Key insights
- The author suggests investing in China due to a perceived shift in global power from the US. Concerns about US debt, political instability, and declining alliances are cited as reasons to consider Chinese assets. However, the analysis lacks specific investment recommendations or risk assessments, presenting a weak bearish signal for US equities due to potential capital outflows.
How would one go about investing into the Chinese market knowing that the Yuan could become the next world reserve currency?
We're currently seeing a live shift from the #1 superpower in the world to the up and coming challenger. I think it would be a reasonable decision to start investing into China for the longterm
The US is and has been overplaying its hand in the world . It has a crushing and humongous debt, instable political landscape ( e.g. US senators "support" ( bribes ) by AIPAC ) , internal problems and a decreasing amount of allies in the world. It's only natural to look for the next superpower to do its thing.