First Asia Investor is your first choice when

investing in Greater Asia.  We focus our attention on opportunities across the globe with specific focus on rapidly growing markets in China, India and Russia.  

Our investment strategy combines our simple, proven philosophy of buying under valued equities for both their short term and long-term appreciation. Our experience, hard work and intensive research will provide you with stock market and portfolio recommendations that can be used to maximize your investment performance while limiting your risk and market exposure.

Whether you are looking for market trends, superb Exchange Traded Funds (ETF's), American Depositary (ADR's) or scintillating Hot Asian Stock picks, our Newsletters can guide you through this turbulent and often confusing stock market.

In today's world, investors are literally bombarded with a plethora of confusing financial data. They are left with the overwhelming task of compiling, analyzing and interpreting all of this data into some sort of meaningful information that can be used for making informed and profitable investment decisions.

We at First Asia Investor understand the challenge of investing during these uncertain times. We can help you by answering questions like when to buy and what to buy, where to buy and more importantly, when to sell.

First Asia Investor is a newsletter for like minded investors seeking to build an diversified portfolio of U.S. and international investments that include a broad array of Greater Asian equities. 

Our newsletters provide both the active and passive investor access to seven diversified model portfolio's for the conservative to speculative investor. All our portfolio investments leverage our proprietary asset allocation and risk tolerance methodologies to meet investment objectives and time horizons. 

Our model portfolios are primarily focused on ETFs,  one of the fastest growing new investment tools on Wall Street. Essentially, ETFs are index funds that trade like a stock and are created by large financial firms like Barclays (iShares) and Vanguard. 

ETFs combine the best qualities of stocks, mutual funds and index funds. There are hundreds of ETFs to choose from including fixed income, global and U.S. sectors, U.S. and international equities, specialty funds, regional funds, and 30 different country funds.