Chile is a paradise in South America for free market lovers.
Chile even has a private pension system set to withstand the future and a healthy market economy.
Is that why its largest listed companies give investors an healthy 3.67 % dividend yield?
Let Socialist Allende estimators invest in Maduro’s Venezuela stocks. I am investing on Chile’s healthy free economy.
I have also looked at ARGT, now Socialist free, but was discouraged by tiny 0,7% dividend yield, even though I know very well that Argentina has been in such trouble that it has a far greater rebound upswing possibility, which in my opinion might help Chile too.
I am only wondering what a “Capped ETF” might be
Here some numbers:
OPEN
36.61
NAV (ON 09/20/2016)
36.58
TOTAL ASSETS (M USD) (ON 09/20/2016)
312.801
INCEPTION DATE
11/16/2007
PREMIUM/DISCOUNT
-0.38%
AVERAGE 52-WEEK PREMIUM
-0.01%
LAST DIVIDEND (ON 06/22/2016)
0.676437
DIVIDEND INDICATED GROSS YIELD
3.67%
EXPENSE RATIO
0.62%
3 MO RETURN
1.45%
3 YR RETURN
-9.82%
5 YR RETURN
-7.84%
BUY, SELL, KEEP 
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