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I want to invest in blue chip stocks of emerging market countries to get better return than indian markets,?

I am investing in stocks in India till now,but as you know, the stocks of countries which are developing faster than india also have huge potentiality of giving better returns,i have approximately Rs 10,00,000/ to invest Some one please advise me how to do it and get best returns with least of risk.

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  1. CGMFX, LETRX, FLATX, UUPIX spread across these funds
  2. i think u can invest in china market.
  3. If i were you i will invest in properties in Chennai, Pune, Mumbai and make a clean 25-30% gains. Alternately i have seen the stock market in Nigeria is just getting matured and stocks in the last year has seen a growth of almost 60% after carrection and this year it is expected to get to about 30-35% returns. You can look into it. Generally the moment people hear Nigeria they think only the country survues in frauds (419/420) but there is a lots and lots of potential in the years to come. Banking Industry, Telecom, Manufacturing, Infrastructure all are gaining lots and lots of oppurtunities.
  4. Unless you really know what you are doing in each country it might be better to go with a managed fund or two. There are plenty that invest in developing countries and many that are country specific. Long term average annual returns for many of the good ones are well over 30%pa. A good place to kick off might be http://uk.moneycentral.msn.com/investor/finder/mffinder.aspx Be unbelievably careful with this stuff, it can be really great but there are a few sharks out there. Only go with the big players. Good luck, Jackson.
  5. look for stocks that are currenty priced not more than 10 times free cash flow. you can calculate this by getting the (earnings before income and taxes + depriciation - taxes)/common shares outstanding. also, look for the ones with strong Return on Equity and high Operating Margins. look for companies where its executives (preferably the CEO, CFO, COO) have big stockholdings. do not buy a company just becasue technical analysis tells you to do so. for more stock market terms and formulas to get those that i have mentinoed aboive, got : investopedia.com good luck and happy investing!
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