Invest now, or regret later?

“Now is the best time to invest in China. Reforms will continue, wages are increasing and so is spending power. Investors must realise there is a new empire coming out, and it will take back its number one position in the global economy”

Dec 6, 2013 (WiC 219)

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Zhao Danyang gives a bullish view to the Financial Times. Best known for paying more than $2 million to have lunch with Warren Buffett in 2009 (see WiC22), Zhao runs PureHeart Capital. His two funds are up by a quarter in the year-to-date.

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Invest now, or regret later?

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Invest now, or regret later?

“Now is the best time to invest in China. Reforms will continue, wages are increasing and so is spending power. Investors must realise there is a new empire coming out, and it will take back its number one position in the global economy”

More stories from this issue

Issue 602