
Investing in Asia
Asia’s economic revolution has lifted close to a billion people out of poverty and into the middle class. We believe their journey from producers to consumers will likely be an enriching experience for the rest of the world.

Investing in Energy
In emerging countries, mass industrialization and a growing middle class are putting extraordinary pressure on energy demand – just as fossil fuels are getting harder and more expensive to extract. The time is ripe for traditional as well as greener energy technologies.

Investing in Innovation
Businesses that succeed often innovate rapidly to stay ahead of today’s accelerating pace of change. They don’t apply just best practices – they apply next practices. Here’s your chance to reap potential rewards from the global business revolution.

Recent Demand Increase in Dim Sum Bonds discussed on Bloomberg TV (video)
The Guinness Atkinson Renminbi Yuan & Bond Fund Manager, Edmund Harriss, was interviewed about the Dim Sum Bond Market on Bloomberg TV’s “Lunch Money”. In this interview he discusses his views about the Chinese renminbi currency, the recent expansion of the renminbi bond market and his outlook for 2013.

Dividend Investing & Inflation Managed Dividend Fund Explored in Forbes Article
One of the most popular trends emerging in portfolios over the past several years has also been one of the oldest–and most effective–tricks in the investing playbook: dividend-paying stocks…Coming up with an effective dividend-focused strategy involves quite a bit of flexibility, and a little bit of creativity. There are a lot of financial products out there that offer exposure to dividend-paying stocks, but the one I want to highlight today you’ve probably never heard of: the Inflation Managed Dividend Fund (GAINX) from Guinness Atkinson…GAINX starts by identifying companies that meet the “10 Over 10″ criteria–generating Cash Flow Return On Investment of 10% or more over the previous 10 years…
Change your assumptions in the fields below and quickly see how they impact future estimated income. Print some of your results to compare various estimated outcomes based on changes in the initial assumptions. Be careful: engaging with the dividend income calculator can be addictive.




