Tim Seymour Recommends Investing in Brazil
Source: http://ceoblogger.wordpress.com/2008/05/28/tim-seymour-recommends-investing-in-brazil/Posted on Wednesday, May 28th, 2008 | In Brazil, Current Market News, Stocks to Watch
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Seymour talked about emerging markets and pointed to Brazil’s relatively low inflation (4.5%) and strong currency. Plus, the Brazilian economy is smoking hot right now, and consumers in the country are spending.
Seymour recommended three stocks, including Unibanco, Perdigao, and Companhia Sanea. Track the performance of these stocks at:
http://www.trackthepros.com/categories.php?category_id=161
Also, his 18 Global Trades recommended on 3/12 are doing quite well overall….11 of the 18 are beating the S&P 500 Index, 5 are negative, and 2 are positive but below the index:
http://www.trackthepros.com/categories.php?category_id=696
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