Stocks will be the best way to capitalize on continuing economic expansion in 2011. Smart investors will look to Asian markets.
India’s economic growth has made it a darling among investors. But this growth will be unsustainable without significant spending on infrastructure. Here’s an ETF that will help you to take part in India’s infrastructure boom.
China has been a standard bearer of global economic growth. But the country is now looking for ways to cool an overheating economy.
A structurally weaker dollar and a shift in the global financial system away from the greenback would make gold the ultimate store of value.
A second round of quantitative easing will lure more investment dollars to emerging economies. Expect emerging markets to outperform yet again.
The Silk Portfolio has gained 113 percent since its inception in 2006, leaving its benchmark indexes in the dust.
We don’t anticipate a turnaround in the US economy overnight, but rather a gradual development that will benefit stocks and risky assets in general.
Expect emerging markets to outperform once again in 2011.
Beyond its status as an undervalued market, there are several reasons why investors should take another look at Malaysia.
In order to achieve grain self-sufficiency targets, the Chinese government will boost investment in agriculture infrastructure and technologies.
