U.S. investors have tried for the past few years to access the growth in the Israeli market without a true index vehicle for doing so. The Amidex35 is probably the most accurate vehicle for those looking to get exposure to Israel as a whole. It’s an interesting index, splitting total market cap between Tel Aviv and the U.S (around 60/40). So, you get local Israel exposure with some growth-y tech companies layered in. Kudos
to Amidex’s Cliff Goldstein who shared some time with us on CNBC recently talking about Israeli companies and the market opportunity as a whole. We interviewed Cliff a couple of months ago and it’s worth reading that interview again here. (Continue »)
Written by: Zack Miller | May 27, 2008
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Category: etf, israel
Tags: amidex, Bank of Israel, barclays, Cliff Goldstein, eis, etf, gaf, invest israel, investing, ishares, israel, israel bonds, israel stocks in US, northern trust, ta-25, tav, tel aviv stock exchange, Teva










