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India's potential

Good, safer emerging market choice. If China's overbought (as some say), then India has to be the best choice in overseas equities. They've got a billion people and a large number of those are candidates to update a lot of their personal technology. From computers to refrigerators and cell phones to plumbing -- the potential is huge.

All your jobs are belong to India.

A number of market forecasters predict that India will outgrow China going forward.

A prudent course of action would be to hedge your bets and find ways to invest in both India and China.

Many investors are probably overweighted in China and should definitely add leading Indian firms to their global shopping lists, if they haven't already.

Those looking for broad-based exposure to India should consider the PowerShares India ETF (NYSE: PIN), which has a diverse set of Indian holdings.

High levels of education in India relative to other emerging markets, higher levels of accountability and transparency.

PIN this to your head. Its refreshing.

This India ETF is still underpriced compared to those for China. The stage is set for consistent 9%+ YOY growth in India. Mix that with a Billion+ population/ growing middle class and it's a no-brainer.

The capital is flowing into India once again, growth is projected to be 6.4% this year, and manufacturing will become a bigger piece of India's GDP pie than agriculture for the first time in history.

While it won't outpace China, India is a more stable long-term investment because its domestic demand is greater, thus making it less susceptible to changes in global trade demand.

While it isn't without its problems, the Elephant is sure as hell a better bet than the advanced economies for 2010, while being less risky than the Dragon.

India is starting on internal consumption path-bullish

India is not going away anytime soon

powershares dynamic india.. The dynamics are starting to scare me

I love China. India is like a more stable, less developed version of China.

India is rebounding with the recent election results.

Steve Sjuggerud's Daily Wealth Newsletter

india is coming!

the worst is probably over

The world's 4th largest

Experienced 2006 and 2007 growth rates of 9.2 and 8.5% compared with 2.9 and 2.0% for the U.S.

The world's second largest population, second only to

Growing stock markets with over 7,000 companies listed on Indian exchanges2.

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After the storm clouds have passed. China & India are poised to grow more than any other developing world economy.

India emerging market, should be major driver of world growth going forward, large expanding domestic market so less dependent on the economies, has one of the best trained IT workforces in the world. Stable democratic government reduces uncertainties. Price is low.

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