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The universe is rife with emerging autocracy markets with huge concentrations that are often too big of a risk for investors to take. This is where the freedom-weighted strategy comes into play.
Until recently, nobody has ever weighted the risks in the emerging market indexes based on the freedom levels in each country.
Perth Tolle is the founder of Life + Liberty Indexes and the creator of the Freedom 100 EM Index (FRDM). She spent years living and working in both Beijing and Hong Kong, where her market observations led her to explore the relationship between freedom and successful investing in emerging markets.
On this episode of The Wiggin Sessions, Perth joins me to discuss how she created the FRDM Index and the heightened risks associated with investing in autocratic markets.
Listen in to hear about Perth’s experience in China, the nuances of the free markets, and the relational differences between a free society and an autocratic society..
Key TakeawaysPerth’s experience living in China and realizing the difference freedom makes in both her life and in the market
The creation of the Freedom 100 EM Index (FRDM)
The metrics Perth uses to categorize countries based on their levels of civil, political, and economic freedom
The investment landscape’s relationship between a free society and an autocratic society
How all freedoms work together and the idea of “freedom thinking”
Why the risks are heightened when investing in the autocratic markets.
How the FRDM index is structured and when Perth needs to make changes
Why freer markets tend to have more sustainable returns recover faster from drawdowns
The audience Perth targets for the exchange-traded fund (ETF)
Connect with Perth TollePerth on Twitter
Perth on LinkedIn
Life + Liberty
Connect with Addison WigginConsilience Financial
Be sure to follow The Wiggin Sessions on your socials. You can find me on—
Facebook @thewigginsessions
Instagram @thewigginsessions
Twitter @WigginSessions
Resources5-Minute Forecast
Freedom-Weighted Emerging Markets ETF
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The universe is rife with emerging autocracy markets with huge concentrations that are often too big of a risk for investors to take. This is where the freedom-weighted strategy comes into play.
Until recently, nobody has ever weighted the risks in the emerging market indexes based on the freedom levels in each country.
Perth Tolle is the founder of Life + Liberty Indexes and the creator of the Freedom 100 EM Index (FRDM). She spent years living and working in both Beijing and Hong Kong, where her market observations led her to explore the relationship between freedom and successful investing in emerging markets.
On this episode of The Wiggin Sessions, Perth joins me to discuss how she created the FRDM Index and the heightened risks associated with investing in autocratic markets.
Listen in to hear about Perth’s experience in China, the nuances of the free markets, and the relational differences between a free society and an autocratic society..
Key TakeawaysPerth’s experience living in China and realizing the difference freedom makes in both her life and in the market
The creation of the Freedom 100 EM Index (FRDM)
The metrics Perth uses to categorize countries based on their levels of civil, political, and economic freedom
The investment landscape’s relationship between a free society and an autocratic society
How all freedoms work together and the idea of “freedom thinking”
Why the risks are heightened when investing in the autocratic markets.
How the FRDM index is structured and when Perth needs to make changes
Why freer markets tend to have more sustainable returns recover faster from drawdowns
The audience Perth targets for the exchange-traded fund (ETF)
Connect with Perth TollePerth on Twitter
Perth on LinkedIn
Life + Liberty
Connect with Addison WigginConsilience Financial
Be sure to follow The Wiggin Sessions on your socials. You can find me on—
Facebook @thewigginsessions
Instagram @thewigginsessions
Twitter @WigginSessions
Resources5-Minute Forecast
Freedom-Weighted Emerging Markets ETF