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Mmmh, yes, but the true question is: is it riskier today to invest in Chinese stocks than it was yesterday? Some say that the move on Taiwan could be agreed with the US making the small country a sort of Chinese protectorate. I would add that China is not Russia and it wouldn't be that easy to cut them off the financial market also because BRICS are organizing boldly against the US tariffs (the one on Brazil and India are a Political suicide for the US).
Finally, investors have always been cautious on massive investing in China. Why is the financial market accounting for a small share in total capitalization despite the economic predominante of the country?
Finally, investors have always been cautious on massive investing in China. Why is the financial market accounting for a small share in total capitalization despite the economic predominante of the country?
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@GiCi you are right. There is always the possibility that the stocks just keep running and my assessment was totally wrong, but for me it’s just not worth the risk. There are so many good companies in other/safer parts of the world, so I don’t mourn lost opportunities in China.
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