The Global Economy: A True Catch 22
As Wall Street deceives us into thinking that the economy is getting better, the Feds keep multiplying their financial stimulus mistakes. A catch 22 for sure
As Wall Street deceives us into thinking that the economy is getting better, the Feds keep multiplying their financial stimulus mistakes. A catch 22 for sure
Worldwide interconnectedness not only connects us socially, but also politically, economically, financially, culturally, medically and technologically.
China’s problem is that the growth in fixed investment has risen faster than GDP creating too much debt to fund those investments.
Given China’s importance in the world’s growth story, this is the time to ponder the Middle Kingdom and the potential for a stumble that could affect the markets.
Market risks are higher when Markets increase and lower when valuations become depressed. Warren Buffett claims: “The lower things go, the more I buy.”
Wealth Manager Mark Dennis gives a brief outline of options and potential pitfalls to make a buck in international markets.