''All in all, Greece may be looking more attractive than at any point
in the past dozen months or so. However, there are many risks to any
investment in a nation still trapped in a depression that has run longer
than a half-decade, and that is still on the life-support systems of
its Troika of creditors. Nevertheless, any improvement is a change in
the direction of the data, a change (hopefully) for the better.
Investors
looking to invest in Greece from the U.S. without access to the Greek
stock market have few options to invest, but still can invest in
diversified portfolios. With an average daily volume of just under
40,000 shares over the past three months, investors could look to the
rather illiquid Global X Funds FTSE Greece 20 ETF (GREK -3.10%) to
create a portfolio. This portfolio is overweight to economically
sensitive sectors such as financials, and consumer stocks which could do
well in an economic rebound..''
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