Are Emerging-Markets Stocks Too Cheap to Ignore?

By Ben Johnson, Morningstar, Emerging-markets stocks have gone from the penthouse to the outhouse. Over the 10-year period ended Oct. […]

By Liu-Yue Lam | 15 Nov 15 | Posted in Asia, Eastern Europe, Finding Oxstones, Investment Wisdom, Latin America, Retirement & Savings, Statistics, Stocks, Tools and Resources, Trends, Patterns, Indicators | Comments (0)

Bullish on China (for now)

Every time I’ve written about China lately, I’ve received this question from readers: “So are you a bull or bear […]

By Aidualc | 29 Nov 12 | Posted in Asia, Finding Oxstones, Food for Thought | Comments (0)

A Soft Landing For Brazil As Output Slows And Growth Centers On Middle Class

By Agustino Fontevecchia,, Forbes Blog, Money managers, bankers, traders, and analysts agree that the Brazilian economy is headed for a […]

By Liu-Yue Lam | 14 Aug 11 | Posted in Latin America, The Big Picture | Comments (0)

Investing Ahead of the Curve

By Eric Fry, for The Daily Reckoning A fertile imagination is usually the enemy of successful investing. Imaginative investors tend […]

By Liu-Yue Lam | 25 Jul 11 | Posted in Food for Thought, North America, The Big Picture, Western Europe | Comments (0)

7 Investments That Show the BRIC is Back

By Jeff Reeves, Market Watch, ROCKVILLE, Md. (MarketWatch) — To hear some investors tell it, the boom days of China […]

By Liu-Yue Lam | 09 Apr 11 | Posted in Asia, Commodities, Eastern Europe, Latin America, Stocks | Comments (0)

In Africa, can Brazil be the anti-China?

By David Lewis, Reuters, NIMBA-BUCHANAN RAILWAY, Liberia (Reuters) – In the muggy forest of central Liberia, a gang of workers […]

By Liu-Yue Lam | 26 Feb 11 | Posted in Africa / Middle East, Asia, Commodities, Finding Oxstones, Latin America, Private Equity, Real Estate | Comments (0)