Investors hear it all the time: Developing markets represent an enormous risk. Whether it is a nation's transparency or lack thereof, imperfect accounting standards, unstable currencies or high inflation, it seems there has always been a reason to forgo investing in such markets.
Until now.
As the U.S. economy slips into the early stages of recession, many investors are seeking to place their capital abroad and have turned to what I like to call the "six sizzling markets": Brazil, China,
India, Mexico, Russia and South Korea. (See the book Six Sizzling Markets: How to Profit From Investing in Brazil, Russia,
India, China, South Korea and Mexico)
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