TheeconomicconsequencesforChinaofanewKoreanWar(8)

For those who have no choice but to invest in China, buying non-safe-haven Chinese assets (that is, not physical gold or platinum) during the downturn make sense. Others (non-Chinese nationals) who have the option of investing in safe havens abroad would do much better betting on fundamentally strong allied economies whose assets will be temporarily depressed by uncertainty.
As Nathan Rothschild once observed, “Buy on the sound of cannons, sell on the sound of trumpets.”
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