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John Waggoner: Big Gains Attract New Money To Emerging Markets, But Should Investors Stay?

TedTed
in The Bullpen
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Emerging markets​ have offered all the thrill of a 10-foot slide into a cobra pit for much of the past decade. But right now, emerging-market stocks are in a sweet spot: They have low prices, lots of momentum and a flood of new cash pouring in. If you're getting your clients into emerging-market funds and ETFs now, however, you'd better be sure to prepare them for the inevitable downturn. It may not come soon, but it will come. Hence, the advantage of emerging markets goes to those who can truly be long-term, buy-and-hold investors.
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Ted
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