This document discusses high dividend stocks from emerging markets. It recommends looking at Taiwan, specifically three ETFs that focus on Taiwan: iShares MSCI Taiwan, Taiwan AlphaDEX Fund, and MSCI Taiwan Quality Mix ETF. For individual stocks, it suggests Novatek Microelectronics, Farglory Land Development, and Highwealth Construction from Taiwan. It also recommends two emerging market dividend ETFs, iShares Emerging Markets Dividend ETF and SPDR S&P Emerging Markets Dividend ETF, which have significant holdings in Taiwan, Thailand, South Africa, Brazil, and Poland.

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4. High Dividend Stocks From Emerging
Markets

5. What countries are we looking at when we
talk about emerging markets?
Well, right off the bat you’ve got China.
And countries like Thailand, Brazil, South
Africa, and Poland.

6. Just a few years ago, Brazil, Russia, India
and China were considered the top four
emerging markets.
But Vladimir Putin’s antics, and deeply
embedded corruption in Russia, have
driven off a lot of investment.

7. India’s government can’t seem to get its
act together, so over the past few years, a
lot of money has pulled out.
And China is the land of 1.357 billion
economic question marks. (One question
mark for every citizen.)

8. So where is the smart money right now?
If you’re looking for high dividend stocks
from emerging markets, what countries
should you be looking at?
Start with Taiwan.

9. High Dividend Stocks From Taiwan

10. What’s so great about Taiwan?
An entrepreneurial economy, strong
exports, strong foreign reserves, low
inflation, and private banking.

11. And technology. Taiwan is home to the
world’s second largest chip design
industry.

12. For dividend investors who want a simple
way to make money in Taiwan, there are 3
ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) that focus
on the country:

13. iShares MSCI Taiwan $EWT
Taiwan AlphaDEX Fund $FTW
MSCI Taiwan Quality Mix ETF $QTWN

14. Just keep in mind, none of these ETFs
focus exclusively on dividend income.
And buying individual Taiwanese stocks
isn’t easy.

15. You need to trade on the TWSE, Taiwan
Stock Exchange. I checked with the
International Trading desk at Fidelity
investments, which lets you trade on 25
different exchanges, and Taiwan’s TWSE
isn’t one of them.

16. Check with your brokerage to see if they
do. And if you’re bound and determined
to add a good dividend stock from Taiwan
to your portfolio, here are three stocks to
check out...

17. Novatek Microelectronics
Farglory Land Development
Highwealth Construction
So to keep life simple, and get the
protection of diversification, it’s probably
best to go with an ETF.

18. And you should definitely look beyond
Taiwan. There are plenty of other
attractive emerging markets for dividend
stock investors who want extra income.

19. Expand Your Emerging Market High
Dividend Stocks Horizon

20. It’s no accident that Taiwan is the #1
emerging market for two of the top
Emerging Markets ETFs.

21. Both the iShares Emerging Markets
Dividend ETF $DVYE and the SPDR S&P
Emerging Markets Dividend ETF $EDIV
have chosen Taiwan for the top share of
their investments.

22. The other emerging markets these ETFs
are investing in...
Thailand, South Africa, Brazil, and Poland.

23. (Check with your broker to see where you
can trade. I know Fidelity lets you trade in
South Africa and Poland. You can do your
trades in U.S. dollars.)

24. But here’s what you want to keep in mind
when you invest in one of these emerging
market ETFs. Yields bounce around non-
stop.

25. On September 5, 2014, the yield for the
SPDR S&P Emerging Markets Dividend
ETF $EDIV was 7.17%. Today, it’s .87%.
On December 16, 2014, the yield for the
iShares Emerging Markets Dividend ETF
$DVYE was 7.48%. Today, it’s 2.16%.

26. It’s the nature of the beast. And a good
reminder that you don’t want to go
chasing high yield, because high yield
stocks are home wreckers.

27. An Easy Way To Watch Emerging Markets

28. The MSCI Emerging Markets Index gives
you a simple way to see how the world’s
emerging markets are doing.

29. It tracks 21 markets... Brazil, Chile, China,
Colombia, Czech Republic, Egypt,
Hungary, India, Indonesia, Korea,
Malaysia, Mexico, Morocco, Peru,
Philippines, Poland, Russia, South Africa,
Taiwan, Thailand, and Turkey.

30. (Keep in mind the MSCI is not just
tracking dividend stocks, but broad
market indices. It’s not a pure dividend
ETF.)

31. Lumped together, how have these
markets been doing?
Check out this chart for a look at the
iShares ETF, $EEM, that tracks the MSCI.

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33. It’s interesting to see the MSCI has been
trading in a fairly narrow range for the
past 3 years.
Recently, we’ve seen emerging markets
give up some of the gains from early 2015.

34. And here’s something we’ll run up against
no matter when we look at emerging
markets.
Volatility. It’s inescapable.

35. So if you’d like to take advantage of
emerging market growth, and pocket
some dividend income without taking on
too much emerging market risk, here’s
what to do.

36. Cheer On The Home Team For High
Dividend Stocks

37. Don’t overlook U.S.-based companies
when you’re looking for high dividend
stocks from emerging markets.

38. It’s easy for a dividend growth investor to
find a good U.S. based company doing a
lot of business in emerging markets. This
is where you can find a lot of the top
dividend stocks.

39. For instance, not many people know that
Apple $AAPL pulls in 40% of its revenues
from emerging markets.

40. I just browsed through the Exxon Mobil
$XOM annual report. It devotes an entire
section to global operations. It’s doing
business in all kinds of emerging markets.

41. So are companies like IBM $IBM, WalMart
$WMT, Boeing $BA, and Dow Chemical
$DOW.

42. And don’t forget the pharmaceutical
stocks, which tend to pay dividends.
They focused on growing their business
in emerging markets.

43. These are just some of the ways you can
give your dividend stock income a boost.
And how you can steer clear of the risks
that come with too much concentration in
just one emerging market.

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