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    I think anyone who believes they can outrun this deflation by having their money 'leave town' is going to be in for a rude surprise. Collapsing money supply and collapsing consumption are going to radically change the relative value of commodities producers.
    Sep 25 03:35 AM | Link | Reply
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    "Where it's at" doesn't mean investable. As he says, you need some stocks to buy. His Templeton EM fund has about 7% in frontier markets from the last published numbers - not enough to make a difference. His dedicated frontier markets fund is worth a not very staggering $13 million. Vietnam, Nigeria, Egypt and Qatar are his biggest holdings.

    There are investments out there but liquidity is an issue. Staying away from hot money is another one.
    Sep 25 05:41 AM | Link | Reply
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    My guess is that america will soon become a frontier country, if the people who are now running the show stay in the drivers seat very much longer.
    Sep 25 07:32 AM | Link | Reply
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    Frontier Markets are still an ETF play for the retail investor (imo), there are a couple about, my main worry with any of them is lack of liquidity.
    But it also comes down to your definition of Emerging & Frontier. Lots of people talk about Middle East as being frontier, but I woiuld be more happy with money parked there than South Africa right now (example)


    On Sep 25 05:41 AM chap08 wrote:

    > "Where it's at" doesn't mean investable. As he says, you need some
    > stocks to buy. His Templeton EM fund has about 7% in frontier markets
    > from the last published numbers - not enough to make a difference.
    > His dedicated frontier markets fund is worth a not very staggering
    > $13 million. Vietnam, Nigeria, Egypt and Qatar are his biggest holdings.
    >
    >
    > There are investments out there but liquidity is an issue. Staying
    > away from hot money is another one.
    Sep 25 07:53 AM | Link | Reply
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    Hey Jamup--that's the goal of this leftist-elitist de-development crowd. They ache to turn the United States into a 3rd world cess-pool. And by golly they're well on their way.
    Sep 25 08:56 AM | Link | Reply
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    With so much slack in the global economy, its hard to see how those at the tail end of the chain are going to prosper.
    Sep 25 01:15 PM | Link | Reply
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    Trying to learn holdings of FRN, went to ETFConnect. The site has disappeared and does not answer questions in its new format. BRING BACK ETFConnect!!!!
    Sep 26 01:23 PM | Link | Reply
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    Frontier markets, emerging markets are probably way overbought right now ; I'll allow them to pull back and probably buy on the dip after Oct.

    Fundamentals are improving, that's the real good news
    Sep 27 09:41 AM | Link | Reply
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