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Investing in Asia

Posted April 2, 2008

"The Asia Tigers economies are expanding at rates we can’t even begin to comprehend in the developed countries. And tiny Vietnam is now a hotter manufacturing locale than China. In fact, Intel has invested a billion dollars in one industrial area near Ho Chi Minh City in Viet Nam. That’s more than they invested in China in 10 years." — Steve McDonald

By Steve McDonald, TodaysFinancialNews.com

Baltimore – (TFN): The following was taken from this week’s Under the Microscope on TFN. Watch this video.

This week we are keeping our focus on international investing. If you’re new to TFN let me bring you up to speed on what’s happening on the international scene.

The U.S.A. is expected to grow 85% less than India will in 2008. China is projected to grow at double-digit rates for the next 20 years. Furthermore, parts of Latin America are literally exploding.

The Asia Tigers economies are expanding at rates we can’t even begin to comprehend in the developed countries. And tiny Vietnam is now a hotter manufacturing locale than China. In fact, Intel has invested a billion dollars in one industrial area near Ho Chi Minh City in Viet Nam. That’s more than they invested in China in 10 years.

That’s why I focus on these parts of the world. It’s where serious money is being made right now.

This week’s service under the microscope is the ADR Alert by Alex Green.

Rather watch the financial video? Click here.

Alex is one of the most consistently successful stock pickers in the business. He is the Investment Director of the Oxford Club, the editor of the Insider Alert, the Momentum Alert and the ADR Alert. He is a regular contributor to the Oxford Club Communiqué and InvestmentU.

You will not find a better stock analyst or investor.

Alex’s ADR Alert is a global stock and option research service. It chooses its investment ideas from the U.S. and every other part of the globe. One of the nicest aspects of the ADR Alert is that you buy every pick on the NYSE. There is no need to go to other markets. This eliminates the most common complaint of investing outside of the U.S.A.

Today we are looking at the closed option positions for 2007.

There were 27 option plays last year, 20 were winners.

His picks included, Potash Corp, Taiwan Semiconductor, New Oriental Education, Deutsche Bank, and Tata Motors. If Tata is new to you, it’s a car manufacturer in India that is expected to grow its profits by 20% per year for the next five years.

The average gain per play was 122.8%. Bear in mind the, the DOW returned 7.6% last year.

There were individual gains of as high as 479%. The average holding period was 61 days.

So this isn’t the type of option research service you have to track all day everyday. You can still have a life and make some serious money.

The ADR Alert is one of the best vehicles I know to get you into the international picture without the headaches usually associated with it.

Buy every pick on the NYSE and the results have been fabulous.

Call 1-888-570-9830 for all the details on the ADR Alert. If you’ve wanted to get into the global picture, this is one of the best ways I know.

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