Vanguard FTSE Europe (VGK) Options

In at 45.05

Lets do something. Post your price target for year end in 2016 for this fund...

This one SHOULD rally this week as the ECB is supposed to expand its QE program. Nobody should EXPECT any etf tracking european equities to go down if there are the perfect conditions for a big rally until the end of the year and next year. Lets see what happen. I STRONGLY ENCOURAGE EVERYBODY TO START POSTING ON THIS THREAD BECAUSE THIS WILL GET VERY INTERESTING

I donn´t really know what is going on with this fund, and European equities etfs in general. All of these funds ahould be surging with heavy volume despite China, Isis, fed etc etc. There is no reason to these assets to be going down or sideways. I expect VGK to end next year at least at $70.00 per share because there are PLENTY of reasons to buy it (Quantitative easing, negative deposit rates, porssible QE expansion and getting the best price possible before everybody else. This thing should be up at least 30 dollars since the ECB launched its QE program. EQUITIES ARE THE ONLY PLACE TO BE IN EUROPE.

That I do not know. It all depends on central bank action and if the Federal Reserve reverses itself which would devalue the dollar and drive money into US stocks more.

I prefer to just raise the trend higher.

Do you have any targets?

STG....I totally agree with you. I think people should start posting on this board because this etf is trading under unique circumtances. Therefore it should turn very very interesting in the next couple of monthe. What is your 12-month forecast for this ETF???

I'm surprised no one is posting on this board right now with the huge flow of money coming out of US stocks and going into European stocks.

I like VGK and also EURL for the higher risk/reward play.

The UK CPI number that was released on March 24, 2015 showed the UK CPI fell to zero, the lowest level EVER. That is just another data point for the ECB to consider further QE like stimulus.

Think about it. I mean this is REALLY drinking the Kool-Aid but what the heck. With the start of the ECB QE program, could European markets be where the US market was when it started QE back in early 2009?

I did a full report on European stocks here: UK CPI Hits Zero and How To Play For Big Profit