How do you think about ASIAN country ? which country you think to invest ?
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Any Asian country is great to invest in looking at it on a long term basis. It always depends on how tallented your foreign partner (local party from that country) is. Most of the time foreign investors are eyewashed and decieved. Its mostly about luck. \n\nI would suggest you look at investing in developing markets like Indonesia, India and Sri Lanka. Investments with a higher percentage of fixed assets that is.
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one of those asian countries either china or japan
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Try Canada/Japan/UK/Australia. They have different sort of fund and they also provide good research opprtunity
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Forget about Fang Shui... \n\nFocus on your job. Work hard, follow the market, have good relations with the key persons (who you think can effect your carrier), be ambitious...
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Hi,\nIf 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. \n\nFollowing countries are emerging ecconomies.\n\n1. China\n2. India\n3. Brazil\n4. South Korea\n\nOf 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. \n\nHope this helps you. \n\nIf you want more help then you can reach me at sdjp@yahoo.com
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a LOT of opportunities!\nespecially with this company below.\npeople in China are so much more open-minded!\n\nbefore heading there, get involved in a successful organisation (preferably a public corporation) that itself is involved in the 3 Power Trends driving the world right now:\n- the Internet\n- products used by the "Baby Boomer" population\n- & true GLOBAL Distribution!!\n\nhttp://www.teaminmotion.net/guest.html\n(install Flash player beforehand)\n\ncheck it out and email me (click Nick on left)\n\nyour time spent on it, may set you up for a long time to come.\n\ni'm the only one in SG involved at the moment...& legally.\njoin in Early for endless possibilities.\n(in fact, many countries/states are virgin markets!)\n\nonly once in every 10-20 years does one chance upon a company going into momentum phase of this magnitude!\n...like buying into Microsoft stock before Windows was invented!
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Great question.\n\nAnalyst reports about an industry or a company are very valuable in deciding where to invest.\n\nProbably the best and easiest free report finder is Yahoo! (see link below)
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I've been investing a lot in foreign stocks.  Gold is obviously a great hedge against falling currency values, but it isn't a productive investment.  It may go up in price, but it doesn't grow in the way businesses can.  The same can be said for investing in foreign currencies.  You can hedge against the dollar with them, but there's no growth in currencies either.  \n\nIf you think it's only the dollar that will be falling (and not all currencies in a worldwide inflation), then investing overseas is the way to go.  And if you want to preserve the opportunity for growth in addition to simple hedging, buy stocks in those markets that you feel are safe.
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Securities markets fluctuate however they can also surge and crash. India, like japan is in a bull market. The sinsex has not boomed to the point of a collapse-india is just going to grow for a long time. I think that India is a relatively safe place to invest for the next few years. I would not worry of a "bust". My suggestion would be to buy Indian companies that trade on US exchanges though. ie. HDB
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Currently, if youre investing, I would advise Mysore, Karnataka; Jaipur, Rajasthan; Vizak, Cochin, Pune or places in Gujarat. Beware of letigation or fraud properties. It is definitely one of the best times to invest in India right now. And a very good idea to invest and lease. Gauranteed returns. But BE QUICK!
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I normally invest in overseas investments through people I met on Yahoo Answers.  Especially those that have spelling errors, and provide no information at all on the actual investment ... just as you did.\n\nBut I just quit last week.  Sorry.
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I would suggest you find whatever business that you have interest in. Ones that motivate you or open your mind to business input for them. Your own inner desire for a particular area of market will allow you to use your own  judgement to make wise investment choices.
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India.  Why?  because my boutique banker told me.  He said that 5 years ago, it was China.  But now it's all crap and by the time the names go on the stock or the investment is open to the rest of the world, it's all sucked dry.\n\nTrust me on this.  I BUY my information.  I don't beat it out of the internet.
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I think international investing will be key for the coming quarter.  Asian funds, emerging markets funds, even european funds.  If you want to stay in the US, I would focus on large cap value stocks.
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The problem with most Eastern European countries is high corruption and plenty of red tape to deal with. Thus the potential return on investment might be overblown. If I invest $1,000 and get a return of $1,300, that might be a good return by world measures, but if I have to pay off $100 to one bureacrat and $100 to another, the return is suddenly not that beneficial.
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Since you are a beginner and have about $5000, the simplest way is with a mutual fund. \n\nStart at Yahoo, fund screener. \n\nKey in your parameters: $5,000, moringstar rating of 5, turnover less than 100%, expenses less than 1.0% and see what pops up. You will find funds with impressive historical results. Unfortunately, the past is not a great predictor of the future. But this is a good place to start\nOr visit Vanguard.com and key in your investment criteria and they will tell you wich funds they have meet your criteria. \n\nThe link below will show you the results for international stock funds.
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Investor from where?Where they want to invest?I am an Agent from an international Real Estate Company in Singapore.Can advice if you need help here.