Which Emerging Markets ETF should you invest in for high returns in the long term? Perhaps you keep hearing that the US stock market is overvalued or you may have read Vanguard’s most recent outlook for the financial markets, which forecasts that Emerging Markets may outperform the US Market when considering 10 year annualised returns. The US equities return projection is between 3.3%-5.3% and Emerging Markets is between 6%-8%. Obviously these are projections and we do not have a crystal ball to predict the future. It’s important to note that a well diversified portfolio is key to successful investing and actually the simplest way to achieve this is through an all world ETF like Vanguard’s FTSE all world or an equivalent. However, an all world ETF is currently around 60% US stocks, and just 7-8% Emerging Markets. ETFs mentioned in this video: SPDR MSCI Emerging Markets Small Cap EMSM Fidelity Emerging Markets Quality Income FEMQ iShares Core MSCI EM EMIM Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets VFEM SPDR S&P Emerging Markets Dividend Aristocrats EMDV Timestamps 00:00-02:53 Will Emerging Markets Outperform the US Stock Market? 02:53-05:32 Emerging Market ETFs (Accumulation) 05:32-07:30 Emerging Market ETFs (Dividend/Income) 07:30-08:07 Emerging Market Investing Outro Investing Qualification I hold: International Certificate in Wealth and Investment Management (Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment) DISCLAIMER Any information given in this video is for entertainment purposes only, and does not act as legal or financial advice. Your financial decisions are your own responsibility, and if you do require advice please contact a qualified Financial Adviser, Wealth Manager or Financial Planner.