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There are several categories which divide and define Equity Markets. Markets can be divided by geographic region, and by economic market categories. There are typically two economic categories utilized by classifiers. The first is referred to as the “Developed Markets” and the second is named the “Emerging Markets”. The nations within each category are placed according to economic development.
Developed Nations
The developed markets consist of industrialized nations. These markets are strong, stable, older, and often have been established for almost or over a century. Examples of these nations include France, Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States. They typically host thousands of large and mega-capitalization firms. They also host the largest share exchanges. Firms often have shares which trade on these exchanges and own other firms as subsidiaries within these countries. These markets are highly regulated, carefully tracked, and attract the majority of share listings and trades. These markets are also highly correlated or interconnected, since the largest corporations in the world target consumer markets in these nations. Economic slowdowns in these markets typically chain into other developed and emerging markets.
Emerging Markets
Emerging Markets are nations with economies that are young, weak, and relatively less established. These nations are not as developed as industrialized nations. Due to their lack of completed development, these nations are generally volatile. Emerging market risks are not limited only to these issues. They have all the typical risks of equity markets, but also suffer share liquidity, governmental default, and currency value risks. These risks stem from low overall development, which does not have the trading volume or financial stability of developed markets. They may also suffer from weak regulations, lowered analyst coverage, and slow flows of financial information. Due to the many risks and difficulties, it’s highly advised that your investments in emerging market equities are via emerging market funds. You should avoid purchasing shares in foreign markets directly unless you are intimately familiar with the market’s regulations and restrictions. You must also have the time to stay engaged. Personal Investors usually lack this requirement.
These problems are offset by emerging market’s room for growth. They often provide substantially higher potential long term returns, but at higher volatility and risk for loss. Emerging markets also have less correlation to developed markets, especially in small or micro capitalization firms which are limited to their domestic region.
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International Economic Analysis:
- Major Currency Economic Summaries
- Performance of Major Imports and Exports
- Mandates of Central Banks versus Expectations
- Performance Indexes of Major Economies
- Economically Correlated Currency Projections
- Large Funds Currency Sentiment Readings
- List of Technical Indicators to Look For
- Occasional: Foregin Exchange Technicals Markups
American Markets Analysis:
- Summaries of American Economic Structure
- Performance of Major
- Imports/Exports
- Federal Reserve Mandate versus Expectations
- Performance Indexes of U.S Economy
- Economically Correlated U.S Dollar Projections
- Large Trading Fund Index Sentiment Readings
- Market Wide Earnings Versus Valuations
- Fundamental Ranking of U.S Business Sectors
- Best and Worst Future Consensus Estimates
- Occasional: Firm Fundamental Strength Report
- List of Technicals to Look for While Trading
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