Investing abroad always poses risk. You can’t be sure there won’t be a border skirmish or a coup or rocketing inflation. If you’re careful, though, you can profit nicely in overseas markets, some with double-digit year-over-year growth.
Among the markets favored these days by those in the know:Turkey, South Korea, Israel, India, China, South Africa, and Brazil.
In a series of reports on global investment Thursday, CNBC reporter Jackie DeAngelis used Israel as an example, citing its long-standing tension with Iran as a negative drag on the Tel Aviv stock exchange, whose member companies are known for strong growth and cutting-edge investing opportunities.