VNM - VanEck Vectors Vietnam ETF
| Previous Close | 16.77 |
| Open | 16.71 |
| Bid | 0.00 x 1200 |
| Ask | 17.07 x 800 |
| Day's Range | 16.46 - 16.75 |
| 52 Week Range | 14.37 - 20.50 |
| Volume | 351,394 |
| Avg. Volume | 313,783 |
| Net Assets | 398.29M |
| NAV | 16.56 |
| PE Ratio (TTM) | N/A |
| Yield | 0.88% |
| YTD Return | 11.59% |
| Beta (3Y Monthly) | 0.79 |
| Expense Ratio (net) | 0.66% |
| Inception Date | 2009-08-11 |
- Yahoo Finance Video•25 days ago
The Rise of the Vaneck Vectors Vietnam ETF
Vietnam ETF, $VNM, is on the rise. Todd Rosenbluth, CFRA Senior Director of ETF and Mutual Fund Research, joins The Ticker's Jackie DeAngelis to discuss emerging market ETF's and the zero-fee race.
- Yahoo Finance Video•last month
Emerging markets must be a ‘core part of your portfolio’
Taimur Hyat, Chief Operating Officer at PGIM, says emerging markets like Vietnam and Indonesia have to be a core part of your portfolio. Yahoo Finance’s Alexis Christoforous speaks to him.
- Reuters•10 days ago
SE Asia Stocks-Remain in wait-and-watch mode after mixed China data
* China's Jan-Feb industrial output slips, investment picks up * Profit taking may be likely in near term - Singapore analyst By Rashmi Ashok March 14 (Reuters) - Southeast Asian stock markets remained ...
- InvestorPlace•19 days ago
9 Trade War Stocks to Sell on U.S.-China Deal News
Will it, or won't it? Will the war of tariffs being waged between the United States and China finally come to a close with an amicable solution? That certainly looks to be the case, though the terms of whatever deal is in the offing have thus far remained elusive.Still, it's not a stretch to suspect whatever resolution is in the works will wind things back to the way they were early in the Trump Presidency. That means whichever stocks suffered because of stymied trade should find relief, while those names that were boosted by tough tariffs may also bump into a new headwind.There's also a good-sized group of stocks that may peel back in response to encouraging headlines about tariffs due to the oft-seen "sell the news" effect.InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading Tips * 7 Stocks Under $10 You Shouldn't Buy To that end, here's a rundown of the top nine trade war stocks to sell now that it looks like the trade war is near an end. Note that in most cases, the rise and now the potential fall is rooted far more in assumption than in results. Nevertheless … Tesla (TSLA)Source: Shutterstock It was already fighting a losing battle, to be clear. The unveiling of an actual $35,000 version of the Model 3 had already sent Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) to multi-week lows, once investors realized the cost-cutting lengths to which the company had to go to in order to manufacture a car that cheap. But, an end to the tariff tiff could make matters even worse for TSLA stock.It seems counterintuitive. CEO Elon Musk already mentioned plans to make Model 3 cars in the United States to ship to China. The removal of the tariff on them would make them easier to sell there … at least until its Model 3 production line in China is activated later this year.That's not the concern, however. Although it could take years if not months to be noticed, the free flow of components and competing cars from domestic as well as foreign EV makers will only bolster electric competition for Tesla in the United States. Even the newest Chinese EV darling Nio (NYSE:NIO) says its long-term goal is to deliver automobiles to the U.S., while China's Kandi has already received permission to do so. Amazon.com (AMZN)Source: Shutterstock It's another counterintuitive idea. Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN), which often offers its merchandise at the lowest retail cost in North America, relies on low-cost, Chinese-made goods to sell. The evaporation of import tariffs will allow it to continue selling bargain-priced merchandise.At another time and in another scenario, an end to a trade war might be bullish for AMZN stock for that reason. Right now, however, it could prove problematic. See, brick-and-mortar rival Walmart (NYSE:WMT) has finally figured out a formula to compete with Amazon online. Last quarter's e-commerce sales were up 43% year-over-year, extending a solid streak of big double-digit growth. * 10 Best Stocks to Buy and Hold Forever With the same access to the same tariff-free goods, lower-cost merchandise would actually serve Walmart more than it would Amazon.com right now. VanEck Vectors Vietnam ETF (VNM)Source: Shutterstock It went largely unnoticed, while investors were jockeying to figure out which stocks affected by trade war rhetoric would be hit the hardest, but what proved to be trouble for China also ended up being a boon for other U.S. trade partners.Chief among those beneficiaries was Vietnam. While factories slowed if not outright shuttered in China, Vietnam's GDP improved by 7.1% last year -- the best year since 2007 -- as its manufacturing machine picked up the pace.Surprisingly, that economic growth hasn't proven particularly bullish for the VanEck Vectors Vietnam ETF (NYSEARCA:VNM). Despite the backdrop, investors have been concerned about the ripple effect of China's slowing economy. Nevertheless, a revving of China's economic engine would cast a bearish shadow on Vietnam's nascent growth. Micron Technology (MU)Source: Shutterstock Micron Technology (NASDAQ:MU) and its computer-memory making peers have been facing headwinds much bigger than a trade war. It, along with SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics (OTCMKTS:SSNLF), have been dealing with a supply glut that has gouged the price of the RAM/DRAM memory chips needed to make your electronics devices work.And yet, in most regards, Micron is still one of the most noteworthy trade war stocks investors are watching. Not only does half of its revenue come from Chinese buyers in need of its tech, the company claims China has been stealing trade secrets and intellectual property, putting Micron at a disadvantage. * 10 Best High-Growth Stocks for Young Investors While at least some of the political pushback has been rooted in IP theft, of the scant details heard thus far about the discussions between President Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping don't appear to address much in the way of patents and the protection of technological know-how. Boyd Gaming (BYD)Source: Ace Via on FlickrIt's one of several trade war stocks that's benefitted more from psychology than demonstrable business growth (although the stock's still been a relatively disappointing performer). But, to the extent Boyd Gaming (NYSE:BYD) was boosted by the advent of the trade war, the end of the tariff spot could take the wind out of itself.The underpinning of the theory has everything to do with Macau … China's gambling enclave where U.S.-based gambling giants like Las Vegas Sands (NYSE:LVS) and Wynn Resorts (NASDAQ:WYNN) have a presence, and where Boyd doesn't.It matters. Although the actual impact on gaming was unclear, the premise likely cast a favorable light on BYD, while working against Macau-exposed players. Should the political tensions end, a reversal of that mindset could push outfits like Wynn and Las Vegas Sands back in favor, at the expense of Boyd. Nokia (NOK)Source: Shutterstock It's a misnomer to think all smartphones, and smartphone tech, is ultimately made in China. Nokia (NYSE:NOK) is based in Finland, out of the trade war's theater, and circumventing the targeting of China's Huwaei and ZTE. Tariffs made Nokia's phones price-competitive in the U.S. again.The matter goes well beyond phones though and extends into the infrastructure that will eventually power 5G connectivity. The U.S. government is wary of relying on any Chinese telecom tech, for security reasons. And, as Jim Cramer asked so bluntly, "If you're a telco carrier and warned off of Huawei and ZTE, where are you going to go buy your 5G technology?"The answer -- at least one of them -- was Nokia. Indeed, NOK stock has been an impressive performer for months now for this very reason. * 7 Best Energy Funds to Outperform the Market If any deal between China and the U.S. is relatively lenient on China's telecom technology powerhouses though, Nokia could wind up in the same backseat it was in just a year ago. Archer Daniels Midland (ADM)Source: GothamNurse Via FlickrThe advent of the tariff war has proven anything but bullish for shares of Archer Daniels Midland (NYSE:ADM), but not because it has created a headwind. Indeed, Archer's second-quarter operating profit last year more than tripled year-over-year, and the company topped estimates for its third quarter as well."In this environment Archer has done a better job of executing," explained Morningstar analyst Seth Goldstein following its third-quarter report, tacitly acknowledging that ADM has the scale and reach to drive profits that small independent players don't.The company's consistent success hasn't helped the stock much. It's down nearly 20% from its October high, as trade war fears finally set in. An end to the trade war, however, could still be interpreted as problematic given that much of last year's pricing power was also rooted in poor crop output in South America.In the meantime, nearly a year removed from the start of the tit-for-tat tariffs, the marketplace has likely found ways around Archer Daniels Midland's firm pricing. CSX (CSX)Source: Don O'Brien via FlickrRailroad name CSX (NASDAQ:CSX) is another one of the trade war stocks that has been tough to pin down. On the one hand, more self-reliance on domestic production of commodities drives demand for coast-to-coast shipping. On the other hand, much of the shipping of good within the United States was of goods delivered from China.So far the impact of the trade war appears to be net-neutral, in terms of demand for freight services. * 7 Chinese Stocks to Buy for the 2019 Rebound But, with the stock up 27% for the past year thanks to perceived demand growth -- it's mostly higher shipping prices driving rail delivery revenue higher -- the routing of more commodity purchases through maritime ports would easily lead investors to doubt the continued strength of CSX stock. Dollar General (DG)Source: Shutterstock Finally, add Dollar General (NYSE:DG) to your list of trade war stocks to sell that could be upended by an apparent end to the bickering.It's a scenario not unlike the one CSX stock is in. That is, psychology more than any other factor has driven DG stock higher to the tune of 37% over the course of the past twelve months, largely because the retailer was touted as a means of sidestepping the impact of the trade war. Not only is 100% of its revenue generated in the U.S., but it benefits from any price hikes bigger rival Walmart is forced to impose.All those tailwinds will abate, however, if tariffs are wiped away … or even just dialed back.As of this writing, James Brumley did not hold a position in any of the aforementioned securities. You can learn more about James at his site, jamesbrumley.com, or follow him on Twitter, at @jbrumley. More From InvestorPlace * 2 Toxic Pot Stocks You Should Avoid * 7 Big Data Stocks That Deserve a Closer Look * 7 Best Energy Funds to Outperform the Market * 5 Blue-Chip Stocks Ready to Rise Compare Brokers The post 9 Trade War Stocks to Sell on U.S.-China Deal News appeared first on InvestorPlace.
- Reuters•20 days ago
SE Asia Stocks-Most climb on trade optimism; Malaysia falls
* Malaysia posts higher-than-expected Jan trade surplus * Vietnam, Indonesia poised for 2nd straight session of gains By Shriya Ramakrishnan March 4 (Reuters) - Most Southeast Asian stocks climbed on Monday ...
- Reuters•23 days ago
SE Asia Stocks-Philippines falls as MSCI's China weighting boost raises outflow woes
* Philippine stocks hit near 2-month low * Vietnam index poised for 1.5 pct weekly loss * Singapore shares snap 3 straight sessions of losses By Shriya Ramakrishnan March 1 (Reuters) - Philippine shares ...
- Reuters•24 days ago
SE Asia Stocks-Fall as trade hopes recede; U.S.-North Korea no-deal weighs
* Vietnam shares plunge 2.5 pct, top loser in region * Philippine stocks worst performer in February By Shriya Ramakrishnan Feb 28 (Reuters) - Southeast Asian stock markets fell sharply on Thursday after ...
- TheStreet.com•25 days ago
Vietnam a Fitting Summit Host With a Stock Market Worth Watching
U.S. President Donald Trump is meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un as I write this piece, in Hanoi's century-old Metropole Hotel. It's good that bone spurs did not deter Trump from this trip to Vietnam. One of Asia's hottest economies is also home to a stock market that has turned a turbulent 2018 around.
- Reuters•27 days ago
SE Asia Stocks-Climb on trade optimism; Thailand top gainer
* Vietnam extends gains to 4-1/2-month closing high * Singapore flat, Jan inflation below expectations By Shriya Ramakrishnan Feb 25 (Reuters) - Southeast Asian stock markets rose on Monday, in line with ...
- Reuters•last month
SE Asia Stocks-Most rise on hopes of U.S.-China trade deal by March 1 deadline
* Vietnam hits over 4-month high * Indonesian c.bank holds interest rates * Malaysia gains for fourth straight session By Shreya Mariam Job Feb 21 (Reuters) - Most Southeast Asian stock markets closed ...
- Reuters•3 months ago
SE Asia Stocks-Slide on global economic worries
* Deluge of negative political news hits sentiment * Vietnam on track for 7-day losing streak * Philippines top loser in the region By Rashmi Ashok Dec 21 (Reuters) - Shares across Southeast Asia tumbled ...
- Reuters•3 months ago
SE Asia Stocks-End lower on growth woes; Malaysia closes at near 2-yr low
* Drop in Singapore shares a "knee-jerk reaction" to Wall Street - analyst * Vietnam posts fourth straight day of losses * Thailand closes at its lowest since Aug 25, 2017 By Rashmi Ashok Dec ...
- Reuters•3 months ago
SE Asia Stocks-Rise on trade war thaw; Philippines up ahead of cenbank meet
* China does first major purchase of U.S. soybeans in 6 months * Indonesia rises to over 7-month high * Vietnam hits nearly one-month top By Shanima A Dec 13 (Reuters) - Southeast Asian markets climbed ...
- Reuters•4 months ago
SE Asia Stocks-Most recover as investors expect fewer Fed rate hikes
* Singapore on track to snap three sessions of losses * Philippines, Malaysia fall By Shreya Mariam Job Dec 7 (Reuters) - Most Southeast Asian stock markets picked up on Friday after two consecutive sessions ...
- Reuters•4 months ago
SE Asia Stocks-Fall on flattening US yield curve, trade worries
* Philippines, Singapore top losers * Thailand closed for holiday By Shreya Mariam Job Dec 5 (Reuters) - Southeast Asian stocks fell on Wednesday, in line with global markets, as a flattening U.S. treasury ...
- Reuters•4 months ago
SE Asia Stocks-Surge after Sino-U.S. trade ceasefire
* Singaporean shares end near two-month high * Vietnam leads gains in region By Shreya Mariam Job Dec 3 (Reuters) - Southeast Asian stocks surged on Monday, tracking gains across broader Asia, after a ...
- Business Wire•4 months ago
VanEck Announces Preliminary Yearend Distribution Estimates for VanEck Vectors Equity ETFs
VanEck announced today preliminary yearend distribution estimates for its VanEck Vectors® equity exchange-traded funds.
- ETF Trends•5 months ago
Asia ETFs Could Indirectly Benefit from U.S., China Trade War
As the U.S. and China duke it out over the ongoing trade war disputes, other Asian economies and country-specific ETFs could benefit from the side. Some researchers argue that countries exporting similar products that compete with China could end up as beneficiaries in the trade war between the U.S. and China, the Wall Street Journal reports. For example, Bank of America Merrill Lynch economists predict Taiwan, Vietnam and South Korea have the most to gain, given the countries' similar export profiles to China.
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- InvestorPlace•5 months ago
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- Reuters•5 months ago
SE Asia Stocks-Singapore falls further ahead of policy review; Philippines recovers
* Singapore cenbank decision due on Oct 12 * Philippines up after 2 sessions of falls By Niyati Shetty Oct 8 (Reuters) - Singapore shares extended falls on Monday ahead of a central bank policy review ...
- Investopedia•6 months ago
Top 4 ETFs for Investing in Vietnam In 2018
Vietnam offers some enticing opportunities for investors, and ETFs provide an extra level of safety.
- ETF Trends•9 months ago
Emerging Market ETFs Can’t Shake Off Trade Fears
Emerging market stocks, especially those tracking emerging Asia and related ETFs, were struggling to find their footing Thursday as uncertainty surrounding the U.S. trade policy fueled ongoing volatility. ...
- Reuters•9 months ago
SE Asia Stocks-Philippines snaps 8 sessions of fall
* Singapore rises after robust manufacturing data * Indonesian stocks fall for fifth session in six By Ambar Warrick June 26 (Reuters) - Philippine shares closed higher for the first time in nine sessions ...
