Kevin Carter, founder of EMQQ, the Emerging Markets Internet E-Commerce ETF, discusses the company's investments in China and its major holdings in companies like Tencent and Alibaba. Carter notes that the reason investors should place their bids in EMQQ as opposed to the S&P index is "growth." He digs into the company's investments in Tencent and Alibaba explaining that part of the reason those companies are so appealing is because of their own individual investments in other companies.

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