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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Ask/Tell > Business, Finance, and Careers > Long Term Investing & Retirement: The second best time is now
 
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Invicta{HOG}, M.D.
Jan 16, 2002
 My portfolio is pretty typical for long-term strategy in early career (mix of growth/value, mix of large/small cap, mix of domestic and international). I don't have any emerging market funds and using the Yahoo! mutual fund tool and searching by morningstar ratings, load, etc. the top funds are either closed or not available through Schwab. I've seen the Vanguard index here, but does anyone have recommendations either for other general emerging markets funds or for one that focuses on India/China/Russia +/- Brazil? It's just a small amount (this year's Roth) but I want to fully diversify!

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