The emergence of new economies creates unique opportunities for experienced investors. Compared to traditional markets such as the US or Europe, emerging markets (e.g. China, India, Brazil) are more volatile, but also offer greater opportunities for rapid capital growth.
Emerging markets are subject to political risks, corruption, inflation, and other factors that make forecasting difficult. However, rapid population growth, innovation, and favorable demographic trends make such markets extremely attractive to those willing to take risks.
To reduce risk, experts recommend choosing international indices or large corporations operating in these countries, which reduces the likelihood of sharp drops in capital.