GULF POWER $26.50

down -0.25


18/6/2013 04:18 PM  |  NYSE : GUL  |  Industries : Utilities / Electric Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution
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GUL Stock Analysis

  1.

    Can Gulf ETFs Keep Glowing? - ETF News And Commentary

    (MES,GULF )
    Recent MSCI upgrade has improved the outlook for these ETFs.
  2.

    The Bell Tolls For Middle East ETFs

    (GULF,MES,MSCI,PMNA )
    To say Tuesday is a big day for exchange traded funds with significant exposure to the Middle East is an understatement. At 5:30 PM Eastern time, index provider MSCI (NYSE: MSCI) releases its annual market reclassification. Plenty of eyes will be on South Korea and Taiwan, which are again on the cusp of moving to developed from emerging markets status.
  3.

    MSCI Reclassification Puts Spotlight on These ETFs

    (EEM,EIS,FM,GULF,MSCI,VWO )
    Traders have had bigger fish to fry over the past few days, but a potentially noteworthy news event is slated for the after-market docket on Tuesday. That is when index provider MSCI (NYSE: MSCI) unveils its annual market reclassification, an event that could impact a raft of ETFs tracking developing and frontier markets. On the other hand, this even has the potential to be anti-climatic as it was last year when MSCI again declined to move South Korea and Taiwan to developed market from emerging market status.
  4.

    Emerging Market ETFs: Biggest Winners & Losers YTD

    (EGPT,EZA,GULF,IDXJ,MES,SCIF,SCIN,VNM )
    Emerging markets have captivated investors for almost a decade when developed markets became a yield-barren investment. After years of pushing the limits of GDP growth and infrastructure spending, some emerging countries are finally losing steam. With the added stabilization in the European Union and U.S., investors have been abandoning their emerging holds in favor of past domestic strategies.

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