Here’s why investors need to keep China’s “disappointing” first-quarter economic results in perspective.
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India: How to Play the Pullback
India’s stock market has been on a tear lately but still offers room for growth. Here’s a look at the brightest jewels in the crown.
Look South, Investor
Brazilian equities trade at compelling valuations, offering investors an opportunity to buy growth at a discount and lock in high yields.
Metal Mania
The supply-demand balance for many industrial metals continues to tighten. Take advantage of the group’s cyclicality to add exposure to this long-term growth story at a discount.
Managing Risk in 2012
Given the headwinds facing the markets and global economy, investors should adopt a conservative stance in 2012.
Emerging Leaders
A lackluster performance from emerging markets in 2011 stemmed from external events, not fundamental weakness. Expect emerging markets to lead the charge on global growth in 2012.
Euro Dra(ch)ma
There are few good options remaining for European policymakers. But action, not debate, is what’s needed.
South Korea: The Market Investors Love to Hate
Investors have long viewed South Korea as a cyclical, high-beta market. But this often overlooked Asian tiger has much to offer the individual investor.
Junior League
Junior mining stocks have lagged gold since the bull market began a decade ago. But if history is any guide, shares of the best junior miners are about to close the performance gap, with a vengeance.
A Bull in the China Shop
Follow the growth. Equities with exposure to rising Chinese demand are one of the best destinations for your hard-earned dollars.
