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India wasn't an attractive place to invest in until Modi, because bureaucracy choked India. India is safer geopolitically than China, so better to invest, though Modi is a nationalist in a country riven by religion and language. Overall, he's positive India.

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BUY
India is adding $1 trillion to GDP each year or 18 months.
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BUY
The USD is at 9-month highs and there are fears of a housing bubble in China. Still buy emerging markets? He loves EM, so he hates to see what's happening in China. So, look at India instead. India boasts the best demographics, arguably, and there's a major move into EV technology, fintech and green businesses. The rupee is holding on against the USD. The balance of payments is also strong. stocks. INDA continues to make fresh highs. Blame the move in China to their regulators He hopes China is playing the long long game; the short game has been frustrating. Southeast Asia is very resilient. India is not that dependent on China and is self-reliant.
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Long term, coming out of this, we will get a global reset here. He wants to go to places that are not burdened by tremendous debt and have young populations with runways of economic growth as people age. The developed world's populations are old.
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There are remarkable changes going on in India. Deregulation is under way and there is a huge democracy growing with citizens that are very tech savy. It may be disappointing in the short term, but a good long term hold.
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(A Top Pick August 9, 2017. Up 6%). He stepped away from emerging markets earlier this year but India still offers a good multi-year story. India adopted a biometric identity card system that puts everyone into the standard economy and away from the shadow economy. Deposits at banks are way up because of this. There are many other healthy signs in the economy. BUT, if emerging markets suffer, India will suffer. Because he doesn’t have to be in EM, he’s out of this for now.

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(A Top Pick Sept 20/16. Up 12%) India is exactly opposite of any Western country. A very young workforce, very low consumer debt, a functioning banking system and a very orthodox monetary policy.

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India is a 6%-7% GDP grower with a long runway. On infrastructure, they have major plans in place. It recently had a hiccup when they brought in the demonetization in 2016. Basically, everybody now has to have a metric identification card. It pulled all the money out of the banking and cash market, and into the banking system. Since 2014, they’ve had $10 billion in bank deposits, which has legitimized a significant portion of the economy, and kind of got it on track. Now they are putting GST in place. Everything is chugging along to upscale this economy.

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He doesn’t invest in emerging markets, but his view is that India is certainly a country that is growing at a much higher clip than the rest of the developed world. The one risk is that it is more volatile. If you have a very long-term view, 15-20 years, this is a great thing to own.

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India is a growth market, so India and China fall into the same category. India has 300 million middle class people, which is a pretty staggering number. Longer-term, this is probably not a bad place to be.

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He is not excited about India, nor is he excited about China. The story right now is probably North America. He does like Europe and would put that in behind the US, and then he would look into places like India.

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PAST TOP PICK

(Top Pick Sep 20/16, Down 6.55%) There was an announcement with regard to demonetization. About 80% of daily transactions are in Cash in India and they wanted to get rid of that because of tax dodging. It is part of structural reform. We have seen an initial selloff, but it will be like a coiled spring. He sees a more sustainable rally and likes India long term. Nothing has changed structurally in terms of the Indian economy.

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TOP PICK

India is a story that is a little more popular. Everybody can recite the positives such as young demographics, the government led by Modi or the monetary policies. The real thing you want to see in emerging markets is the “triple merit scenario”; falling interest rates, rising currencies and a rising stock market. The way to do that is to get inflation down, and inflation has been a huge problem in emerging markets for a while. India has stuck to the program.

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BUY

India? The Indian central banker has just resigned. He was a great central banker and has done a lot of good things for the country. However, he doesn’t think this resignation will impede the plans of the Mohdi government. It would be hard to find a better emerging market than India. Everything you see in the West, such as aging demographics, high debt levels or low interest rates, there is the exact opposite in India. This is the ETF that he uses to plays this theme. This is especially a good, long term holding.

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An Indian ETF for the long-term? He is looking at ETF’s that have a lot of liquidity and low costs. This one tracks the index of Indian stocks. It has an MER of .68%. If you want exposure to India, this is probably the easiest way. If you just want the large cap players, you might look at the iShares India 50 (INDY-Q). The MER is a little higher at .94%, but it is the 50 largest companies in India.

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iShares MSCI India ETF (INDA-US) Rating

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