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Strategies & Market Trends : John Pitera's Market Laboratory
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To: hobo who wrote (4023)6/6/2001 3:38:42 PM
From: John Pitera  Read Replies (2) of 33421
 
Hi Toscano, good to "see" you -g-.... I think that China will be one of the very biggest market developments and
secular trends in this new century. There financial markets, including stock market should really grow
considerably.

The one concern is if they were to back slide into a more totalitarian state, which does not appear to be
happening. However, if they were, they could restrict money flows across borders and create a situation
where you could not get your money out of the country, or in the very worst case "nationalize" the investments
and confiscate them.

I currently think this is has a very low possibility of happening. One good thing about markets is that they
sense disruptions and problems at very early stages and investors get tell tale warning signs when negative
developments are occurring.

as an example, the US stock market was very weak in the June and July on 1990, but the oil drillers and
energy stocks were unusually strong and outperforming the rest of the market. The reason for this became
apparent when Iraq Invaded Kuwait on August second. The price of crude really started to move higher
following that military action. But the market and the energy sectors did a good job of indicating that something
was brewing that would fundamentally affect the energy markets.

John
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