Michael Burry is Short But These Experts are Cynical: Chinese Trade Slowdown Bad for U.S. Banking Crisis—Trade Options with $5,000 Like This
By:Eric Villa
While 2023’s stock market performance may provide an illusion of comfort, the U.S. is not out of the woods. If the embers of a Chinese economic slowdown turn to full-blown flames, nearly every facet of American markets will feel the heat.
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