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Look for stocks that have been in uptrends for at least 13 weeks—there is a momentum component to investing strategy.

If you don’t have a penurious Yankee working hard to save you 3% on your meal tax (and everything else you spend money on), you’d better be prepared (or preparing) to save and grow money on your own. That nest egg isn’t going to hatch itself. If this seems like too daunting a task, and you don’t know where to start, let me suggest a plan.

My career at Cabot began back in June 1999, just before the internet bubble really revved up in October. That was a time of great divergences—the broad market struggled all the way from the mini-bear market bottom of October 1998 right through the top in March 2000. Today I see a similar dichotomy in the market—many “old” leaders are struggling while “new” growth concepts are finding support.

Emerging markets investing is the opportunity to invest in the world’s fastest-growing countries and, thus, many of the world’s fastest-growing companies.

Here’s a quick review on how to invest in emerging markets the Cabot way.

Investing in Growth Stocks...it all comes down to: Story, Numbers and Chart (SNAC).

Controlling risk in your portfolio is important to avoiding the big losses that can sap your results.