Robert Hsu

Robert Hsu

Robert was born in Taiwan, speaks Mandarin fluently and reads and writes Chinese. But what really sets him apart from other investing experts is his rich history of investment success and his understanding of what’s happening across Asia today. While employed with Goldman Sachs, Robert learned a great deal about international markets, equities, interest rates, currencies and commodities markets. Since then Robert has started his own money management firm, Absolute Return Capital Advisors.

In order to stay on top of investment opportunities across Asia, Robert visits China regularly, as well as employs a boots-on-the-ground team of analysts in China to provide him with up-to-the-minute details on what is happening.

Robert’s advice is that now, more than ever, investors looking to build their wealth must look outside of the U.S. for real and sustainable growth. To attain superior absolute return in the new century, buy-and-hold U.S. stocks are just not going to deliver the profits that he thinks every investor should expect. And in looking to make the biggest returns, Robert’s found that the single best place to find great returns is China, where the economy continues to grow almost 10% a year.

Recent Articles

4 Reasons to Invest in China Now

It's no secret that 2008 was a year for the history books. All major indices fell dramatically from last year's highs with the Chinese markets falling more than most. And while we haven't put turmoil and volatility behind us just yet, there are still pockets of opportunity -- and China stocks will lead the way.

Sweet Profits From the 9 Lemons of 2009

Investors have definitely been handed some sour lemons this year. And all nine of them have affected the global economy. But regardless of the rough economic and investment environment that we're currently in, they've actually created some profitable opportunities -- all of which lie in China. Find out which companies are turning lemons into lemonade here.

Why China Will Shine in 2009

As we're in the midst of the worst financial crisis of our time, many investors are on-edge about what's in store for China in 2009. With China's government still focused on the economy, I think China will outperform other countries next year with robust economic growth and a revived stock market. Here are the best ways to profit.

Building a Case for China

No country in the world has been spared from the wrath of the global financial crisis. Stock markets have sold off. Economic growth has slowed. And confidence has plunged. But China is actually less vulnerable to the financial storm and may fare the crisis relatively unscathed. Let me explain why.

The Road to Recovery

Four weeks ago, Lehman Brothers collapsed, China slashed interest rates, and I stressed the importance of global coordinated rate cut. But global central banks waited four weeks to cut interest rates. And now the question remains, was it too little, too late?