Is it a good idea as a starter to invest in a small African country's economy that seems to be doing amazing? (Ghana, Nigeria, Botswana, just to name a few)
>>1336366
what do you think, dog...
>>1336402
What does this mean? No?
Just follow the country that China moved it's factories to and pick the one with least corruption
Not as long as there are Africans living in it
>>1336449
Edgy
>>1336475
/leftypol/
>>1336366 (OP) #
Sketchy
>>1336478
>>>/stormfront/
>>1336366
It's not a good idea right now. Frontier markets depend heavily on foreign investment. First world countries are freaking the fuck out now and not looking to pour money into African shitholes. Wait another year or two.
>>1336366
Pretty much the perfect example of high risk high reward. Unless you have a very good understanding of the politics of whatever country and the surrounding countries then don't.
Pretty much every African country has a civil war at least once every decade or so. Otherwise they get bored.
>>1336495
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>>1336690
>>1336366
This OP
Developing markets depend very heavily on foreign AID. aID isn't just cash and medicine it's tax free access to foreign markets like the EU. Such schemes are paid for by for example Europeans.
If the EU does start breaking apart poorer countries where Africa will have a rough time because income streams and markets could dry up.
Put your money into something less risky
hmmmm, neh.
jk sure it is, especially if they have a lot of natural resources like oil and gold if china's currency the RMB goes up against the dollar they're gonna import a lot more.
>>1336366
Developing markets are more volatile, I'd stay in 1st world stocks if you are into high risk, high reward.
>>1336366
You are basically a child in these countries compared to gangsters, corrupt officials and dodgy dealers who have been scheming their entire lives.
You have to have a very conservative, methodical, standoffish approach, relying on repeat trades rather than going all in for example, you buy 10 sacks of coffee beans from someone and if they're ok you buy another 10 as opposed to buying 100 in one go. Same with finances, if you have to use one of their banks you only transfer a little at a time.
