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Investing in Guadalajara
Investing in Guadalajara
Yamin Ruiz, who matches investors with promising start-ups, describes what's driving interest in Guadalajara's IT scene. He foresees a future where local firms are developing apps for a global market, and Mexican investors move away from more conservative investments such as real estate to funding IT firms.
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Immigration Options Available to Entrepreneurs Fleeing Mexican Violence (Spanish)
Immigration Options Available to Entrepreneurs Fleeing Mexican Violence (Spanish)
Immigration Attorney John Meyer of FosterQuan Explains the Immigration Options Available to Entrepreneurs in Fleeing Mexican Violence (Spanish)
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News Update: Mexico's Carlos Slim Becomes World's Richest Person 2010
News Update: Mexico's Carlos Slim Becomes World's Richest Person 2010
3/11/2010-According to Forbes, Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim is the first man from a developing nation to become the world's richest person. Slim's arrival at the top aroused both pride and anger in Mexico, where many see his fantastic wealth in a poverty-stricken nation as a sign of the nations problems. A recovery in the value of Slim's cell phone holdings pushed his estimated fortune to $53.5 billion, surpassing Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) founder Bill Gates and investor Warren Buffett for the title of richest person in the world. The rise of Slim, the 70-year-old son of an immigrant shopkeeper, is just a part of the emergence of billionaires in developing countries, Forbes reporter Keren Blankfeld said, noting that this year's top 10 richest also include two billionaires from India and one from Brazil.
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Bill O'Reilly DESTROYS Media Outlets **MUST SEE**
Bill O'Reilly DESTROYS Media Outlets **MUST SEE**
Bill O'Reilly discusses how media outlets like ABC, NBC, MSNBC, CBS, and the NY TIMES have become corrupt with a far-left agenda. See videos for MSNBC corruption with GE. The media did not provide fair coverage and often demeaned protesters. The NY Times buried the story. NY Times is on the verge of bankruptcy having accepted a loan to survive in the market from a Mexican investor. MSNBC and CNN referred to the protesters with a derogatory term. The O'Reilly Factor on FOX NEWS beats MCNBS, CNBC, CNN, and Headline news combined! For ratings, see Nielsen Ratings on TVNewser. FOX NEWS has become a ratings winner, having the top 9 out of 10 shows in terms of viewers. MSNBC in recent months as well as other organizations such as CNN have become a ratings DISASTER. Every show on Fox throughout the day beats every show on CNN and MSNBC.
0:37
Greg Reid - OC Investors Club - Mexican Fiesta 5/5/11
Greg Reid - OC Investors Club - Mexican Fiesta 5/5/11
Special guest speaker and bestselling author Greg S. Reid came to speak to the Orange County Investors Club and SoCalREIA on 5/5/2011. Greg's book "Three Feet from Gold' is a bestseller which he co-wrote with Sharon Lechter from the Rich Dad series. For future events check out our schedule at www.ocinvestorsclub.com
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San Diego Surfer Investors Ep 7, CMG
San Diego Surfer Investors Ep 7, CMG
This is episode 7 of the pick of the week episodes sandiegosurferinvestors.com . Featured stock is Chipotle Mexican Grill. Symbol CMG.
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30 August 2011 The Mexico Fund rings the NYSE Closing Bell
30 August 2011 The Mexico Fund rings the NYSE Closing Bell
The Mexico Fund, Inc. (NYSE-Listed MXF) visits the NYSE to celebrate 30 years of investing in Mexico and its listing. In honor of the occasion, Emilio Carrillo and José Luis Gómez Pimienta, Chairman and President of The Mexico Fund, Inc., ring The Closing BellSM. Interview by NYSE Anthony Drizis During the last 30 years, The Mexico Fund has offered international investors an open window to Mexico with attractive and competitive returns due to its long-term investment philosophy, careful management practices and selective stock choices. About Mexico Fund: The Mexico Fund is a closed-end, non-diversified investment company that invests at least 80% of its net assets in equity securities of companies listed on the Mexican Stock Exchange. The Mexican economy is well positioned to cope with the current global financial crisis, as Mexican public sector finances, debt profile and external accounts are healthy. The Mexico Fund's net assets as of August 26, 2011 amounted to $351 million. The Mexico Fund has a Managed Distribution Plan under which it pays to stockholders quarterly cash distributions. For more detailed information, visit www.themexicofund.com.
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Ixtapan de la Sal, Mexico--State of Mexico Tourism Video
Ixtapan de la Sal, Mexico--State of Mexico Tourism Video
Ixtapan de la Sal, Mexico is a serene, beautiful and non-polluted place. It is a perfect location for a luxury boutique hotel (USA 4-5 star) along with either retails stores, luxury condos or an executive golf course; all to be placed in the North outside of town. It would welcome guests to the area with a beautiful view of the volcano (Volcan Nevado de Toluca) with 2 crater lakes and average temperatures of 75 degrees year round. If interested in purchasing 128 acres in the North area outside of town, contact Nathan Whitington @ 214.556.1322 or nathanw@conectarllc.com
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Private Equity in Mexico 2012; Privcap
Private Equity in Mexico 2012; Privcap
View the full interview at: www.privcap.com Mexico's economy is large and growing, but its penetration by private equity has been modest, especially compared with the biggest private equity market in Latin America -- Brazil. But according to Arturo Saval, Managing Director at Nexxus Capital and Cate Ambrose, Executive Director at Latin American Private Equity & Venture Capital Association (LAVCA), the long-term outlook for Mexico is very attractive and the supply of quality private equity opportunities is there for experienced teams. Topics of discussion include the macroeconomic outlook for Mexico, the importance of the growing buying power of the Mexican consumer, Mexico in the broader Latin American context, the importance of economic and cultural ties to the US, investor misperceptions about Mexico, the growing participation of local pension funds in the Mexican private equity market, and exit opportunities.
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22 March 2011 New York Stock Exchange Hosts Mexico Day at the NYSE
22 March 2011 New York Stock Exchange Hosts Mexico Day at the NYSE
Leading Companies from Mexico visit the NYSE to participate in Mexico Day in New York. In honor of the occasion, HE Arturo Sarukhan, Mexico's Ambassador to the US, and corporate leaders from Mexican companies rang The Opening BellSM. The event, sponsored by BNY Mellon, Grayling and NYSE Euronext, provides an opportunity for leading Mexican companies to feature Mexico's economy before US and international investors. Over 25 companies from Mexico, including 8 listed on the New York Stock Exchange, participate in the third Mexico Day
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News Update: New York Times Acquisition Rumor Turns Out to Be Only That (NYSE:NYT)
News Update: New York Times Acquisition Rumor Turns Out to Be Only That (NYSE:NYT)
Shares of The New York Times (NYSE:NYT) are trading 5.4% higher to $11.53 on rumors that Mexican investor Carlos Slim was planning to buy the newspaper publisher. However, a spokesman for Slim said he has no plans to buy the New York Times. "There are no changes," Slim's spokesman, Arturo Elias Ayub, said of Slim's previously stated desire not to control the company, "These rumors are going to be coming and going all the time." Slim owns a nearly 7% stake in the company and also holds warrants for an additional 15.9 million shares, which he received early last year when he agreed to lend the company $250 million at 14% interest.
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FireDragon Animation Studio
FireDragon Animation Studio
This is what we do here at FireDragon Animation Studio in Mexico. We are looking for talented young people in Mexico, investors for movie proyects and clients both in Mexico and around the globe. Esto es lo que hacemos en FireDragon Animation Studio en Mexico. Buscamos talento a nivel nacional, buscamos inversionistas para pelicula y buscamos proyectos tanto en Mexico como en el extranjero.
1:54
Freedomsoft made this Wrestler Facebook Famous! Pt. 1
Freedomsoft made this Wrestler Facebook Famous! Pt. 1
When Real Estate Education & Mexican Wrestlers collide. The story of El Luchador, a wrestler who wanted to become a successful real estate investor. And did! For more info on the Software he used to get his wholesale deal Sold (and your chance to win a Hummer, and a free fixer-upper in Philadelphia along with that software) go to bit.ly And for more info how to become Facebook Famous (and make Mucho Dinero), go to... bit.ly Oh, and to go see Pt. 2 of the saga... www.youtube.com Sponsored by: www.daddysfastcash.com
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How To Buy Used Mexican Blankets On Mexican Beach
How To Buy Used Mexican Blankets On Mexican Beach
While trying to visit a so called "nice private beach" on Mexico's west coast while on a real estate investor cruise, Mike Butler gets interrupted by dozens of beach vendor selling junk and Mike decides to have some fun negotiating for "used blankets" and tennis shoes. It was a pain in the butt with all of the constant interruptions and uninvited visits. Since we did not invite them, all was fair game. Smile and have fun!
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Mubarak resigns islanders investment opportunity - Obama takes over Egypt? Part 1/2
Mubarak resigns islanders investment opportunity - Obama takes over Egypt? Part 1/2
Is this how Hosni Mubarak negotiates business deals? Mexican investor mentality waaaay too close for comfort for this German Investment advisor. German advisor reserved but very optimistic, despite aggressive advances of the Mexican Space Director. No immediate investment solution in sight. Further meetings needed to discuss this island development project. Eid Mubarak? What the h??? is that word Eid supposed to mean? Eid Mubatrak seems to be all over the Internet. Post comments below.
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Carlos Slim Tops The Forbes Billionares Rich List For 3rd Year In A Row
Carlos Slim Tops The Forbes Billionares Rich List For 3rd Year In A Row
Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim has once again come top of Forbes magazine's annual list of the world's richest billionaires. The magazine estimates that Mr Slim, whose business interests range from telecommunications to construction, is worth $69bn (£44bn). He is followed by Microsoft founder Bill Gates on $61bn, and US investor Warren Buffett on $44bn.
4:52
Why Alternatives? The Top Misconceptions
Why Alternatives? The Top Misconceptions
Alternative investment strategies allow investors to diversify outside of stocks and bonds, to potentially reduce risk and enhance returns. With high volatility in stocks and bonds, the availability of these strategies in a mutual fund structure - offering liquidity, daily pricing, simplified tax reporting -- allows investors to access asset classes and strategies formerly available only to high-net-worth and institutional investors.
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Interview / Mexican Silver
Interview / Mexican Silver
Smallcap Investor (www.smallcapinvestor.de) presents you an Interview with Mr. Feisal Somji from Mexican Silver Mines, made at the HARD ASSETS CONFERENCE in New York!
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Beyond NAFTA: Raising Cross-Border Competitiveness (Video)
Beyond NAFTA: Raising Cross-Border Competitiveness (Video)
ORIGINALLY RECORDED November 10, 2010 Experts forecast the developments of US-Mexico relations as a result of the new US Congress,� the need for Mexico to increase foreign direct investment in the face of investor insecurity caused by violence and organized crime. This session was part of a CFR symposium,200 Years of US-Mexico Relations: Challenges for the 21st Century,which was made possible through generous support from the Consulate General of Mexico in New York, the Mexican Cultural Institute of New York, and CFR's Civil Society, Markets, and Democracy Initiative. SPEAKERS: Jorge Mariscal, Partner and Director of Investment Research, Rohatyn Group; Adjunct Professor of International Affairs, Columbia University Shannon O'Neil, Douglas Dillon Fellow for Latin America Studies, Council on Foreign Relations Juan E. Pardinas, Director of Public Finance, Mexican Institute for Competitiveness (IMCO) PRESIDER: Ana Paula Ordorica, Journalist, Televisa/Groupo Imagen www.cfr.org
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Pittsburgh Restoration Project on 530 Armandale in Hot Mexican War Streets
Pittsburgh Restoration Project on 530 Armandale in Hot Mexican War Streets
The side wall of a Pittsburgh Northside area home came down. Thank God nobody got hurt. Now it's time to get to work to make this home one of the nicest 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath homes in the Ultra-Hot Mexican War Streets. If you know someone needing to sell an ugly or pretty house fast, call Jon Buys Homes @ 412-999-1973 or tell us about your property at www.JonBuysHomes.com. We Buy Pittsburgh Properties Fast, Will Pay Cash.
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Real Estate Avoid Jumping through Hoops When Buying Mexico Real Estate
Real Estate Avoid Jumping through Hoops When Buying Mexico Real Estate
www.realestatewong.com Any real estate investment can prove to be a little complicated or complex, even for the most experienced investor. When you take that investment international, you wind up with a whole new set of rules, laws, and regulations regarding real estate investing, buying, and selling. When you want to invest in something as wonderful and gorgeous as Mexican Real Estate, you need a company that is on your side. At Insight Texas, we have a dynamic team of US and Mexico certified attorneys and real estate agents so that you can trust that your investment transaction goes smoothly and is a secure investment. When you work with a Mexico real estate agent or company, you're not getting everything that you need to make the most of your investment. You need to have attorneys and professionals who can help you understand the laws of Mexican Properties. You need to have more than just someone to sell you the home. You need to understand the markets, the laws regarding investment opportunities, and how to make the most of your Mexico real estate investment. When you work with any old real estate company, these are things you will miss.
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Eventos en Mexico Y Su Dinero 1:30sec SPANISH
Eventos en Mexico Y Su Dinero 1:30sec SPANISH
The first draft of a 90 second piece just arrived. Here is a sneak peak. Let us know what you think. Recent events in Mexico are causing people to move their families and money to the United States, seeking safety and security. Many people appreciate the stability of investments denominated in US Dollars and the security of Oxford accounts in custody at Charles Schwab where their accounts have $500K of SIPC insurance, and up to $150 million of insurance from Lloyds of London. Mexican citizens can open an International Account with Charles Schwab, through Oxford without requiring a US mailing address or a US Tax ID number. Oxford Asset Management is easy to reach with offices in Texas, Louisiana, and Colorado. (866) 56-MONEY Toll Free. (866) 566-6639 www.OxfordAssetManagement.net


