While the major U.S. and Asian markets have been swinging up and down as of late, they're not the only indexes feeling the volatility. Emerging markets are following the same patterns, since many are still strongly "coupled" with the schizophrenic U.S. markets.
The emerging markets are tied closer to the U.S. markets more than I'd like to see. But going forward, I think that there will be more of a disconnect between the global markets, and that many emerging markets will soon be free to move higher without being held back.
Until that happens, though, I expect emerging markets to keep taking hits along with the major markets. Although this is painful in our portfolio right now, I think it is important to keep perspective and look at the bigger picture. Remember -- this recent market weakness is actually really good news because now, there are many more investment opportunities than before.
You see, the recent market swings have thrown out not only the bad stocks, but also the great picks. And now, these great companies that I really like – but were too expensive to get into – are now moving closer to bargain levels.
Take China, for instance. In the past, I have made some nice profits in a good number of China positions. But now, many great China stocks have been suffering, allowing us an excellent entry point to get in on them just in time for their shoot up coming soon.
I am watching several potential players in the Chinese financial services and educational services sectors so that we can take advantage of this trend. They are approaching my buy points, and I'll let you know the when you should get in on these plays.
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