China

On Hold

The impact of the U.S. election on China is often overestimated. The BRIC economies (Brazil, Russia, India, China) are clearly larger and more significant than Europe or Japan. These markets are not saturated and are crucial for companies like Coca Cola. China's recent monetary policy measures, after years of sluggish growth, have reinforced its ambition to reclaim the position it held in the 19th century. Such significant turning points take time to develop and cannot be resolved in just a few weeks.As long as the volume profile of one of the key China equity ETFs remains positive and U.S. investors buy more in positive phases than they sell in negative ones, I consider this market intact. I am gradually building positions in strong Chinese stocks, but they will not exceed 10% of my portfolio. This caution is due to living in Western countries that have aggressively intervened in the capital markets, effectively rendering Russian stocks worthless for private investors. In the battle of global ideologies, this could pose a significant risk to my capital. I view cryptocurrencies similarly in this regard.(Personal opinion - no advice - no recommendation to buy securities - no financial advice)