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Emerging Market Money Flow Model: Center to Periphery
Jack Crooks is President of Black Swan Capital LLC and authority in Emerging Market Economies and speaking at Global Forex Traders Conference on 17 Feb Wednesday. Find Complimentary Buy Side Ticket by indicating "Buy Side Program" as referral source to get it.
The Center (key developed nation capital markets) provides liquidity flow (in the form of demand for goods, investment funds, foreign direct investment, direct bank lending, etc) to the Periphery (developing/emerging nations of the world).
...therefore what follows...
The Periphery as a block tends to prosper primarily from global growth and low volatility (i.e. a belief in the prospect growth will proceed and relative risk is contained).
...and because the Periphery tends to lack domestic sources of private capital (those that do tend to weather storms better)...
The Goal is to do our best to monitor money flow to the Periphery (and progress on local capital market developments) in order to help determine relative demand for emerging/developing market currencies and whether current price trends are sustainable from a flow basis.
Read the rest of article @ http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/2010...-liquidity.htm
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