Global investors need to “hit the BRICs” – literally. Back in 2003, the Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (GS), eager to push its clients towards global investing – especially in the emerging markets – invented the acronym “BRIC” (Brazil, Russia, India and China) to represent the four emerging markets it believed were destined to become dominant economies in the years to come.

India is suffering high inflation, its growth is slowing and there are signs that a credit crunch is about to hit. But this can work to the advantage of investors. Without these problems, India’s stock market would be trading at 40 times earnings - and not 18 times earnings, as it is now.

Following on from our previous post - Value in Ford - we think that the time has come for the long-term investor to open a position under 6 USD... the bottom line is that Ford is trading at at least a 30% discount to long-term value.

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Ford is getting things right and whilst it is still far away from a complete recovery, they are quickly moving in the right direction ... Most investors thought that this was simply a stock to trade or a contrarian pick but the street is realizing that this could easily be a 10 dollar stock in the near future.

Small cap stocks need not be hot tip penny stocks or speculative growth stories based on an idea and a prayer. There are plenty of quality, undervalued small cap stocks out there, and this article tells you how to find them.

Some big time value investors are investing in the auto industry

A New York Times article states, Toyota hasn't been doing to well with the Tundra full-size pickup truck. GM and Ford are happy with the news as they feared that Toyota would succeed in invading the truck segment with the same success as the family sedan.

Happy hour isn't here yet according to the article.