1Mon
Thank you for reminding us of this exciting topic!
But a little more and correct background would have been good. Frontiers are not a "bridge" between EM and industrialized nations. They are the stage BEFORE emerging markets, i.e. the markets you can just invest in. Wild West, so to speak. Compared to Kazakhstan, Brazil is an established market.
The frontier markets are highly non-transparent and inefficient. Corruption and arbitrary expropriations are the order of the day. You get paid for the risk, but you should know it well.
But a little more and correct background would have been good. Frontiers are not a "bridge" between EM and industrialized nations. They are the stage BEFORE emerging markets, i.e. the markets you can just invest in. Wild West, so to speak. Compared to Kazakhstan, Brazil is an established market.
The frontier markets are highly non-transparent and inefficient. Corruption and arbitrary expropriations are the order of the day. You get paid for the risk, but you should know it well.
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@Epi or communist, like Vietnam.
You have to ask yourself whether you want to invest in a country that has banned Steam... Steam!
This time the communists have gone too far!
You have to ask yourself whether you want to invest in a country that has banned Steam... Steam!
This time the communists have gone too far!
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1Mon
@Epi Thank you for pointing this out and for your statement. It's really nice to see that people here are intensively involved with this topic. This is exactly what makes a strong community, because constructive and positive criticism ultimately helps each of us a lot and creates the opportunity to discuss interesting topics.
I have already replied to @TotallyLost 's comment about lack of transparency and inefficiency.
I have already replied to @TotallyLost 's comment about lack of transparency and inefficiency.
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