May 2010 - Global Emerging Markets (GEMs)

InvestorsInsight's Global Emerging Markets Investor Group brings to interested investors the very best of emerging economies, technologies and special situational investment opportunities all in one place. Brazil, Mexico, India, Russia and China are among the largest countries still considered to be in a transitional phase between developing and developed status. And there are numerous secondary emerging markets through out Latin America, Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Asia. Their business, financial and social processes are in the process of rapid transformation which can create unique investment opportunities for InvestorsInsight.com readers.

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Emerginvest is a global finance portal connecting investors worldwide with high-quality investment research, data, and tools covering 125 stock markets globally.

In the wake of the current global financial crisis, not all markets have been affected the same way. Emerginvest points you to the international markets and sectors that have already begun growing, so that you can build a strong, globally diversified portfolio.

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GM Returns to Profit: Does That Mean the Bailout Was a Success?

General Motors’ return to profitability had to jostle for attention with other big stories in last week’s newspapers, notably the burning of Bangkok, the resurgence of Iceland’s volcano, and the Greek crisis and bailout, but it stood...

Published 05-24-2010 2:56 PM by Charles Krakoff

Filed under: bailout, GM, General Motors, TARP, auto industry, Chrysler
Eurotrash: The Greek Bailout, the European Project, and the World’s Reserve Currency

Attentive and loyal readers of this blog will recall that I wrote, almost exactly a year ago, about China’s proposal to replace the dollar as the world’s reserve currency with the special drawing right (SDR), a unit of account used by the...

Published 05-12-2010 3:09 PM by Charles Krakoff

Filed under: reserve currency, bailout, Britain, Angela Merkel, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, European Union, Greece, SDR, Bulgaria, euro, Ireland, IMF, Spain, Romania, dollar, Portugal, Greek
Stop Trying to Give Me What I Don’t Even Know I Want

One could argue that true genius in business is more about giving consumers things they don’t even know they want than about giving them what they want or say they want. I remember the first time I saw the Apple iPod. I went online immediately and...

Published 05-11-2010 4:57 PM by Charles Krakoff

Filed under: Sony, Apple, Zune, CD, iPad, iTouch, Walkman, Microsoft, iPhone, Courier
The Blessings of Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness

In Iceland, where I have spent the past week, it is illegal to name your son Dweezil or River or your daughter Moon Unit or Fifi Trixabelle. The Government has long maintained a list of legal first names, all of which come from the Norse (Thorgil, Gunnar...

Published 05-07-2010 3:45 PM by Charles Krakoff

Filed under: GEMs, Chip Krakoff, Global Emerging Markets

May 2010 - Global Emerging Markets (GEMs)

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GM Returns to Profit: Does That Mean the Bailout Was a Success?

Eurotrash: The Greek Bailout, the European Project, and the World’s Reserve Currency

Stop Trying to Give Me What I Don’t Even Know I Want

The Blessings of Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness