He's heding his currency, because he expects the Canadian dollar will go down, so he wants cash flow outside the country to hedge this cash flow. He also wants to get rid of some of North American financials. Only 5% of home owners in India have insurance, so there's massive growth. He has faith in Prem Watsa. (Analysts’ price target is $16.75)

It's one of the best ways to make money in India, but are they smart enough to do it? The jury is still out. Prem Watsa is a smart guy, but is a little more volatile than the market. There are more predictable companies to own.

Very interesting. Selling at a reasonable P/E. Prem Watsa knows India as well as who to partner with. India is a growing economy. So, investing with Watsa and Fairfax is a good idea. This is a long-term play, but you must ride future market dislocations. India has an established rule of law, unlike many other emerging economies, so this protects investing to a degree.

(A Top Pick July 14/17. Up 5%.) Of all things in Fairfax, this one appeals to him. It gives the ordinary investor a way of getting into India. Also gives them a way of getting into a hands-on situation. Not just a portfolio of Indian stocks, but part of a creation/transformation of companies with some leaning towards environmental satisfying things. You need patience. When dealing with Prem Watsa, you know that you are dealing long-term with something like this. The stock is off a bit at the moment. Not a lot of interest in it.

CSU-T vs. FIH.U-T vs. GOOGL-Q.  You have several different options here.  He likes FIH.U-T’s exposure to India.  He thinks India is one of the great overlooked growth stories.  GOOGL-Q is one of the death stars.  It has run to quite an extent.  He thinks it has a good year to run yet.  This is one that will be around in one form or another for a long time.

A fabulous way of buying into India through the Canadian market if you want to be there, and want to use the expertise of the Fairfax group. They are putting together corporations, and buying companies with a sort of chemical slant to them, but in an environmentally acceptable way. This ought to continue to do better.

An actively managed basket of Indian stocks.  There is higher cost from the active management and from an index ETF.  In the long run the currency has dragged a little on your returns.  He thinks it will stabilize going forward.  He thinks this will be a fantastic growth area of the world.