DREAMEAST GROUP LIMITED Few weeks ago , the US Federal Reserve officially announced that it would be ending its monthly bond-buying program that has been ongoing since the economic collapse a few years ago. With the United States central bank providing cheap money and record-low interest rates to domestic markets for years, contrarian investors are calling for major declines.
Since the beginning of autumn, there has been serious volatility: markets have tanked but then have gained back those losses because of corporate quarterly earnings. Moving forward, we shall see if stock markets can generate record earnings on their own without the Fed-induced stimulus, punch bowl, training wheels (take your pick).
If you're concerned about erasing those gains you've made since the end of the Great Recession then perhaps you should look east, Far East that is. Although some East Asian markets have tumbled this year, there are still market fragments providing modest returns on investment and maintain an incredible long-term outlook.
Rather than sitting on a portfolio filled with domestic stocks, why not consider these three East Asian companies to invest in? Indeed, Emerging Markets and developing markets have been fluctuating in the last few months, but there is still plenty of room for growth and advancement.
Sina Corp.
Sina Corp. is the top Internet company in all of China. It provides an array of Internet services, and is the owner of Sina Weibo, which is essentially its own version of a conglomeration of Facebook and Twitter.
The company has gotten into trouble with the federal government over allegations that the company hosted pornographic content. Its shares have tumbled and posted a 52-week low last month. However, once it gets its mess with the government straightened out, Sina can once again focus on Internet innovation and become one of the best investments in the stock market.
SkyOcean International
Sky Ocean International has a major project that will soon enter the record book: Dream East, a $3.26 billion, 3,000 MU amusement park that has everything a theme park aficionado could ask for: a family entertainment center, rides, shows, games and entertainment technology. Although some fear this was built as part of the real estate bubble, this is one that should be considered because of its vast size and being bigger than Disney World, Six Flags and Universal Studios.
Yingli Green Energy Holding Co. Ltd
From silicon wafers to finished panels, Yingli Green Energy Holding Co. Ltd.is one of the top Chinese solar makers. With the newest tariff introduced by the U.S. government, the firm risks losing revenues, which is why its shares are down. Yingli's market cap is an adequate $455 million, with shares about 65 percent below last October's high of $8.77. Fortunately, once it circumvents this issue, its stock will likely start rising from the ashes of $3 and be certainly worth more than $5.
China maintains a plethora of opportunities for investors. All one has to do is seek them out, especially right now as the market begins to correct itself and China's markets can actually show the real asset prices. With calls for consumer demand to increase, the Chinese public could begin to buy, particular with a growing middle class.
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