ArabianMoney to tip UAE opportunities at Vancouver symposium
Posted on 04 July 2010 with no comments from readers
We are less than three weeks away from the start of the Agora Financial Investment Symposium in Vancouver in Canada, the world’s largest gathering of independent investors with more than 1,000 signed up for this sell-out event.
ArabianMoney newsletter publisher and editor Peter Cooper has been invited to address the conference on the theme: ‘Opportunity Dubai: Making Another Fortune in the Middle East’. This fits with the overall theme of the conference: ‘Assault on Enterprise: How to Invest in an Age of Rising Taxes, Wall Street Crooks and Government Boondoggles’.
Investment gurus
Joining Mr Cooper on stage will be legendary investment gurus Marc Faber, Bill Bonner, Doug Casey and Rick Rule. They will be supported by Agora Financial’s own cast of star commentators: Chris Mayer, Bryon King, Patrick Cox and Eric Fry.
Other special guest stars include the Honorable David W. Walker, the former Comptroller General of the United States who warned about the US debt mountain in the film IOUSA; John Mauldin, President of Millennium Wave Investments and Dr Mike West, CEO of BioTime Inc and Embryome Sciences.
The annual Agora Financial Investment Symposium in Vancouver has become a global summit for independent investors comparable with say the World Economic Forum in Davos for big business. It is a hot bed for new investment ideas, and ArabianMoney will be reporting back as well as contributing to the debate.
Opportunity UAE
From the perspective of the UAE, Mr Cooper will be explaining how the real estate and stock market crash since the global financial crisis struck in October 2008 leaves open immense opportunities for shrewd investors to buy into a market bottom where recovery prospects are exellent, given the generally acknowledged favorable outlook for oil prices and the infrastructure built in the boom.
But this is likely to prove a tough and skeptical audience of the most discerning global investors. And the recent record of the UAE in general, and Dubai with its $110 billion debts in particular, will come under close scrutiny. After all local markets would not be this bombed out if most investors thought recovery prospects were good right now.
However, the author of ‘Opportunity Dubai: Making a Fortune in the Middle East’ is well qualified to make the case that there is going to be another opportunity to do exactly the same thing. He will also be hoping that listeners sign-up for his $99 newsletter on this website to get his personal insight into how to take advantage of this opportunity.
