The markets poised to outperform developed countries like the US and UK might surprise you — but investors say they're the best places to look for growth

'I think that for managers it's one of the richest grounds for generating alpha or excess returns,' said Rashmi Gupta of JPMorgan Chase Bank.

Emerging markets are poised to lead developed markets on a growth basis for the rest of 2019, according to LPL Research. There are positive growth opportunities in various countries from Brazil to India, and in industries such as technology. Investors should also consider countries in emerging Europe. Russia was a top performer last year and is up more than 20% year-to-date. Read more on Markets Insider.

Emerging markets are poised to lead developed markets on a growth basis for the rest of 2019, according to LPL Research. There are positive growth opportunities in various countries from Brazil to India, and in industries such as technology. Investors should also consider countries in emerging Europe. Russia was a top performer last year and is up more than 20% year-to-date. Read more on Markets Insider.

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