Why I'm Still Bullish on China

With China's growth slowing, the bears have been quick to flee this still expanding market, but it's a mistake. While China may not put up the crazy high GDP growth of yesteryear, the long-term potential for the country is still enormous.

The country boasts a powerful combination of rising incomes, longer life expectancy, and a concentration of wealth. An individual born in China in 2009 is expected to spend 38x more in his or her lifetime than an individual born in 1960. That's a powerful fact, and there are ways you can profit from the trend today.

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