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2011-07-10
What Makes Emerging Markets Great Investments?


Investors want to buy where the growth is, and Wall Street knows that growth is coming from the emerging markets. Main Street investors are still highly underweight this important sector of the global economy.

Sure developed markets like Germany have enjoyed a GDP boom this year, even beating at least one BRIC, Russia, in the first quarter. But 6% annualized GDP growth could be the top limit for Germany as that economy runs out of steam. Of course, the average GDP growth rate for China, India and other big emerging markets will exceed that.

While GDP can be helpful, there can be a disconnect between real GDP growth and actual equity market performance, where a lackluster stock market can exist in a country whose GDP regularly exceeds 6.5-7%. China is a case in point. Even with GDP growth of 9% in the 12 months ending in the first quarter, the iShares FTSE

Xinhua China (FXI) exchange traded fund has been a money loser all year.

In fact, with GDP growth generally a lagging indicator anyhow, it is often more rewarding to pay attention to policies at the margin that encourage economic growth when trying to predict outperforming global markets, says Vlad Signorelli, Global Research Director at boutique investment research firm Brettonwoods Research LLC in New Jersey. This is where the best emerging market capital markets will handedly outperform their counterparts in developed countries.

“Specifically, we’d be looking for those countries that are looking to maintain or lower rates of taxation on capital alongside a policy of gradual currency appreciation.

Predictability on tax rates is generally positive; meanwhile currency appreciation is a powerful ally in the fight against inflation, which has become a problem common to emerging markets this year,” he says.

“Ranking the BRICs from my favorite to least favorite we’d go with Russia, Brazil, China, India,” he says.

Paul Dietrich, Managing Director at Foxhall Capital in Conn. says short term, investors should stay away from Europe, sell European bank holdings and watch out for anything too closely tied to the US economy.

“I like the big US consumer brands that have a major presence in the emerging markets, like Coca-Cola because as a US company, they will do better because of their footprint in the emerging markets,” he says.

Main Street investors that have yet to get into the big emerging markets can either choose from an array of equity mutual funds, fixed income funds with higher yields than US Treasurys and investment grade status, or the main ETFs like FXI, the MSCI Brazil (EWZ), Market Vectors Russia (RSX) and Wisdom Tree’s India (EPI) fund. Dietrich sees the current lull in emerging market equity as a buying opportunity.


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2011-7-10 08:35:34
61,61currency appreciation  货币升值     lackluster  没有活力的
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2011-7-10 08:42:39
Considering the current financial situations, short term investors should definitely stay away from Europe, sell European bank holdings and watch out for anything too closely tied to the US economy.
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2011-7-10 09:14:37
What makes the emerging market great investment ? I believe that there is only one answer. That is the profit.
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2011-7-10 09:25:59
61,61
underweight
n. 重量不足
adj. 重量不足的
减持, 减码
run out of steam  
vi. 减速
失去动力
筋疲力尽
a case in point  
有关的事例,例证
lagging  
n. 绝热材料, 支拱板条
adj. 落后的, 慢的, 迟缓的
动词lag的现在分词
rewarding  
adj.有报酬的, 有益的, 值得的
动词reward的现在分词
go with  
跟…相配;与…相伴;附属于
watch out for  
密切注意,提防,留神
equity mutual funds  
证券投资基金
lull
vt.使安静;缓和,哄骗 n.暂时的平息


Sometimes we need Sherlock Holmes in our real life. Why  can a lackluster stock market exist in a country whose GDP regularly exceeds 6.5-7%? Why are policies at the margin  that encourage economic growth when trying to predict outperforming global markets? It is somewhat complicated, and we are trying to find the reasons. Is it a coincidence?
Maybe it is really different from a highly market-oriented economy, as most investments depend on our government. They plan, execute, and we sometimes compare what they have done with that of foreigners.
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2011-7-10 10:30:17
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It is really hard to decide where to invest. It is more likely that an asset that is chosen by all will not perform well. I prefer to choose a low price asset that other people don't like.
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