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This exchange-traded fund could be the short-term investment that emerging market investors have been hoping for. [Shield] AN OXFORD CLUB PUBLICATION [Liberty Through Wealth]( [View in browser]( SPONSORED ["Poised to make a killing over the next decade." - Fortune]( [3 Coin Trees]( If you missed the early stages of Bitcoin... cannabis stocks... and electric vehicles... you're in luck. Fortune reports that one elite class of stocks is at the beginning of a new bull market. Are you ready for it? [Click here to see how to get in on potentially the last megatrend of our lifetimes.]( EDITOR'S NOTE As Nicholas Vardy points out in today's article, Brazil is one of the best bets (at least in the short term!) in an increasingly challenging investing environment. But what's your plan for the long term? Alexander Green recently sat down with longtime Oxford Club Member Bill O'Reilly - [and what he said left Bill absolutely stunned](. He shared what Bill calls "the best new way to build wealth in America." Alex revealed how to get his [#1 stock right now]( - what could be a perfect long-term opportunity for your portfolio. If you'd like to learn how to build wealth to live a life of freedom, [click here](. THE SHORTEST WAY TO A RICH LIFE [A Great International Short-Term Play]( [Nicholas Vardy | Quantitative Strategist | The Oxford Club]( [Nicholas Vardy]( While the rest of the world is focusing on Russian President Vladimir Putin's full-scale invasion of Ukraine... deciphering the latest oracular pronouncements of the Fed... or praying that 2021's story stocks will make a rebound... Brazil's stock market has been crushing it. The iShares MSCI Brazil ETF (NYSE: EWZ) ranks first among the 47 global stock markets I track daily, up 33% in 2022 alone. And there is more where that came from. I believe that Brazil will continue to rally in an otherwise turbulent 2022 for investors. SPONSORED [Former CBOE Trader Offers a Guarantee That He Will Beat His 83% Win Rate]( [Bryan_Ripping_Paper]( [See It for Yourself]( A Quick Primer on Brazil "Wow! Brazil is big!" exclaimed then-President George W. Bush after Brazil's president at the time, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, showed him a map of the country during a visit to the White House in 2005. It sure is. You could fit Bush's home state of Texas into Brazil 12 times over. Put another way, Brazil is about 90% the size of the U.S. And Brazil's population of 215 million is equal to the United Kingdom, Germany and France combined. And it is rich in some of the most valuable commodities on the planet. But it was never Brazil's potential that was in question. It's just that Brazil has always overpromised and underdelivered. As Charles de Gaulle famously quipped, "Brazil is the country of the future... and always will be." An Eternal Roller Coaster In 2001, former Goldman Sachs Chief Economist Jim O'Neill coined the acronym "BRIC" - Brazil, Russia, India and China. He thereby anointed Brazil as one of the world's leading economic powers. That was an overly optimistic view, reflecting Wall Street's collective ignorance of the importance of a country's culture and history. Brazil has epitomized the roller coaster of Latin American economies for generations. Fifty years ago, Brazil was one of the most rapidly growing economies globally. Its economy grew at a China-like [11% a year]( on average between 1970 and 1974. A sharp economic slowdown followed this period of rapid expansion. For much of the 1980s, Brazil's economy grew by less than 1% a year. And the country became the poster child for the Latin American debt crisis. Brazil's economic fortunes seemed to change overnight after the turn of the millennium. Then, with the election of left-leaning President da Silva in 2002, Brazil was on a roll. During da Silva's early tenure, Brazil ran both a fiscal and a trade surplus. It paid off foreign creditors early and became a net creditor. [Da Silva attributed his country's turnaround to a "higher power."]( Alas, this newfound success was not set to last. As it turns out, Brazil's economic fortunes between 2002 and 2008 were closely linked to the bull market in commodities. And once the commodities market crashed, so did Brazil's economy. Brazil quickly reverted to its status as an economic laggard. But the story that 2022 is telling is quite different. To read why Brazil is hot again, click the button below... [CONTINUE READING]( [Watch Now: Inflation-Proof or Only Fizz?]( [Click here]( to watch Nicholas' latest video update. For the latest news from Nicholas, connect on [Facebook]( and [Twitter](. 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