Investment guru warns of ‘biggest asset bubble ever’

[Commiekiller]

Quote from ElCubano:

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I would be very wary of anything Argentinian. Their was tumultuous economic dislocation there only several years ago. That in itself doesn't render it unattractive for investment but the actions of the government were very dubious. They froze current accounts and seized assets which caused foreign investors in property and other more liquid assets to lose out criminally. Can a country with the potential for this to happen be counted as stable enough for significant investment. Notice that it is called BRIC not BRICA!!

 

[JamesVU2000]

I think he's right about sugar and cotton. Has anyone looked at IPSU. Got to own it.

 

[dandxg]

Quote from MingWu:

how can i buy cheap farmland in Argentina?

I think you are about a few years too late, since they defaulted on their debt and their currency was cut in half. Check it out though, everything is on google, it's the internet yellow pages. I found this in 30 seconds. http://www.internationalliving.com/lp/argentinarelp?gclid=CJne5pXUs4oCFRNGGAodUA4suQ

 

[number22]

Quote from JamesVU2000:

I think he's right about sugar and cotton. Has anyone looked at IPSU. Got to own it.

don't know much about cotton; but the risk premium in Sugar is too high; Cuba

 

[futures_shark]

It might manage 10 or 15 years growing at 20 percent per annum, but as it gets bigger its growth is tied to the country’s GDP,” said Dr. Faber.

Has this guy not heard about globalization?