Consuelo, while I truly enjoy ALL of your guests--you give us a literal Who's Who on Wall St.--will you please bring Robert Kessler back on early next year? In all of the years I've been watching Wealthtrack, he is by far my favorite guest and the one I've profited from the most by doing what he says, lol. I'd love to hear what Mr. Kessler thinks about where the Treasury market will go in 2024 and beyond!
Vanguard, Fidelity, etc...any discount broker. Choose from a list of cheap, passive, emerging market index funds. ETF options include ticker symbol VWO, EEM or SPEM. There are many others. They all include companies from China, India, Taiwan, Brazil, S Africa, Mexico, +/- S Korea.
So you prefer to buy things that have been going up for a long time, rather than things that have been under-performing. You will receive a pro-cyclical return. Nothing wrong with that. But it's narrow minded to be-little other approaches, because virtually all of the most successful investors do not use your approach.
Consuelo, while I truly enjoy ALL of your guests--you give us a literal Who's Who on Wall St.--will you please bring Robert Kessler back on early next year? In all of the years I've been watching Wealthtrack, he is by far my favorite guest and the one I've profited from the most by doing what he says, lol. I'd love to hear what Mr. Kessler thinks about where the Treasury market will go in 2024 and beyond!
Happy Christmas!! :) Watching it from South Korea.
Very interesting discussion and thank you for putting on Andrew.
HOW! I would really appreciate if you show me how to go about it. Please can you list the platforms ?
Vanguard, Fidelity, etc...any discount broker. Choose from a list of cheap, passive, emerging market index funds. ETF options include ticker symbol VWO, EEM or SPEM. There are many others. They all include companies from China, India, Taiwan, Brazil, S Africa, Mexico, +/- S Korea.
we need more value oriented investors plz
All of the recommended funds have very high expense ratios
Stick with Vanguard or similar companies that have relatively inexpensive funds and indexes.
Investing in China is all about transparency , and it just isn't there
Andrew's observation that EM is likely going to be less correlated with DEV is very important. Should be highlighted for portfolio builders.
EM “looking cheap” is NOT the same thing as being cheap. BTW, very few indexes have beaten the S&P500 in the last 10 years. 🙂
Happy Christmas ☺️👑🌏🌎🌍💚
As of 5 September 2024, TSMC is up about 59% since this aired 9 months ago.
What if trade between the USA and China were to collapse?
Correct. I think thats is ok.
Invest in emerging markets? More like, SUBMERGING markets. What did I ever do to you..Consuelo??
So you prefer to buy things that have been going up for a long time, rather than things that have been under-performing. You will receive a pro-cyclical return. Nothing wrong with that. But it's narrow minded to be-little other approaches, because virtually all of the most successful investors do not use your approach.