China Is an Economy We Can’t Do Without: Pimco’s Sundstrom

Sep.07 -- Geraldine Sundstrom, portfolio manager asset allocation at Pimco, discusses her thoughts on investing in China, where she’s finding opportunity and why she favors Japanese equities. In an op-ed, billionaire investor George Soros called BlackRock Inc.'s push into China a "tragic mistake. Sundstrom speaks on “Bloomberg Markets: European Open.”

[NivlaGnof]

American's be like, China Market goes down (SELL ALL NOW, IT BUST)
& when China Market goes up (BUY NOW BUY NOW) 🤣

[webout]

stop fighting and start cooperating for the good of humanity.

[DinosaurKale]

Slave labor and brutality are well integrated into our supply chains.

[charlesbrightman]

Consider the following: It has just recently been reported that China's Navy is larger than the US Navy. Where did China get the money from? In part, due to the USA buying many things 'Made In China' as well as China funding in part USA's ever growing massive national debt and having to pay China back with interest.

[leomartin]

I'm no longer waiting for the GRANT LOAN because I earn $ 46, 700 every 10 days recently

[westjaphat]

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[johnmerlino]

Geely Automotive (GELYF) will be one of the Telsa competitors for EVs and is reasonably valued.

[nurphase]

Corporations and ccp better come up with solutions to maintain china's cheap labor because china's current labor force is getting old, won't be able to do manual labor in their factories. They may have to import foreign laborers from other asian countries, or south america, and africa. Or move the factories to those countries.

[kellymichael]

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[__Mauro__]

Loool "Stable jurisdiction " tell that to Private Tutoring, Alibaba, ANT who got slapped by the "Stable jurisdiction" .

[method]

just because it's important it doesn't mean the stock market will do well. Just like Japan in the 1990s.

[JohnSmith-bmzg]

What kind of organized criminal slippery slope moral argument is the ‘economy we can’t do without’ excuse?