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Taking into account the growth of China and India should reconsider what a diversified portfolio look like?

I'm investing for a horizon of 30 + Years and I have a hypothesis that I put most of my money in index funds tied to the stock exchanges of India (India Stock Exchange Index Note negotiable) and China (iShares FTSE / Xinhua China 25 Index) because those are the growing economies. I heard that U.S. companies like General Electric, Gillette, Procter & Gamble, Coca-Cola, etc will benefit from attending these countries, but I still think that foreign companies based in countries to better understand and exploit those markets. Moreover, why should I assume that the American markets safer for the money than China or India? From the point of view education, U.S. not looking too competitive 20 or 30 years from now and that's not good for an economy that depends on innovation. To my investments capital was thinking of this distribution: Fidelity Asset Manager (85%) – 20% of India Stock Exchange Index negotiable Note (INP) – 40% of iShares FTSE / Xinhua China 25 Index (FXI) – 40%

My biggest concern is the lack of a developed accounting industry there. China has a high probability of accounting fraud more important. Secondly have you ever seen an Indian standing by themselves? As we will see a standing auditor India and whistle blow when asked to falsify financial statements? no.

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