The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index fell from a record. Asians markets were active on Friday. China and Sri-Lanka late starters to the current global market uptrend are showing gradual strength in their markets now. At least they have 20% upside potential. These are the two stocks markets to watch in the coming weeks and months as they have more value stocks. Even in other Asian markets such as Japan, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Philippine and India also were very active. Investors are leaving gold and invest in stocks now. Asian food and hot beverages sector should outperform other sectors in the coming years. Asia’s growing demand for high quality food products will create opportunities for share market investors and private equity investors in the coming years. In addition there will be acquisitions opportunities in food and beverage sector in Asia Pacific region in the coming years.

The U.S. Dollar Index advanced for a 10th straight week, the longest since at least March 1967. Grain prices are tumbling further. Finally Commodity currencies such as NZD and AUD also have started their bear journey now. Fall of NZD and AUD will accelerate further in the coming months and next year.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-07-0...-weste/5570328

Asian demand for beef, lamb and poultry surges ahead of western markets

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