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Experts believe that China's stimulus plan has made it an investible market in the short term, but not for the long term due to declining birth rates and falling population projections. They suggest 'renting' it short term. Data shows that China was outperforming the U.S. pre-Covid, but their post-Covid response caused a massive market correction. Despite this, recent stimulus has lifted China's markets. To play emerging markets, experts recommend buying an ETF ex-China, such as FRDM.
Freedom 100 Emerging Markets ETF is a OTC stock, trading under the symbol FRDM on the (). It is usually referred to as or FRDM
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China is indeed investible, but not for the long term, but "rent" it short term. Why not long term? Because of their declining birth rate and falling population projections to fall by half by 2100. Factors: the one-child policy and the imbalance between genders. The population will shrink and it can't be entirely fixed by immigration. Data shows him that China was outperforming the U.S. pre-Covid. But China's post-Covid response was terrible, so their market suffered a massive correction. But stimulus has lifted China's markets in recent weeks. How to play emerging markets? Buy an ETF ex-China, FRDM.