Friday, November 20th, 2009

Posts Tagged ‘ Emerging Markets ETF ’

With One of the Hottest Economies on the Planet Brazil is Finally Living Up to Its Promise

Aug 12th, 2009 | By Jason Simpkins | Category: Emerging Markets

Brazilians used to joke that their country was the country of the future – and always would be because a new crisis seemed to crop up every time the economy came close to fulfilling its potential.



Monday Will Be a Big Day for These Two Emerging Market Nations

Jun 26th, 2009 | By Martin Denholm | Category: Emerging Markets

Keep an eye on the Chinese and Brazilian stock markets on Monday.



Decoupling Is Still Dead And Here’s The Proof

Jun 10th, 2009 | By Louis Basenese | Category: Emerging Markets

Last August, in an exclusive article to Oxford Club members, I badmouthed decoupling – the theory that the rest of the world (particularly emerging economies) could somehow party on while the U.S economy endured a recession.



The Russia Pick I Recommended to You Is Up 39 in 53 Days

Jun 1st, 2009 | By Ted Peroulakis | Category: Emerging Markets

For quite some time I was interested in recommending that my readers invest in Russia. I still had concerns about some political issues and organized crime in the country.  Most experts out there tell people to stay away from Russia, so I knew I had to do further research myself.



India’s Election is Great for Indian Stocks

May 18th, 2009 | By Ted Peroulakis | Category: Emerging Markets

India’s weekend election gives the ruling Congress Party a big win and paves the way for economic reforms.



What to Buy…or Not Buy

May 5th, 2009 | By Marc Faber | Category: Stock Market Investing

From the tidal wave of e-mails and comments I have received from numerous different sources I am under the impression that most investors view the recent rally in the world’s stock markets as a bear market rally. I suppose we would need to define a bear market rally as a rally that fails to make a new all-time high (for the S&P 500, above the 1576 reached in October 2007) and is also followed by a new low for this cycle (below 666 for the S&P 500 reached in early March 2009).



Chinese Domestic Market ‘Buffer’ May Not Save It from Slowdown

Oct 2nd, 2008 | By Irwin Greenstein | Category: Emerging Markets

China has established itself as an emerging market powerhouse in the last decade. It continues to post double-digit growth rates, even as the US and Europe slip into recession. But Irwin Greenstein says it could be about to hit a Great Wall. Conventional wisdom has it that China is relatively immune from a global slowdown because of its growing domestic market. The problem with this theory is that many Chinese consumers have lost their shirt on the tanking domestic stock market.



9 Potash Plays to Profit from Chinese Rural Reforms

Sep 29th, 2008 | By Irwin Greenstein | Category: Featured, Financial News

Senior members of the Communist Party of China (CPC) will meet next month in Beijing to discuss reform and development in the rural areas, according to an article in today’s China Daily.

If the reforms that come out of the meeting are strong enough potash could see a major boost, according to emerging markets expert Irwin Greenstein.

Irwin says there are nine major potash players worth a look. Depending on the outcome of the CPC’s Beijing powwow, Potash could become one of the best indirect China plays out there.



Exporter Bailout Signals Trouble Ahead for China

Sep 24th, 2008 | By Irwin Greenstein | Category: Emerging Markets

Bailout fever is spreading. China is now considering a bailout of exporters. According to China Daily, Chinese exporters are suffering mightily as the global economy weakens. This is a clear indicator that the Chinese economy could be heading for trouble, says Irwin Greenstein, writing for Contrarian Profits.



Asian ETFs Could Spike on China’s Energy Supply Woes

Aug 12th, 2008 | By Contrarian Profits | Category: Featured, Financial News

Two coinciding events in the oil industry point investors to a little-known opportunity in Southeast Asia, says emerging markets expert Irwin Greenstein.

While the Georgian conflict grabbed the headlines, a related news piece out of London was all but buried. To see the entire opportunity, however, you really need to follow the bread crumbs, which lead you to Southeast Asia.

It’s all about logistics, says Irwin. In particular, the challenge now facing China of sourcing reliable supply of oil that doesn’t rely on pipeline transportation.