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Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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I have been hearing some comments on investments within emerging markets. Should I be introducing risk premiums for these stocks?

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Amiy Lawa

13 Dec 2025

When looking at emerging market stocks, adding a risk premium makes sense due to political, currency, and growth volatility. Similar caution applies when analyzing celebrities’ income trends herbert hainer vermÃ¶gen tied to global markets.

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Amiy Lawa

13 Dec 2025

When looking at emerging market stocks, adding a risk premium makes sense due to political, currency, and growth volatility. Similar caution applies when analyzing celebrities’ income trends herbert hainer vermÃ¶gen tied to global markets.

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02 Apr 2019

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