As usual, I've just read Monday's Barron's, which contained an unusual number of prognostications, including those from John Mauldin and two other respected financial advisors. Like most planners, I've also been reading various other publications, including parts of the FPA edition of January's Money, and therefore have lots of conflicts roiling around in my brain. Ye gods but life was simpler before 2008, wasn't it?
Now, we have to concentrate of flexibility, right? If I had to summarize all of the expert information, it would boil down to these thoughts:
1. There are more opportunities for growth in China and parts of Asia.
2. More and more people are investing there instead of here.
3. There is still a lot of cash sitting on the sidelines here.
