Comments on: Concerns for the BRIC - China and India - Part 2 http://www.moneyrelations.com/2008/01/09/concerns-for-the-bric-china-and-india-part-2/ Investing for beginners Thu, 28 Aug 2008 22:34:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: moneyrelations http://www.moneyrelations.com/2008/01/09/concerns-for-the-bric-china-and-india-part-2/#comment-1432 moneyrelations Fri, 11 Jan 2008 05:05:41 +0000 http://www.moneyrelations.com/2008/01/09/concerns-for-the-bric-china-and-india-part-2/#comment-1432 I read about it! Didn't see it ;) Talk about an embarrassment in a culture where pride is a big deal. But what the heck, he deserved it. Ownage. I read about it! Didn’t see it ;)

Talk about an embarrassment in a culture where pride is a big deal. But what the heck, he deserved it. Ownage.

]]> By: Nancy (aka money coach) http://www.moneyrelations.com/2008/01/09/concerns-for-the-bric-china-and-india-part-2/#comment-1430 Nancy (aka money coach) Fri, 11 Jan 2008 05:00:53 +0000 http://www.moneyrelations.com/2008/01/09/concerns-for-the-bric-china-and-india-part-2/#comment-1430 I'd lean towards india (compared to china) in a heartbeat. One of the good legacies of the bad british imperialism is ... generally, rule of law, compared to china which is all over the place. (and if you want to be amused, check out the recent video from china, a big press announcement about the 2008 olympics - the wife of the sportscaster, on live tv, accused her husband of infidelity! seriously! she was rushed off the stage, but not before all the billion viewers discovered the sportscaster is a jerk). I’d lean towards india (compared to china) in a heartbeat. One of the good legacies of the bad british imperialism is … generally, rule of law, compared to china which is all over the place. (and if you want to be amused, check out the recent video from china, a big press announcement about the 2008 olympics - the wife of the sportscaster, on live tv, accused her husband of infidelity! seriously! she was rushed off the stage, but not before all the billion viewers discovered the sportscaster is a jerk).

]]> By: moneyrelations http://www.moneyrelations.com/2008/01/09/concerns-for-the-bric-china-and-india-part-2/#comment-1427 moneyrelations Fri, 11 Jan 2008 00:15:17 +0000 http://www.moneyrelations.com/2008/01/09/concerns-for-the-bric-china-and-india-part-2/#comment-1427 Hi FD, Yes, lots of Brazil love and that's when I start getting worried :) I am going to take a serious look at South Korea as well. I don't think it fits most people's mind as an emerging market with all the technology at its disposal but I think it might be undervalued. Thanks for dropping by! Hi FD,

Yes, lots of Brazil love and that’s when I start getting worried :)

I am going to take a serious look at South Korea as well. I don’t think it fits most people’s mind as an emerging market with all the technology at its disposal but I think it might be undervalued.

Thanks for dropping by!

]]> By: Frugal Dad http://www.moneyrelations.com/2008/01/09/concerns-for-the-bric-china-and-india-part-2/#comment-1423 Frugal Dad Thu, 10 Jan 2008 03:06:15 +0000 http://www.moneyrelations.com/2008/01/09/concerns-for-the-bric-china-and-india-part-2/#comment-1423 Of the four BRIC countries it seems Brazil garners the most support from the financial pundits. I tend to lean towards China because of their budding westernized culture and adoption of westernized products/companies, but admittedly the political climate is less than ideal for serious investment. Of the four BRIC countries it seems Brazil garners the most support from the financial pundits. I tend to lean towards China because of their budding westernized culture and adoption of westernized products/companies, but admittedly the political climate is less than ideal for serious investment.

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