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		<title>(NEM) Add Strong Emerging Market Malaysia To Your Global Portfolio</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[by Carl Delfeld, Investment U’s Contributing Editor Tuesday, October 19, 2010: Issue #1369 You ready for the next leg of the “Carl Delfeld World Tour?” In previous columns, I’ve profiled the investment prospects in countries like Argentina, Indonesia and two weeks ago, we hit Singapore. Today, we head north from Singapore to another promising emerging market nation – Malaysia. The Southeast Asian country boasts many attributes similar to Singapore. In fact, the two countries’ relationship goes deeper than just being excellent places to send your investment dollars. Having once had a checkered relationship (Singapore split from Malaysia and gained its independence in 1965), there are now several overlapping traits between the two – a kind of “Malaysiapore,” if you will. With a surface area of just over 127,000 square miles, ]]></description>
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		<title>(EEM) Why Emerging Market ETFs Should Be in Your Portfolio</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[by Carl Delfeld, Contributing Editor Friday, August 20, 2010: Issue #1328 No matter where I went – Tokyo, Hong Kong or London – the story was the same. When I stopped by global equity fund managers to pitch them on American small cap stocks, they’d pull out elegant, leather-covered ledgers and take notes with their Mont Blanc fountain pens. That was back in the 1980s – and times sure have changed since then. Today, the ledgers and fancy pens are out and even fancier, sleek computer notebooks are in. And having the time to meet with specialized small cap stock pickers is also a relic of the past. The reason is simple: The enormous size of most global funds means the pros are now prisoners of conventional thinking and index ]]></description>
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