Gary Gordon submits: You didn?t really think that stock assets in the epicenter of world economic growth would underachieve for too much longer, did you? Since the Libya rebellion began roiling markets 10 trading days ago, SPDR S&P China (GXC) has returned 0.2%; the S&P 500 SPDR Trust (SPY) has lost roughly -2.5%.
It?s not that the U.S. market hasn?t held up remarkably well in the face of rising oil prices. It?s the fact that China has three ?huge positives? that the U.S. sorely lacks.
Here, then, are three reasons why you should expect China stocks to resume its long-term bull market uptrend:
1. Five-Year Economic Plan. U.S. leaders can?t even agree on a budget, let alone curb inflation or come up with an energy independence plan. In contrast, China?s fiscal and monetary authorities have been reining in inflation successfully. Meanwhile, during his speech at the National People?s Congress in Beijing, Premier Wen
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