Frontier Markets
Jun 13th, 2008 | By Chris Mayer | Category: Emerging Markets, Macro Economics
When the stock market turns ugly, the quest for “non-correlated assets” intensifies. A non-correlated asset is fancy Wall Street talk for something that doesn’t move lock-step with the overall market. When the market falls, a non-correlated asset might actually rise, or at least hold its own better than the market.
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