Time to take some emerging-markets profits off the table

Article Abstract:

Experts advise to book some profits on emerging-market funds as they believe that one is paying about three times more than what was being paid few years back and also that most of emerging-markets valuation does not look very attractive as profits from natural resources are on all-time high so it is best to buy when the price/trailing net income is high and sell when it is low. It is suggested to book some gains in emerging-market funds and shift to good muni-bond and restore the bond/stock mix.

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Champlain Small Company joins picks list

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Champlain Small Company, run by Scott Brayman has shown great results in eight years at the Sentinel Small Company, as they look for companies built to withstand competitive threats, consistent cash flows, good management teams and good returns compared to the industry and uses four different methods to value a stock. Harbor Real Return bond, ABN AMRO/ TAMRO Small Cap and SSgA Emerging Markets are included in the Fund Analyst picks.

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