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As usual, its very difficult to get reliable data for Mongolia. Let me give you the data that are credible:Mongolian Immigration Authority issues a Monthly, Quarterly, Semi-annual, and Annual Reports on the number of foreigners living in Mongolia. The problem with their reports is it doesn't give you the whole picture. In the semi-annual report they write that they issued permission to stay (long term-not a tourist visa) to 7129 people. Extended permission to stay to 11,451 people. 6052 people with permission to stay left Mongolia.ТАЙЛАН, ТООН МЭДЭЭ2. National Statistical Office gives a different set of numbers China, Russia, ROK, Japan, US:These numbers indicate only the people who entered Mongolia. It doesn't distinguish between short term(tourist) or long term residents.СТАТИСТИКИЙН МЭДЭЭЛЛИЙН НЭГДСЭН САН3. In this interview, the head of Immigration Authority, gives a number: 25000 foreigners from 117 countries reside in Mongolia. The biggest nationality: 14,000 are from China. (I couldn't find the distribution of the rest)10,000 are on work visa, 1800 are students, 3100 immigrants, 7300 are on family reasons (married, dependents of a foreigner married to Mongolian etc.).Мэдээ.МН

You can find out the holdings of any U.S. mutual fund, with a few months lag, by looking at their annual report, semi-annual report, or quarterly schedule of portfolio holdings. (The quarterly schedule is for the two quarters when there isn't an annual or semi-annual report.) Go to http://edgar.sec.gov and read the Quick Edgar Tutorial.The main disadvantage of this is that you won't see current information. For example, the Fidelity Investments Magellan Fund submitted its quarterly schedule showing its holdings as of June 30, 2011 to the SEC on August 29, two months later.While this doesn't quite meet your goal of seeing the portfolios held by other people, it will let you see complete high-growth or income-oriented portfolios. Just pick a mutual fund that focuses on that investment goal, preferably a mutual fund with a good track record, and you can see exactly how the investment adviser(s) built their portfolio.

I was a Navy Lieutenant Commander at the Marine Corps Logistics Base, Albany, Georgia. I had been transferred in after being the C.O. of a Marine company on Okinawa. So I was up to speed with the Marine Physical Fitness Test (PFT.)My house was next door to a USMC Major and several times a week we would go for 2–3 miles runs.About two months after I reported aboard was a time for their semi-annual PFT.Well the pull ups, push ups, stretch and reach were done as a group. But back then I could run like the wind.Well all the Marines are wearing standard Marine PFT clothing including a T-shirt with “USMC” in red on a yellow background.I, on the other hand, wore a deep blue T-shirt with a “gold” (yellow) NAVY on the front.So everyone takes off on the run at the same time with several of us officers starting at the front (Marine officers ‘lead from the front’). About half way through the run it is obvious quite a number of enlisted Marines (and a couple of officers, too) are having problems keeping up.My neighbor turns around, and running backwards, yells towards the slow, younger men, “Hey, Gyrines, you gonna let some fat, old squid outrun you?”Yes, officers in the Marines, and those Squid officers having the honor to serve with Marines, all PT.