These GEMS Will Make Your Portfolio Sparkle
The Dynamic Wealth Report
August 30, 2011
by Corey Williams, Editor
“Should I sell
everything and move into cash?” is a question I’ve heard way too often
lately.
Market volatility has a funny way of bringing out the worst in
investors. And the huge daily swings we’ve seen lately have many retail
investors making emotional buy and sell decisions.
It’s understandable. Nobody likes to lose. And if you’re
watching your brokerage account on a daily basis, it can feel like
you’re watching the scoreboard of a losing game.
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But
that doesn’t mean you should sell all of your ETFs, stocks, bonds, and
gold!
The fact is, stocks don’t move in a straight line. They go up…
They go down… But history shows us that over the long run stocks
outperform.
Here’s the bottom line… if you want to grow your investment account, you
need to invest in stocks.
And if you need to invest in stocks, then you need a new way of
thinking. You can’t be ready to “sell everything” every time the
markets get a little rocky.
Think of it this way…
Approach investing like a professional athlete.
I’m not talking about how athletes manage their money… I’m talking about
how they approach their sport. They’re focused on the little
things they must do to be successful.
Whether it’s a baseball player keeping their eye on the ball or a
quarterback making the right play call, they’re all focused on doing
things the right way. That’s what gives them an opportunity to be
successful.
They don’t stand around staring at the scoreboard. That’s a sure
fire way to lose every time, and they know it. And the same thing
goes for investors.
In other words, focus on the process not the results.
So, stop watching your brokerage account balance yo-yo up and down from
day to day. Those are the results. And they don’t always
reflect whether you’re doing the right things to be successful.
Look, sometimes your results will be better than you deserve. And
other times your results will be worse than you deserve. That’s
just how it works…
Instead of fixating on the results, your time is better spent focusing
on the process of selecting the right investments.
Look, I know I’ve had my share of losing investments lately. But
just because the results haven’t been what I wanted lately doesn’t mean
my process was bad.
You see, I use a sector rotation model to select investments that
outperform the market at different times. And over the long run,
it generates better returns than just investing in a broad market index
like the S&P 500.
And despite the mainstream press focusing on the negatives, I see
opportunity.
Let me explain…
The single biggest opportunity I see over the next decade is
emerging markets.
Simply put, emerging market economies are going to blow the doors off
developed countries. And the companies ready to capture this
growth are going to make a killing.
But here’s the best part….
As I said earlier, I use a sector rotation model to select investments.
And my investment vehicle of choice is ETFs.
Now, thanks to a new family of ETFs from Emerging Global Advisors,
investors can easily follow a sector rotation model using emerging
markets.
The EGShares Global Emerging Market Sectors, or GEMS, consist of ten
sector based ETFs. They track the Dow Jones Emerging Markets
Titans Index.
The Titans Index excludes South Korea, Taiwan, and other advanced
economies as determined by the International Monetary Fund.
Each sector based ETF contains 30 stocks from the hottest emerging
markets like China, Brazil, Russia, India, Thailand, Chile, and many
more.
No doubt about it, emerging markets offer investors the best growth
opportunities. And now with the GEMS ETFs you can easily follow a
sector rotation model to juice up the returns on your emerging market
investments.
Remember, stay focused on the process, not the results. If you’re
going through the right process to select your investments, you’ll come
out ahead in the end.
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