All Posts Tagged With: "investing in africa"
Where to Find Real Market Growth
You won’t see really exciting market growth anywhere in the developed world right now. There’s not even much to be found in emerging market economies.
But there are still countries with over 6% growth, says Andrew Gordon in Investor’s Daily Edge. Some of them, such as Afghanistan and Angola, aren’t the safest places in the world, however. And they are difficult to invest in directly.
A way around this is to find an American company doing business in these high-growth economies or a foreign company listed on a US stock exchange.
This Stock Taps Into the Greatest Transfer of Wealth in History
The price of oil is at near-record highs. And that’s driving the biggest transfer of wealth in human history, says Profit Watch editor Manraaj Singh. Manraaj says that in the next five years oil exporting countries are going to buy-up foreign assets worth three times as much as the entire British economy.
On the Trail of the Bin Laden Billions
The $200 billion deal that no other investment service will tell you about.
Two Stocks Set to Change the Face of Africa
$9 billion of investment is arriving into the country. Infrastructure is being revamped, replaced and created. Miners are moving in… and hundreds of billions of dollars are going to be made by early investors. I’m revealing the two plays I think can make you the most money… but only if you get your hands on them right now…
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