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I agree any pullback is likely to be short term. If we do get a chance to buy lower I would load up again.
On Jun 01 10:37 AM Mad Hedge Fund Trader wrote:
> Any pull backs will be short term only. Investors which took my New > Year advice to load up on emerging markets are now facing the vexing > problem of what to do with all of their new found wealth ( www.madhedgefundtrader... > ). The emerging market ETF has soared by 57% to $33, and two of my > favorites, the China ETF and India ETF’s, have doubled from their > bottoms. The average emerging stock market is now up 50% on the year. > The good news is that I believe this is just the down payment on > a multiyear, tenfold move for many of these markets. The bad news > is that all of these markets are way overbought on a short term and > technical basis, and that we have to expect pullbacks this summer > that could give up as much as half of the recent move. If you are > a trader, take the money and run. If you are a long term investor, > no pain no gain. I don’t think any of these high growth plays are > going to revisit the 2008 lows. Those were once in a century bottoms. > This is the only long equity exposure you should have for the next > decade.
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On 2008 Jun 12 11:19 PM Glenn Rogers wrote:
> Great pick, I will be following this one, how do you think this compares
> to CAT?
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On Jun 01 10:37 AM Mad Hedge Fund Trader wrote:
> Any pull backs will be short term only. Investors which took my New
> Year advice to load up on emerging markets are now facing the vexing
> problem of what to do with all of their new found wealth ( www.madhedgefundtrader...
> ). The emerging market ETF has soared by 57% to $33, and two of my
> favorites, the China ETF and India ETF’s, have doubled from their
> bottoms. The average emerging stock market is now up 50% on the year.
> The good news is that I believe this is just the down payment on
> a multiyear, tenfold move for many of these markets. The bad news
> is that all of these markets are way overbought on a short term and
> technical basis, and that we have to expect pullbacks this summer
> that could give up as much as half of the recent move. If you are
> a trader, take the money and run. If you are a long term investor,
> no pain no gain. I don’t think any of these high growth plays are
> going to revisit the 2008 lows. Those were once in a century bottoms.
> This is the only long equity exposure you should have for the next
> decade.
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