So, you are an emerging markets investor, or concerned about the volatility in the US or European markets. If you have worries about a slowing of Chinese investments, or you believe a global financial bubble is about to burst, you may want to consider pouring some of your assets into the number one emerging market in the Middle East: Saudi Arabia. Experts say the safest emerging markets are those which are flush with liquidity. This allows investors to keep investing and buying, even when an emerging market undergoes a correction. Case in point: Saudi Arabia and the GCC. Although the Saudi stock market and its smaller neighbors experienced substantial corrections in 2006, their fundamentals have remained strong and analysts said the drop was softened by their abundant liquidity. We all know the story of the oil price boom of the past two years and how it swept billions of dollars
