There was a 20 year presence in the country. So I don't think one could say that, the U.S. involvement in Afghanistan was for 20 years. Is that something you are more concerned about today than you might have been 72 hours ago?īA: I'm not - the U.S. weakness” after the fall of Afghanistan, the rapid disorderly fall of Afghanistan to the Taliban, that, that might encourage the Chinese to go across the streets and take over Taiwan or take military action towards Taiwan. And I want to talk mostly about that.īut before we get to that, I do have to ask you about some of the rhetoric I'm seeing from some, I would call not fully substantiated sources about China taking advantage, of “perceived U.S. There's a lot of headlines coming out of China that seem to be affecting the markets here last 48 hours for sure. Brendan, welcome to Alpha Trader.īrendan Ahern: Well, many thanks for having me, Aaron and Stephen.ĪT: Thanks for being with us today. Welcome to Alpha Trader, Aaron Task and Stephen Alpher joined today by Brendan Ahern, Chief Investment Officer at KraneShares, which has over $12 billion of assets under management, including the flagship KraneShares, CSI China, Internet ETF, symbol KWEB, which has over $5 billion of assets under management. stock major averages down between 1% and 1.25% again, not far from all-time high levels. We're talking here Tuesday midday and U.S. Concerns about China's economy and regulatory crackdown, setting the tone again on Tuesday with global shares falling. stocks hit a record on Monday, the S&P’s 49th of the year overcoming early weakness tied to weaker than expected economic data from China.
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