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Blue Ocean Strategy is a book that has sold over one million copies. Why? Because it presents a simple attractive theme coupled with a cover depicting a wide-open ocean of opportunity. In blue ocean markets, there’s ample demand and Read more…
Eric Dutram: After a brief hiatus last year, investors are once again embracing emerging markets for equity exposure. Many products in this field have seen huge inflows in 2012, far outpacing their domestic cousins in the process. Read more…
First impressions are sometimes dead on. Visit any emerging market country like Malaysia, Brazil, or Poland, and by the time you leave the airport and arrive at your hotel, you’ll have a pretty good idea of its economy. Modern and reliable roads, airports, water, power, telecommunications and ports are Read more…
Ron Rowland: The year is almost over, and the world’s supposedly “advanced” economies are still falling into chaos. Whether it’s Europe, the U.S., or Japan, the outlook for 2012 looks dismal. Read more…
Paul Weisbruch of Street One Financial: On March 24 of this year, we published an article to Minyanville titled “ETFs With Little Volume But Big Returnswhich highlighted ETFs and ETNs that Read more…
NYSE:BAL, NYSE:CUT, NYSE:DEM, NYSE:EEM, NYSE:FNI, NYSE:FUE, NYSE:FVD, NYSE:GRU, NYSE:IDU, NYSE:JJC, NYSE:SGG, NYSE:VSS, NYSE:VWO, PAGG, PHO, PXR, QQQQ
I recently ran some backtests (here and here) of ETF portfolios featured in Mebane Faber’s The Ivy Portfolio: How to Invest Like the Top Endowments and Avoid Bear Markets
NASDAQ:IFGL, NYSE:DBP, NYSE:DGS, NYSE:EPU, NYSE:EWH, NYSE:HAO, NYSE:THD, PXR
Hi there. This is Rudy Martin, one of Uncommon Wisdom’s emerging market specialists, filling in for Sean today. To say that emerging markets are presenting more and more attractive investment Read more…
Over the past year, more investors have grown unsure of the economic future in much of the developed world. High budget deficits in the U.S., a currency crisis in Europe, and a demographic Read more…
This world is in desperate need of infrastructure. The Cohen & Steers 2009 Global Infrastructure Report shows that clearly enough. Over the next 25 years, the world should spend $40 trillion on such projects. That includes power, sewage, roads and telecommunications… exactly what makes the Read more…
“It has been a little less than a year since the great infrastructure boom was launched with President Barack Obama’s $787-billion (U.S.) stimulus package, promising roads, bridges Read more…
iShares launched the S&P Emerging Markets Infrastructure Index Fund (EMIF) today. According to the prospectus, “THE FUND SEEKS INVESTMENT RESULTS THAT CORRESPOND GENERALLY TO THE PRICE AND YIELD PERFORMANCE, BEFORE FEES AND EXPENSES, OF THE S&P EMERGING MARKETS INFRASTRUCTURE INDEXtm (THE “UNDERLYING INDEX”).” Read more…
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