Asian Stock Markets Take the Lead in the 3rd Quarter, with China out in front.
October 24, 2016
What’s Changed?
Listen to Analyst Mark Hammonds discuss recent changes in the Asia Pacific Dividend Builder webcast replay below.
https://vimeo.com/188795383/99ce6a65bb
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The webcast includes:
In the last five years the S&P 500 has returned an average 16.33% a year while emerging markets have done just 3.37%
This year emerging markets have returned 16.25% and the S&P has done 7.82%
With market leadership in the third quarter being taken by China we look at what’s changed in China and the region.
Economic data, earnings data, stock market valuations together with most overseas investors under-weight Asia means the opportunity is still there, in our opinion.
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