Whelp, hope that International Fund in my 401k doesn't have a ton of exposure in China.
I bet it does.
I bet it does.
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If it's based on market cap, then it shouldn't. This is VT, which is basically an ETF that is supposed to mirror the entire planet's cumulative stock market more or less:https://personal.vanguard.com/us/fun...tExt=INT#tab=2Whelp, hope that International Fund in my 401k doesn't have a ton of exposure in China.
I bet it does.
Because you'd have to be insane to invest in hard assets or companies in China.If it's based on market cap, then it shouldn't. This is VT, which is basically an ETF that is supposed to mirror the entire planet's cumulative stock market more or less:https://personal.vanguard.com/us/fun...tExt=INT#tab=2
China is 2.5% of that. Even if you take out North America to make it "International", that's still only 5%. China's stock market is tiny relative to it's economy.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/...0Q10KE20150727Chinese shares tumbled more than 8 percent on Monday amid renewed fears about the outlook for the world's No. 2 economy, reviving the specter of a full-blown market crash that prompted unprecedented government intervention earlier this month.
You're an idiot. How many financial crises has the US had in it's history? More than a few. The fact is that China's economy is only slightly smaller than the US's now, and talk of "slow downs" aside, it's still growing over twice as fast. Development rarely happens in a straight line.So much for china dominating the world
Based on what? The bullshit numbers the Chinese government provides?You're an idiot. How many financial crises has the US had in it's history? More than a few. The fact is that China's economy is only slightly smaller than the US's now, and talk of "slow downs" aside, it's still growing over twice as fast. Development rarely happens in a straight line.