MSCI Emerging Markets: Long-Term Acceleration Phase
In MSCI Emerging Markets: Long-Term Acceleration Phase the latest edition of Madness of Crowds, we present an update of our bullish view on the MSCI Emerging Markets Index (MXEF – 1,151). A combination of factors make us very positive on the long-term outlook for the index.The third long-term acceleration phase, since the index’s inception in 1987, is underway from the 2016 low. If the same sort of trough to peak advance unfolds from the 2009 low of 499, then an advance to 2,750-2,900 is going to unfold in the next few years.
Our Long-term Asset Allocation Model will go Overweight the MXEF vs. the MSCI World (MXWO – 2,047) as at the end of November. The model has been Underweight since February 2012. This will be only the 5th signal in 30 years, all the prior signals have been profitable.
As well as a thorough look at the MXEF we also discuss the following country constituents: China, Korea, Brazil, South Africa and Russia.
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Asianomics, founded by Dr Jim Walker in 2007 and based in Hong Kong, specialises in economic analysis research, cross-referencing their work with credit cycles, profit cycles and cash flows. Asianomics focus is on developments in the Asia-Pacific region, and they also cover developed markets like the US and Europe.
The Austrian Economics model provides a framework for the economic research. The basis of the School of Austrian Economics is that economies work more efficiently and effectively when companies and individuals are free from excessive interference by government and special interest groups. The Asianomics economic research team includes Deputy Chief Economist Sharmila Whelan who is recognised for non-consensus thinking and her depth and quality of primary research, and Chief Economist Dr. Jim Walker.
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Dr. Jim Walker is regarded as one of Asia’s leading economists. Prior to setting up Asianomics, he was the Chief Economist at CLSA Asia-Pacific Markets, where he worked for more than 16 years. He has achieved numerous ‘Best Economist’ rankings in the Asiamoney, Institutional Investor and Greenwich surveys of fund managers.
Previous successful calls include:
- In 1995 Dr. Jim Walker wrote about the prospect of Asia being forced off its de facto dollar peg “within the next two-three years”. The Asian Crisis, precipitated by the Thai baht devaluation, began in July 1997.
- Forecasted the US 2007 downturn and financial sector meltdown in series of ‘Apocalypse’ reports.
- Called early the upswing in the Indian stock market in the final quarter of 2013.
Recent Recommendations:
- Overweight China - We are overweight Chinese equities with momentum improvement in the economy.
- Short Sterling, Long Renminbi - China’s currency offers good upside with a positive carry.
- Short European Financials, Long Indian Financials - This is the simplest pair trade to play superior demographics and growth in Asia relative to the region with the biggest problems.
- Long EM Asia, Short Developed countries - South and SE Asia, and direct investors from North Asia, are ‘buy and hold’ investment bets.
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