Below is FXI, the main China ETF, which has failed support. This is in stark contrast to nearby countries like South Korea, which have been absolutely insanely bullish lately.

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Below is FXI, the main China ETF, which has failed support. This is in stark contrast to nearby countries like South Korea, which have been absolutely insanely bullish lately.

Some family members recently ventured to Mexico near Puerto Vallarta. It was at the St. Regis, which sounds very safe, but I was uneasy about them going to Mexico at all. Turns out my concern was justified; although they flew back a week ago and missed all the mayhem down there, the rule now is NO Knight family member is going to that country again. This is chaos.

I had stopped even checking, since they were taking so long and there were so many false starts, but at long, long last, we finally have a decision about the tariffs, and it’s not what tubby wanted to see.

Whereas the U.S. markets are fairly moribund (case in point: the NASDAQ peaked four MONTHS ago and has been grinding around ever since), overseas markets have gone absolutely ape. You can see this by way of just about any country fund and, broadly, via the EFA:
