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Three Asian Markets I’m Bullish On

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Three Asian Markets I’m Bullish On

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The biggest reason why you should look at frontier markets is the potential for long-term growth. Frontier markets are often called “pre-emerging” markets and for good reason. Imagine being able to get in on the ground floor in an emerging market like Thailand — well, they say Phnom Penh is the Bangkok of thirty years ago.

One of the things that are going on all around Phnom Penh at the moment is developers coming in and buying up shops, houses, apartments, and small stores. These are people who want to build a new mall, skyscraper, or other big project and need bulk access to land.

In this video, Andrew shares three markets he is bullish on.

00:00 Start
1:07 Three Asian markets I’m bullish on
2:23 Living in Singapore
3:53 Living in New Delhi
5:21 Living in Indonesia
7:11 Investing in Cambodia
10:26 Living in Bangladesh

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25 COMMENTS

  1. Indonesia and Cambodia sound intriguing. More information on them would be welcomed.

    By the way, kudos to the whole NC crew for the great insights shared.

  2. Personally I think.population growth is over rated. In doesn't mean a lot if just the population increases in many cases that doesn't translate into sustaining economic growth. For example the US economy is very strong without a lot of population growth.

    India: yes, India is interesting but has a lot of sxam mentality which is I my opinion not great for serious business. Indian bureaucracy isn't anything I want to deal with.

    Indonesia: is definitely very beautiful and I can see the potential in growth. I don't like the potential.instability of the region in the past there were a lot of dictatorships going on.

    Canbodia: is interesting but a little raw for my taste. They need to first age a little as economy which should get off some if the edges.

    I can invest from the US in many markets even directly through stocks and that doesn't mean automatically ETFS. I hold Turkish, Swiss, Hungarian, Norwegian and Japanese stock companies in my portfolio with a US broker. So I don't think that being in the US is automatically a disadvantage.

  3. Flooding, alien culture, violence against christians, violence against girls/women, unstable government rules out India. Religious faith that is anti christian rules out the other places in Asia. Cambodia where life is cheap and unsafe outside of the smart business districts. Stick to the safe tax havens if you want to be safe.

  4. all raw materials are in Indonesia, including energy … but unfortunately China has invested heavily in Indonesia in all business sectors and it is unlikely that the west can compete with China in business In Indonesia

  5. Sihanoukville a magnet for for European drug addicts. Run by chinese organized crime. Last time I was there, I was afraid to walk on the beach as I was concerned about stepping on a needle. On my way out the khumai police had told the local paper that they were powerless to stop wars between rival chinese gangs due to being severely out gunned. Please stop schilling Cambo. Land ownership and investment is at best dodgy.

  6. My opinion, look very very closely at a nations response to covid. That alone is enough to scratch many places off my list. Going where you are treated best means going where they wont patrol the streets the military and lock you up for personals medical choices.

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