Forget the gloomy Old World and look to the New for investment options, says Deborah BennWith eurozone woes continuing to dog investors, emerging markets are providing some shelter from the doom and gloom. And two of the top ten performing stock markets in 2011, Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago, could both turn out to be investment hotspots to watch.
The Trinidad and Tobago Stock Exchange returned 19.3 per cent in 2011, finishing in 5th place, and the Jamaica Stock Exchange Market Index returned 12.8 per cent, putting it in 6th place, according to a survey by Business Insider. This compares to a return of 6.3 per cent by the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which trailed behind in 10th position.



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