The sad fact is that from January 1, 2000, to January 1, 2007, the S&P 500 lost -3.5% while major markets in China, Mexico and South Africa were up 207.5%, 183.7% and 152.1% respectively.

An investor who limits himself to the U.S. stock market is like a fighter with one arm tied behind his back.

In this article, we'll discuss how you can be successful in international investing, why you must must consider investing overseas and how you can profit from the China rocket that in all likelihood will continue setting records for many years to come.

The World Today and Tomorrow

Today, the United States is still the center of the financial world but over the next ten years, this situation will drastically change.

Already just 35% of the world's stock value resides in the United States. Furthermore, 60% of the world's capital, 79% of the world's GDP and 95% of the world's population lie outside of the United States.

Today the big four in the investment world are the United States, Japan, Eastern Europe and China. But in just a short decade, this order will be flipped with China leading the way, Eastern Europe next and Japan and the United States pulling up the rear.

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