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@janetmal (Ignoring the fact that MSCI’s China Index was launched only 22 years ago…) Great, 2 data points. Now would you like to add a few more than 2 of the ~200 countries in thr world on the GDP vs Index scatter, and tell us how they trend? In this thread, you’ve made these 2 claims: the...

@janetmal Okay, here's the 1 original question: What are examples of countries with poor GDP growth but high stock market growth and vice versa, over an appropriate multi-year investment horizon

@janetmal you referenced a saying about stock markets not correlative or indicative of economies. that implies there must be some measure of goodness of both, to prove (or disprove) the statement. what do poor or great economics mean to you? at its very fundamental, you own a business to reap...

@janetmal over the long term stocks reflect the performance of the corporations, which is a significant component of the economy. on a multi year-decade scale (investing duration), which poor economies have had great stock markets and which great economics have had poor stock markets?

@justiceformyfoot I personally believe the US is a more business friendly climate, with higher relative population growth than EU/EEA, with highest rated educational institutions, and is a global sink for "brain drain"... which all points to future outperformance of its economy and corporations

@goodchristianguy wire it