There are almost 1,200 ETFs listed on the London Stock Exchange and between them they provide exposure to a wide range of different markets. To get the best returns you will need to pick the right indices, but it is a difficult decision when there are so many to choose from.According to FE Trustnet, there are 48 London-listed ETFs linked to the UK stock market. The top five over the last five year

After a rampant run in early 2013, Japanese equities have been on the slide for a good year but price action in the iShares MSCI Japan (IJPN) exchange-traded fund (ETF) suggests now may be a good time to revisit the Tokyo market.The ETF did its job and tracked the Japanese stocks higher in the first half of last year but the instrument became overbought. Its run finally petered out when it tested

iShares MSCI Japan ETF (IJPN)Buy 755p Target 890p Stop Loss 720pAfter a period of welcome consolidation Japanese equities look set for further gains. Investors can play this technical picture quickly and simply via the iShares MSCI Japan ETF (IJPN) exchange-traded fund (ETF).An 80%, six-month romp in Japan's Nikkei 225 took the bellwether index in May to 15,627 and a test of the long run bear

These are interesting times with lots of important market news and announcements for traders to negotiate. The world's largest economy, America, seems to be recovering nicely, yet its central bank, the Federal Reserve, is on the verge of reducing the stimulus that is helping to keep everything afloat.Another concern is the slowdown in China, the engine of global growth for years. There is better n