Fairfax India Holdings Corp (FIH.U.TO)

This is a decent entry point because most of the Indian market has been in the doldrums for a while, because of the reflection of the weaker currency plus all the emerging-market pressure that the country is facing right now.

Was at $10.80 last November when it started breaking down, and is now back to that level. Not a huge trader, but from a technical perspective It looks like it wants to Hold in right about here, otherwise it is probably going to visit that $9.60 range.

Likes India. It was the fastest growing economy in the world last year and is going to be again this year. Thinks it is going to replace China as the growth engine. If you have a small amount of capital and want some diversification, this is certainly one way to play it.

(A Top Pick March 6/15. Up 2.88%.) This is a long-term hold for his portfolio within the financial sector. It is high in cash and they are looking to acquire more assets in India.

A holding company and a growth model of India. High in cash right now and are looking to acquire into India. India is a great place to be playing the Asian market. That is going to be the new economic bloc where growth is going to happen.

Fairfax has had an amazing track record in Canada. This gives really good management. For India, he likes their prime minister Modi and the central bank manager. Also, feels there is a lot of good growth. Over time he thinks this will be a really good holding.