| The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly 2000 Sarah Mcbride |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Build your own benchmark.(investment trends gaining popularity in Asia) | Business, international | Sarah McBride |
| Buying opportunities sprout from land of falling funds.(Asian funds being low presents opportune time to invest) | Business, international | Sarah McBride |
| Denway Motors Rides in China's Fast Lane. Stock Catches Eye of Investors Expecting Growth in Auto Industry.(Brief Article) | Business, international | Sarah McBride |
| Fund managers brace for sweeping MSCI index changes.(Morgan Stanley Capital International index adjustments expected to hurt Asian markets)(Statistical Data Included) | Business, international | Sarah McBride |
| Looking for value funds.(value investments in Asian companies remains a hard sell.) | Business, international | Sarah McBride |
| Prophets and Profit Combine.(Illustration)(Statistical Data Included) | Business, international | Sarah McBride |
| Smaller funds outperform bigger rivals: Middle Kingdom rules Asia with 73% return in past quarter.(Polaris Asset Management Ltd.'s Middle Kingdom Fund)(Statistical Data Included) | Business, international | Sarah McBride |
| Some Asia fund investors are thinking big.(small-cap funds versus large-cap funds) | Business, international | Sarah McBride |
| Top down, or bottom up?(coming to terms with mutual fund jargon) | Business, international | Sarah McBride |
| U.S. Rules Vex Investors. Foreign-Fund Buyers Go Through Red Tape.(Money & Investing) | Business, international | Sarah McBride |
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