The Complete List of Israeli Stocks Traded in the U.S.

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After Canada, Israel is the second foreign country with the most listings in the U.S. markets. Many of the Israeli companies trade on the NASDAQ since operate in the hi-tech sector. Despite the never-ending turmoil in the Middle East, Israelis continue to be highly research-oriented,  innovative and entrepreneurial. Many world-class companies have evolved from Israel. In fact two of the companies Check Point(CHKP) and Teva Pharmaceutical Industries, Ltd. (TEVA) are part of the prestigious Nasdaq 100 Index. Israeli companies excel is the semiconductor and drug industries.

The Israeli Stocks Traded in the U.S. are shown below:

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The 10 Most Traded European ADRs

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The following 10 European ADRs have daily trading volume of over 2.5 millions shares:

  1. Nokia (NOK)
  2. Alcatel–Lucent(ALU)
  3. ArcelorMittal (MT)
  4. Ericsson (ERIC)
  5. ABB (ABB)
  6. UBS (UBS)
  7. ING (ING)
  8. Vimpel Communications (VIP)
  9. Banco Santander (SAN)
  10. Statoil(STO)

While many tech stocks are up this year, Nokia is still down 18% YTD. The financial giant ING has lost 15% YTD. Due to the strong rebound of the Russian market, Vimpel Communications has soared over 167% so far this year.

10 Coal Stocks from the Russell Global Coal Index

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Coal is still the major source of electricity generation in many countries including China, USA and others. China has plenty of coal and uses most of the coal mined for domestic power generation. In the US, coal is mined heavily from states like West Virginia and used in power plants.

One way to invest in coal stocks is to review the Russell Global Coal Index which measures the performance of all coal related stocks. There are 52 stocks from 17 countries in this index.

The ETFX Russell Global Coal Mining Fund ETF (KOAL.L) from ETF Securities tracks the Russell Global Coal Index. As of September, 2009 the Russell Global Coal Index is up 152% compared to 3.6% for the S&P 500.

The Top 10 Holdings from the ETFX Russell Global Coal Mining Fund are listed below:

1 China Shenhua Energy Co Ltd
China

2 Peabody Energy Corp. (BTU)
USA

3 Consol Energy Inc. (CNX)
USA

4 China Coal Energy Co
China

5 Bumi Resources Tbk PT
Indonesia

6 Alpha Natural Resources Inc. (ANR)
USA

7 Arch Coal Inc. (ACI)
USA

8 Walter Energy (WLT)
USA

9 Yanzhou Coal Mining Co Ltd
China

10 Massey Energy Co. (MEE)
USA

Knowledge is Power: Smart Money, Dubai Edition

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Dubai: business as usual – When news broke of Dubai World’s economic crash, many feared that the emirate was heading for disaster. But among the high-rise hotels and high-end boutiques, there is much more optimism

WORLD’S FAVOURITE MINING STOCKS

Following the smart money – The normal suspects are in good demand, but bargain hunters are now also snapping up oversold subsectors such as platinum and potash.

Microcredit loans have revolutionized the world of finance in developing nations. Now Muhammad Yunus, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate behind the concept, wants to see similar programs in the industrialized world. In a SPIEGEL ONLINE interview, he explains why Germany’s poor should be given loans Interview with Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus- ‘Everyone Should Have the Right to Credit’

Total Eclipse At The Heart Of Dubai’s World

Asian SWFs have overtaken Middle East government investment arms as the largest acquirers of assets this year, and the biggest increase in spending is in the natural resources sector.Asian sovereign funds are biggest SWF spenders in 2009

For millions of followers, the prosperity gospel encouraged financial risk in the name of God. Did Christianity Cause the Crash?

It is tradesmen left with unpaid bills who will suffer most from Dubai’s problems; Abu Dhabi has thrown a tarpaulin over its own banks to dampen contagion. Far more worrying is the commercial real estate problem in the United States. – US the problem, not Dubai