will the "bric's" (brazil russia india and china) continue to grow like crazy over the next ten years or will

Question

they cool down?

Answer 1

Every trend tapers off over time. Ten years may be too long for your trend to continue. Remember too, that Russia, India, and China are either close to or very volitile world players and the world is not a very peaceful place.

Answer 2

I think you need to look at each one inidividually. My favorite of these is India. I see too much corruption in Russia. I don't see enough innovation in Brazil. In China, I just think there are too many pollution and overpopulation problems in the future. In India, I see a well-educated workforce, and a lot of innovation. I used to own IBN, but it went up a lot so I sold. On any selloff in the Indian markets I would look to buy.

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Answer 3

Growth of number of people in bric will stop in 10-20 years. Economical and political growth will continue.

Answer 4

Let's put it this way; hundred years ago, the hottest emerging markets were Brazil, Russia, India, and China...