How to Profit From Resource-Rich Countries

Many great equity opportunities exist in global commodities, which is why our Hot Commodities Guide encourages investors to look at six specific resource-rich countries with strong cash balances as the future market champions.

Do you know how to use them to your advantage?

For one, economies of resource-rich countries are “unimpaired” in terms of demand for their resources. That means they have the ability to bounce back in a down market. This same logic applies to the currencies of these six specific resource-rich countries. Why? Not all the "countries" in the group are commodity rich.

Now you may be asking, why these six countries?

These countries are truly “rich” in very specific and powerful ways: resource rich, finance rich, freedom rich, and cash rich.

First, Resource Rich. Meeting the desires of 3 billion new middle class will require deep reservoirs of "hard assets" including fossil fuels, timber, uranium and base metals. Resource-rich countries are poised to profitably meet these needs in the coming years and decades.

Second, Finance Rich. As new financial hubs rise and old financial hubs fall, attention shifts toward Asia. This will benefit two specific nations that are mentioned on this site and outlined further in our Hot Commodities Guide.

Third, Freedom Rich. Four out of the six specific countries also happen to be in the Heritage Foundation’s ranking for the top five freest nations in the world both politically and economically.

Fourth, Cash Rich. While the six nations can be considered "rich" in many unconventional ways, they are rich in the old-fashioned way, too. They have powerful Sovereign Wealth Funds with anywhere from tens of billions to hundreds of billions in cash, which adds to the attractiveness of these countries' currencies.

Senior Research Director and global correspondent Sara Nunnally is excited to share one powerful way you can take advantage of these six resource-rich countries. Find out how when you sign up to watch the Hot Commodities Guide.