Emerging-Market Stocks Are Cheap, 'Very Attractive,' Creswell Says

The video discusses the impact of technical issues on stock fundamentals, focusing on the flow of funds for M-related stocks. It highlights the Shanghai Composite's significant drop in 2018 and the implications of its performance on the market. The discussion also explores the potential of Chinese markets as a safe haven, despite growth slowdowns, and considers the attractiveness of domestic businesses in China.

What is the current state of M-related stocks according to the discussion?

• They are performing exceptionally well.

• They are experiencing rapid growth.

• They are stable and showing no significant changes.

• They are not performing well currently.

What is the significance of the 3000 level for the Shanghai Composite?

• It represents the average performance of the index.

• It is an arbitrary number with no real significance.

• It is a support level that, if broken, indicates potential market challenges.

• It is a resistance level that should not be crossed.

How might Washington's rhetoric affect the Shanghai Composite?

• It could lead to a long-term decline in the index.

• It will have no impact on the index.

• It will cause the index to rise significantly.

• It might cause a short-term fluctuation in the index.

Why might Chinese markets be considered safe havens?

• Because they are unaffected by global economic changes.

• Due to their strong domestic businesses despite slower growth.

• Due to their high volatility.

• Because of their rapid economic growth.

What question is raised about China's classification as an emerging market?

• Whether China should be classified as a developed market.

• If China's growth rate is too high for an emerging market.

• Whether China should still be considered an emerging market.

• If China's market is too volatile for an emerging market.