| AN ECONOMIC BLUE PRINT |
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| CONCEPT The best market to invest in when you want to make the best return with less investment is Emerging Markets. These markets include China, India, much of Southeast Asia, countries in Eastern Europe, and parts of Africa and Latin America. These regions are coming from non- growth to growth , and expanding growth. The African-American community (market), with in the U.S. market can be view the same. Forbes Magazines reports the globe bull market the best situation in emerging markets should run through 2009, maybe a year or two more. Forbes said that Asian stocks will be great investment during this period. The phenomenon investor borrowers Japanese Yen at a low interest rate and invest in emerging markets elsewhere, which continues to feed the expansion. Morgan Stanley Capital International Emerging Market index rose 30%, powered by stellar gains in China--which surged more than 80%--and India's 50% return. Emerging markets continue to offer much better growth potential than their U.S. and European peers. Corporate profits in the developing world are expected to rise in the neighborhood of 15% to 20%, on average, this year. The companies in the S&P 500, by contrast, are looking at about a 6% to 7% gain--maybe even less. "So emerging markets are a rapidly growing earnings story at a very significant discount," says Mayo, whose firm manages $4.6 billion in emerging market stocks. These markets may be volatile, but the opportunity is too big to ignore. The objective of this group shall be to invest in existing enterprise and to fund start-up businesses. The long-term continuing strategy is to create revenue with existing business by having an invested interest in the company. This income should expand to having short term cash flow. These enterprises must have the potential to increase in value by 30% in no more than 60 days, not longer than 12 months. Upon the increase in value, the enterprise should go under review to determine the ability to continuing this upward progression, or if profit should be realized. The enterprise must have a debt to income of no more than 20 %, not to exceed 25%. This may assure security in the cash growth of the enterprise. |
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| �Build an economic system among yourselves� -Elijah Muhammad | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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