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Unearthing Hidden Treasures In China

06 June 2011
In this week’s episode:

David Kuo chats with The Motley Fool's team of global investing experts, who have just taken over the running of our Champion Shares PRO investing service, ahead of their trip to China.

 

David discovers why Tim Hanson, Nathan Parmelee and Nate Weisshaar are looking for lucrative investments in China at a time when Chinese companies are eyeing up opportunities overseas. Find out which industries the team thinks are best positioned to capitalise on China's growth and how they hope to avoid risk.

 

A transcript of this podcast is also available.

Nate Weisshaar, Tim Hanson, Nathan Parmelee and David Kuo
Nate Weisshaar, Tim Hanson, Nathan Parmelee and David Kuo

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theRealGrinch 06 Jun 2011 , 5:11pm

looking sauve Mr Kuo

JPH76 07 Jun 2011 , 12:31pm

I seriously doubt the ability of any group such as the three guys above to realistically take a visit to China and actually understand the investments they review well enough to make recommendations to readers of this website.

To invest in China, or another market removed from your home market, you are much better placed to go with an established investment trust in that location. A top quality investment trust will have a permanent presence in China and be able to monitor the situation 'on the ground' day in, day out...

MrBearBull888 09 Jun 2011 , 5:25pm

I note JPH's very appropriate and well made comments. Quite hard to judge as I didnt really get a handle on their purpose or plan. They seem to think they can check out the Inventory of some of their targets. As a practising Chartered Accountant now retired I wish them the best of British.

The best part is the Proverb "A spectator sees more than a player in the Game". That certainly seems to be true of the CSPRO portfolio!

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