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Global X MSCI Argentina ETF
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dragging my entire ARGT position with it.
VXUS EUFN EPU ARGT FLKR are were my allocations are and they’ve done great so far.
Elon bad = Elon’s stock bad. It is not about investing. Even ARGT had risen drastically but not a single soul on Reddit had talked about it. And also, I asked few friends that work on boat and oil rigs. They said Starlink is extremely helpful when they stationed in god knows where. So SpaceX had some basic value.
I sold SMR this year, 6 times the value I bought it. My autonomous driving portfolio keeps growing (OUST: 60%, UBER 32%, AEVA: 176% - In summer, AEVA was a 10 bagger). My ARGT ETF grew by 9%. I'm pretty happy.
I'm not saying you should hold it forever. EWZ went 1989% up in about six years, from October 2002 to May 2008, while the S&P 500 went up 66% on the same timeframe. Many people in the Brazilian investment subreddit (myself included) believe national stocks are undervalued right now and a correction is due. You can speculate with ETF from individual countries, if you keep in mind that it's speculative. The ARGT (Argentinean stocks) went 31% up last month alone, because of local elections. I'm sure there are people in the US and in developed countries who made a lot of money wit that trade, and it's pretty much the same as betting in election results: it's risky, but it's less risky when you know what you're doing. Or when you're a huge hedge fund with a lot of analysts who know what they're doing.
How are you capitalizing on it US gov bailing out Argentina? BBAR, LAR, ARGT?
In Milei we trust $ARGT +19%!
ARGT in the 401k, they really saved my ass there
Finally, time for my ARGT positions to shine
ARGT has a 1.49% 1Y return, a -12.82% YTD, and a 1M return of 1.48%.
ARGT is probably the closest you’ll get
ARGT, did wonders for me since Milei became president, but elections in 2 weeks will determine which direction it'll go.
# if you aren’t buying ARGT what are you even doing 🥭 is taking it private at $300/share
Bessent with explicit support for Argentina by the US Treasury. ARGT up 4% pre market. Also, Milei is still the heavy favorite to win nationally. Bullish CAAP.
Hope so, I got ARGT in my 401k
GREK (up 52.6% over past year), ARGT (up 29.8% over year) , DXJ (up 19.3% over yea), and EUFN (up 45.2% over year). These all perform fairly well over past year and past 5 years.
I keep holding ARGT every single stock on this etf keep going up except the etf. Senate elections are coming up next month, and if Milei get it then will moon.
ARGT was on fire for the past few years but has fizzled out this year.
You definitely want to use ETFs. No more than 10% in stocks. I'd suggest using QQQ for the most part. Maybe some SMH and IBIT. Maybe some GREK, ARGT, DXJ, for international diversification.
Bold mix, QQQ + ARGT + GREK is not one you see every day. What drew you to ARGT and GREK in particular? Purely returns, or do you see a long-term macro case for those regions? Always interested in overlooked international plays.
70% in QQQ, 15% in ARGT, 15% in GREK. Would of given you returns of 27% annualized over past year, 33% annualized over past 3 years, or 22% annualized over past 5 years.
There's some internatioy investments that are outperforming the US. For example ARGT and GREK ETFs over the past year have outperformed the Nasdaq 100. US always does best in the long run.
ARGT has had a nice run up until now. Looks like it has lost some momentum.
ARGT did great. A bit flat lately.
Look at $ARGT. Could have done a lot worse than invest in that ETF over the past decade.
I posted about ARGT the other day, really surprised on well an Argentinian ETF is doing.
Ian bezek is a great resource on X for latam information. He thinks ARGT is getting long in the tooth, but CAAP (who runs Argentina's airports) is still crazy cheap. Half the multiple of the Mexican airports.
I don't really look at international stocks or etfs too much, but ARGT has had really strong performance. Argentina does kind of peak my interest.
Geez, ARGT was moving with the market over the last 2 months, but now it just keeps going up. I wonder what the catalyst is
Wow, ARGT is up pretty massively
I diversify with vxus alongside regional etfs inside my Roth IRA. Mexico EWW, Canada EWC, Japan DXJ and EWJ, Finland EFNL, Poland EPOL, Argentina ARGT, India INDA and EPI. Been with these for three years now. India is down a bit past few months though but I’m holding until retirement. I’d check out some of the different regional ETFs, there’s several of different countries with different specifics.
Not included in the list of countries you provided, but I opened a position in ARGT a while ago. It's an etf of the biggest companies in Argentina. My logic is that I was bullish on Javier Milei's reforms (he had just been elected), and the etf was also very poorly correlated to the US stock market, providing some diversification. The ETF has been doing REAL well since then.
From the currency perspective if the dollar falls they all benefit - though the exchange rate between every currency won't change evenly. Depends on your preferred risk profile, the more developed countries are more stable but less potential upside. ARGT vs EWZS, argentina vs brazil is a good example of what developing can be like, either really good or down for a while. I owned both and they kinda moderated each other.
Bought some ARGT lol, figure it has some upside and won’t correlate too closely with US equities
Brazil is basically a political stock right now. Currently on stupid-as-hell low valuations, even for safe stuff like oil companies If it comes clear that the right will win again next time it will likely come back to the valuations before the current government (about x2), in the meantime, they have massive div yields (e.g. EWZ has 8% right now) I wouldnt place too much money on them but i bought enough to make EWZ 4% of my portfolio on the last dip Same happened to argentina when milei won, ARGT increased 50% on his first year of govt
ARGT is up almost 400% over the past 3 years. Hard to beat that kind of return.
My thoughts: I have 200 shares of ARGT. Since I still have them, I might as well sell covered calls on them for a while. It will be enough to cover the interest I incur every day. Basically free money. I also have a trailing stop in case it goes down massively.
Wait so you sold/wrote call options on $ARGT? Isn’t that the only way someone could exercise the position? Were they covered calls? Or naked?
I'm invested in brazil (from the US)- it's an interesting gamble. The risks are obvious as you stated, but the country does have upsides. They dramatically slashed their poverty rate AND have keep revising up growth rates. So the gamble is this, the bad news has been priced in but the good news has not been yet. There's a headwind of cautious investors into a country that keeps faceplanting. If they faceplant again, it's just another 10-20% decline. If they don't faceplant for some reason, then we have an ARGT style meltup that just happened. Couple the currency and domestic stock gains and it could be pretty high like 50%. Argentina happened to stop faceplanting once, I'd gamble that Brazil might do it too.
With the match and the amount you're investing, I'd be shocked if you weren't FAR above 1M by 50. I think you may want to consider ARGT or Bitcoin considering your age (you can afford to risk more). Even being conservative like you're indicating your plan you'll very likely hit 1M. by 50.
They offer a diverse selection of stocks without having to micromanage them. You can pick the sector if you want to focus. e.g. I put most of my money in VOO (a S&P 500 ETF), but since I like Melei and expect Argentina to do well, I bought a good amount of ARGT. I also have about 7% of my money in BITX in order to benefit from Bitcoin. From time to time I'll toss 5k at a stock I think that is massively undervalued or is going to have some major price bump from tech or mass buy from other investors. I did that with FIVR and hit some great returns. So, toss some "throwaway money" at it if you think FSLR is going to do something completely unlike what all solar stocks are expected to do (go down, Trump's policies aren't going to favor them). Individual stocks make you more volatile and prone to loss. You can get a hit and win, but it's less likely than just doing some ETFs.
30 x ARGT 91 Call 30 x ARGT 92 Call Both expire April 17 2025.
ARGT. Only have jul 2025 options available at the moment but the country’s economy is turning around and the recovery phase has started.
ARGT looks like the way to go, I did check for LEAPS and the furthest dated option I saw was July of 25.
You could buy shares of ARGT. If you want a riskier bet, you could buy LEAPS on ARGT.
Keep in mind that ARGT is 20% MELI, which while operating in Argentina, is not based there and more of an all LATAM company. You can simply look at the ADRs in NYSE or equivalent and buy most of them yourself probably, assuming Europe doesn't also give you shit about that. As for the investment itself, I feel like you're a bit late, things like YPF already went from $3 to $44, but best of luck.
ARGT is available for me in IBKR as an EU citizen, idk about other brokers. Anyways, even if you strongly support everything Milei is doing, that doesn't necessarily mean that you should be bullish on Argentinian stocks. Over-weighting a 24 P/E emerging market is pretty risky IMO, specially when EM stocks are currently quite cheap on average. MSCI EM currently sits at 12 PE forward and 15.34 PE trailing.
ARGT is available for me in IBKR as an EU citizen, idk about other brokers. Anyways, even if you strongly support everything Milei is doing, that doesn't necessarily mean that you should be bullish for Argentinian stocks. Over-weighting a 24 P/E emerging market is pretty risky IMO, specially when EM stocks are currently quite cheap on average. MSCI EM currently sits at 12 PE forward and 15.34 PE trailing.
I think Argentina is a pretty good play. They have a surprising amount of land, resources, and a highly educated populace. The government, anti-capitalism, and corruption was always it's bane to wealth. The sentiment to tear down those walls is for sure growing. Many don't know this but Argentina used to be one of the wealthiest countries in the world! I for one will be using my tendies to purchase property and land in Patagonia come retirement time. Look at ARGT if you want proof of what I'm saying. Poland and the Baltics are probably the best for growth in Europe. Vietnam in my opinion is going to blast off under China tariffs. Rwanda may be a sleeper in Africa. Countries and governments that embrace capitalism rather than scorn it are few and far between today. That's why I think capital is fleeing to America and driving up our PEs. That and Millennials are entering prime earning age. We're financially more educated than previous generations which leads to mega flows into index funds/stock market/shit coin/gamer girl bath water/gourds. America is great because we have a robust regulatory framework making us a safe place to invest, unlike China. We also are one of very few countries who are not set to suffer from birth rate problems, unlike most of Europe, Japan, and Korea. Our tax laws are not hostile, unlike basically every developed nation not named USA. The only thing that makes the US a worrisome investment is if by some stroke of regardedness our politicians cause us to default on our debt. But then the world will be fucked anyways since everyone owns our debt. USA #1 baby lel get rekt
Most proud of: Started investing in ARGT last August on the bet that Milei would win the Argentinian Presidency. Paid off huge dividends (metaphorically) since. Most ashamed of: TAN. Don't wanna talk about it.
ARGT, the msci argentina ETF, will continue to run into next year, especially with the friendliness between mango's entourage and milei.
As far as I know there's no EU equivalent to ARGT. I'm also EU based.. I'm thinking about going long ARGT via options. You might want to consider broader Latin America ETFs with Argentina exposure as an alternative.
Inflation has nothing to do with it. ARGT ETF was 55 dollars in August, and it's 82 dollars now. Also, inflation is dropping very fast in Argentina.
How is this the top comment? Argentina's ETF in dollars, $ARGT, is up 65% YTD. It started the year at 50 dollars and it's now 82 dollars. The value of the peso has nothing to do with it. Also, peso is not really down 88%. Buying USD here is illegal in most cases, so the previous government had a symbolic price set for pesos. However, all the legal and illegal ways of buying dollars had a very different price (dolar tarjeta or ccl). Milei just move the official value closer to the real value of the peso to make it easier to re-legalize buying dollars (expected to happen early next year).
Drop it into a ETF. Normally, I'd recommend VOO, but with Argentina booming since the new President elect twelve months ago, I'd just put that $100 into ARGT. You use Robinhood? Their stock has been fantastic over the past twelve months, up over 345% and with a crypto friendly president and more people getting into online investing, may be just the ticket. It's only $100, go for it! A capital markets stock such as Buffett fav Jeffries (JEF) is also a reliable, steady Eddie that blows away 99% of ETFs.
Still salty I cannot buy ARGT in EU
Compare EDEN and ARGT to SPY, for example
EDEN for Denmark, ARGT for Argentina
I’ve got $400k in SMH and I find it a great investment. I had it set to a 12% trailing stop. After it hit its stop, I waited and watched the 180 day RSI and BMP, once it hit my 25% bottom I got back in with a 15% trailing stop. The trailing stop mitigates the risk of loss and the rebalancing opportunities of the portfolio. Bought in $200k at 197, stop sold it at 265 for $270k out. I put the $270k + $130k back in at $223, currently up 12% for another $50k in profit. The trailing stops are the key for all investments in a retirement portfolio. I also run my parents retirement portfolio. I have the initial investments at $600K in SPY, $330k in SMH, $250K in QQQ, $150k in ARGT, $100K IVV, $50K in IBIT, $50K in XHB. Total profit since January 2022 is $912k.
70% SPY, 10% SMH, 5% XLK, 5% VUG, 5% ARGT, and 5% SPY 2026 Calls @ $650 Strike. Built this portfolio for my dad in June 2022, updated to 2026 Calls back in March from December 2025 calls. Profits at +$810,00k.
30YO American homeowner. What would you change if these were your holdings? I’m trying to hedge against US inflation and capitalize on other profitable sectors. Thanks in advance ETFs: XLE $921 ARGT $902 XLF $832 XTN $762 EWW $672 VHT $533 KWEB $453 MCHI $452 BETZ $170 Stock: PRU $595
In the US the closest thing you’ll get is the etf ARGT but even then 16% of it is MELI which isn’t what you want if you are going for pure Argentina exposure. Could put together your own basket of ADRs. Going local in country isn’t really a good idea.
Ah yes, they’re also outperforming ARGT significantly. Been reading up now and yes, looks like in general deflation is good for lenders to a certain point. That point being the entire Argentine economy dying because of deflation lol.
How much of the share price increase of ARGT is due to the strengthening Argentine Peso? What would cause an ARGT trendline reversal? Global X Funds - Global X MSCI Argentina ETF As of May 8, 2024 • 4:00 PM EDT NYSE ARCA: ARGT63.76USD +0.4(0.63%)
AGC and ARGT, thoughts on silver and Argentina?
Check out their international. GXG and ARGT have been a ride since last year. NDIA good for India exposure, just started last summer. I don't hold it as I've been holding EPI and INDA beginning of last year.
My quick take: venezuela biggest investor was china correct? And now all of the sudden this new president overthrows everything…almost like usa bought it out…and took china resources from… nonetheless i went long ARGT… based on this.
The Argentina etf from msci ARGT is the only one i know of, sadly 22% of the holdings are meli which isn’t really tied that much to Argentina
ARGT , go ahead and buy more
completely forgot market was open today. My YPF and ARGT flyin'
PLTR and ARGT calls, let’s fucking go
ARGT all time highs in premarket
I’m starting to DCA into ARGT. They both look really nice on the chart.
Considering moving ARGT completely to YPF
Long ARGT and YPF still
I put in $50k across YPF and ARGT
Just pulled cash withdrawal from credit card to buy 15 $50 calls for ARGT. Hoping to make up the 30k I've lost this year.am I doing it right?
So, a little bit of DD on ARGT. The Argentinian companies that are traded as ADRs in the US have seen a 20-40% rise on US market movement alone. The ones that are not traded as ADRs haven't moved, because the Argentinian markets are closed today. In order to capitalize on continued upward momentum, and invest in the ones that have not gone up yet, we'd need to invest in an ETF that holds shares in those companies. The ARGT ETF has only gone up 12% today, almost entirely on the changes in value of ADR shares. The rest should increase tomorrow, adding further growth to the ETF. The ETF purchases additional shares of those companies off the Argentinian market daily, based on total dollar participation. They currently hold about $26 million in assets. If we regourds buy into the ETF today, they'll buy more shares tomorrow, pushing up and increasing the individual share price of the ETF, as well as the underlying companies.
ARGT calls still pretty cheap
ARGT trades on NYSE. Up 10% half hour into the market.
Long YPF and ARGT