Investors' options for investing outside the United States have
steadily gotten better over the past decade, and it's no longer that
difficult to find online brokers who will handle trades for Canadian,
Japanese, or Western European markets. It's still not easy to invest in
Turkey, though, and that leaves investors with a rather limited menu of
options, including the iShares MSCI Turkey ETF (TUR) and Turkey's leading mobile network service provider, Turkcell (TKC).
I
am generally not in favor of substituting a company as a country
investment, even when an argument can be made that the country's
fortunes and the company's success are tied relatively closely together.
So setting aside the scarcity of Turkish investment options, is
Turkcell still a worthwhile holding for aggressive investors?
To read more, please click on the following week:
Is Turkcell's Upcoming Transformation Enough Reason To Hold The Shares?
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