As global “Caravan Capitalism” seeks out the countries offering the lowest production cost, multinational companies are leaving China for Vietnam.

Editor’s Note: Vietnam’s decision to indefinitely suspend all gold imports to curb inflation and a rising trade deficit echoes the drastic measures taken by the US government during the Great Depression. Dollar weakness is a major concern again, and finance guru Jim Rogers has advised investors to avoid the greenback ‘at all costs.’

Editor’s Note: Vietnam is struggling to keep in check rocketing inflation.

In May, Vietnam consumer prices rose 25.2% year-on-year, the most since 1992.

So is Vietnam still a good buy, or is it a busted flush? Bill Bonner is not so sure. However, Profit Hunter editor Manraaj Singh still thinks this emerging market is a buy…