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Emerging market investment advice from a seasoned pro
Mark Mobius, the man the Wall Street Journal has proclaimed "the King of the Emerging Market Funds," spends eight months of the year traveling the globe in search of hidden market bargains overseas and in Passport to Profits: Why the Next Investment Windfalls Will be Found Abroad and How to Grab Your Share, Revised Edition, he shares what he's learned. In a globetrotting tour taking you from the Baltic coast to Brazil, Mobius reveals his own experience-tested guidelines for investing abroad. Analyzing companies and new markets, identifying potential pitfalls and overlooked values, crunching numbers and meeting the local players, he knows where true growth is, and with this book in hand, you will too.
Presenting a straightforward, practical investment philosophy based on one key, indisputable fact: that the rest of the world's economies have far more potential for growth than our own, Passport to Profits shows even the most casual investor how to view investing abroad, how to devise a global investment strategy, and the pros and cons of buying individual stocks or mutual funds. The development of stock market infrastructures in emerging economies has opened up potential for impressive returns, and this book is your guide to cashing in.
- Illustrates the four keys to determining if a country is investment-friendly and how to gauge political climates for great investment opportunities
- Analyses the 2008 crisis and its implications for the development of the emerging financial markets
- Explains the rules for investing abroad that too many investors fail to understand
An adventurous and honest insight into the art of investing in emerging international markets, Passport to Profits provides the hands-on experience you need to balance the risks and reap the rewards of global investing, right from the comfort of your home.
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Dr. Mark Mobius, Executive Chairman of Templeton Emerging Markets Group, joined Templeton in 1987 as managing director of its Far East Division in Hong Kong, with responsibility for supporting the Templeton group's research expertise in emerging market countries. He directs the analysis for 17 global locations including Hong Kong, Singapore, Vietnam, India, South Africa, Argentina, Poland and Russia with a total of over $50 billion under his supervision. Dr. Mobius has spent over 40 years working in Asia and has extensive experience in economic research and analysis.
He has been named one of the "50 Most Influential People" by Bloomberg Markets Magazine, "Top 100 Most Powerful and Influential People" by Asiamoney Magazine, "Emerging Markets Equity Manager" by International Money Marketing, "ten Top Money Managers of the 20th Century" by the Carson Group, "Investment Manager of the Year" by the Sunday Telegraph and "closed-End Fund Manager of the Year" by Morningstar. He holds a Bachelor's and Master's degree from Boston University and received his Ph.D in Economics and Political Science from Massachusetts Institute of technology.
Dr. Mobius spends over 300 out of every 365 days traveling around the world in search of the world's best bargains.
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Passport to Profits: Mark Mobius' Field Guide to Investing in the Developing World
2012/3/16
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Financial analysis in Emerging Markets is not a sport for the timid, and definitely not one for someone who prefer to sit at home in his armchair with a 10-K, prospectus and the TV turned to CNBC. Investment legend, John Templeton protégé, Hong Kong expat before it was cool, and all around financial adventurer Mark Mobius is as far from the armchair analyst as you can get, braving untold dangers and logging millions of miles in his well-used Gulfstream jet to get the inside story of companies in emerging markets around the world. In the revised and updated version of his book, Passport to Profits, he tells a selection of his (numerous) stories from several countries in Europe, Asia, Africa and South America, stories of billions of dollars earned, millions lost, and many potentially fatal mistakes narrowly avoided- as well as a few knocks on his (bald) head along the way.
However, before you start to assume that Passport to Profits is simply another story of a wealthy investor telling how he became successful (a well-worn genre, and one that Nassim Taleb rightfully mocked), let me disabuse you of this notion. While Passport is an investment memoir, the entire book is written from the perspective of a seasoned veteran using his war stories as instruction in what to do and what not to do when journeying into perilous markets, listing throughout the book his set of 84 Mobius Rules- a pithy set of instructions that any value investor worth his salt should pay heed to, not unlike Peter Lynch's One Up On Wall Street. Laid out as narrative "case studies", Mobius' journey into the markets of Estonia, Russia, Hong Kong, Thailand, Brazil, Nigeria and South Africa (as well as side trips to Argentina, Chile, Peru, Cambodia, Vietnam, Kazahkstan, Slovenia, Romania and Libya) are extremely instructive, and offer lessons that are worthwhile in investigating any foreign market- developed or not.
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However, before you start to assume that Passport to Profits is simply another story of a wealthy investor telling how he became successful (a well-worn genre, and one that Nassim Taleb rightfully mocked), let me disabuse you of this notion. While Passport is an investment memoir, the entire book is written from the perspective of a seasoned veteran using his war stories as instruction in what to do and what not to do when journeying into perilous markets, listing throughout the book his set of 84 Mobius Rules- a pithy set of instructions that any value investor worth his salt should pay heed to, not unlike Peter Lynch's One Up On Wall Street. Laid out as narrative "case studies", Mobius' journey into the markets of Estonia, Russia, Hong Kong, Thailand, Brazil, Nigeria and South Africa (as well as side trips to Argentina, Chile, Peru, Cambodia, Vietnam, Kazahkstan, Slovenia, Romania and Libya) are extremely instructive, and offer lessons that are worthwhile in investigating any foreign market- developed or not.
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