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I'm interested in investing for the long-term - no need to withdraw money for 5-10 yrs. So can afford to be fairly aggressive - and avoid stable markets like the US.
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South America is a basket case...avoid at all costs.
China has problems such as, tight control over investments by a communist government, money rate of exchange based on what? Lots of other restrictions by the government. Eastern European prsopsects are looking better for those countries admitted to the EURO. Japan for now looks to be the best prospect. However, the least risky method to invest overseas is in American companies with a growing position in these countries.(excluding again South America). What is wrong with investing in China in Starbucks, MacDonalds, G.M. City Bank etc. Look for these world class safer companies in these geographic areas. Good luck...there is lots of opportunity out there!! |
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Hi,
If you want to invest your money for long term then invest in the emerging marekt ecconomy. As this wil give you maximum returns. But before investing look easy exit routes for your investments. Many countries offer easy way of investing but rigid rules to take your money back. Following countries are emerging ecconomies. 1. China 2. India 3. Brazil 4. South Korea Of these China is emerging ecconomy but the current pricing of its listed stocks seemed to be ficticious. As presently there is no trasparency and lack of credibility in their financial statements. Hope this helps you. If you want more help then you can reach me at sdjp@yahoo.com |
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