With the stock market of the world’s second-largest economy – China – having dropped by more than 20%, what does this mean for retirees in the U.S., who often hold significant positions in non-U.S. stocks? The author of today’s article notes that such a divergence between the U.S. stock market and a leading foreign market is increasingly rare – and outlines some important investment implications. Do retirees in the U.S. have reason to worry that U.S. stocks will soon converge with Chinese stocks and enter a bear market? CLICK HERE.
What Does The Chinese Bear Mean For Retirees In The U.S.?
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