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Global Bargain Hunting The Investor's Guide to Profits in Emerging Markets

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Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

01.07.1999

Abbildungen

1, black & white illustrations

Verlag

Simon & Schuster N.Y.

Seitenzahl

244

Maße (L/B/H)

22.9/15.2/1.5 cm

Gewicht

402 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-684-84808-2

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

01.07.1999

Abbildungen

1, black & white illustrations

Verlag

Simon & Schuster N.Y.

Seitenzahl

244

Maße (L/B/H)

22.9/15.2/1.5 cm

Gewicht

402 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-684-84808-2

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: Global Bargain Hunting

  • Contents
    Introduction to the Paperback Edition: Recent Crises Present Historic Opportunities
    Preface
    PART I: THE RICHES TO BE REAPED
    Chapter One:
    Investment Opportunities Flourish Outside the Developed World
    Experience from Recent Investors
    Emerging Markets Around the World
    Four Tigers: Hong Kong, South Korea, Singapore, and Taiwan
    Three Tiger Cubs: Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand
    One Dragon: China
    One Elephant: India
    The Flamingos: Latin America
    And All the Rest: Eastern Europe and Africa
    Consumer Markets in Emerging Nations
    Chapter Two:
    The Price Is Right on the Other Side
    Stocks in Emerging Markets Are Bargains
    The Home-Country Bias and the Likely Future Flows of Funds into Emerging Markets
    Four Fundamental Reasons Why Rapid Growth Will Continue
    Economic Freedom Is Everywhere
    The People Are Smart and Thrifty
    High Technology Has Already Arrived
    The Financial Undergrowth Is Impressive
    Could We Be Wrong?
    Part I Highlights
    PART II: THE DANGERS TO BE AVOIDED
    Chapter Three:
    Political Instability Can Sour Many an Investment Opportunity
    Playing Russian Investment Roulette
    Acting on the World Investment Stage
    Survivorship Bias
    The Mexican Roller Coaster
    A Tale of Two Flies
    Chapter Four:
    Lawlessness Makes Emerging Markets a Dangerous Jungle
    The Pervasiveness of Lawlessness
    Con Artists Flourish in a World Without Legal Safeguards
    MMM Meant Triple Misery for Russian Investors
    Harshad Mehta: The Invisible Hand in the Indian Stock Market
    Other Complications of Emerging-Market Investing
    Chapter Five:
    Volatility Guarantees a Bumpy Investment Ride
    Taiwan Takes Its Ups and Downs
    Happy Flying Crashes in China
    The General Evidence on Emerging-Market Volatility
    What Is a Global Bargain Hunter to Do?
    Chapter Six:
    How Diversification Can Reduce Risk
    Diversification Provides Protection
    Diversification in Theory
    Diversification in Practice
    The Gains from Global Diversification, 1985-1995
    Further Gains from Adding Emerging Markets
    Diversification in the Future
    Playing the Home Team
    Part II Highlights
    PART III: HOW TO INVEST IN EMERGING MARKETS
    Chapter Seven:
    The Professionally Managed Approach
    Types of Professionally Managed Funds
    Paying Full Price and More for Open-End Funds
    Finding Buried Treasure Among Closed-End Funds
    Some General Rules for Buyers of Closed-End Funds
    Choosing Particular Closed-End Funds
    Taking Risks -- and Profits -- with Closed-End Funds Traded Abroad
    Chapter Eight:
    The Indexed, or Computer-Managed, Approach
    The Case for Indexing
    Constructing an Index: Some Important Issues
    Evaluating the Efficiency of Emerging Markets
    Indexing Wins Again
    Available Index Instruments
    The Vanguard Emerging Markets Index Fund
    Other Index Products: World Equity Benchmark Securities (WEBS)
    Chapter Nine:
    The Self-Directed Approach: Actively Managing Your Emerging-Market Portfolio
    Pitfalls of the Self-Directed Approach
    Gearing Up
    Seven Investment Tips
    Tip 1: Look at Regions, Not Companies
    Tip 2: Use Price-Earnings Ratios and Dividend Yields to Find Investment Bargains
    Tip 3: Overweight Markets with Low Price-to-Book-Value Ratios
    Tip 4: Watch Out for False Bargains
    Tip 5: Pick Countries Where Political Risk Is Subsiding
    Tip 6: Trade as Little as Possible
    Tip 7: Prune Your Hedges Severely
    Some Final Advice
    Chapter Ten:
    Bargains in Bonds, Real Estate, and Natural Resources
    Emerging-Market Debt
    The Case for Investing in Emerging-Market Debt
    How to Evaluate Emerging-Market Debt
    How to Invest in Emerging-Market Bonds
    Emerging-Market Real Estate
    The Case for Investing in Emerging-Market Real Estate
    The Case Against Emerging-Market Real Estate
    How to Invest in Emerging-Market Real Estate
    Other Investment Opportunities
    Chapter Eleven:
    Investment Strategies and Specific Recommendations
    General Investment Rules
    Rule 1: Stay Cool
    Rule 2: Diversify Broadly
    Rule 3: Check Out Investment Bargains
    Rule 4: Buy and Hold
    Creating an Age-appropriate Portfolio
    A Final Word
    Part III Highlights
    References
    Acknowledgments