Again, non dollar investors are flat since start of 2025. This isn't just politicisation (although that's part of it), it's that other markets are doing better than the US for now.

This will be a slow process, but the direction seems pretty clear (I fully expect to see a major economy introduce capital controls within the next twenty years).

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joe_mamba 9 hours ago | parent [-]

> it's that other markets are doing better than the US for now.

Which? US currently has a rocky status due to Trump's interference, but Trump will pass while the likes of EU and Japan won't be able to fix their structural issues of low birthrates, crazy high debt welfare speeding, etc.

	▲	disgruntledphd2 7 hours ago \| parent [-]
		> Which? US currently has a rocky status due to Trump's interference In non-dollar terms, the US markets have been flat since 2025 (so basically since "liberation day"). > fix their structural issues of low birthrates, This is a problem basically everywhere. It's definitely worse in Europe than in the US, but the US is on the same trajectory (modulo immigration). > crazy high debt welfare speeding Where exactly are you talking about? The US government has been spending more than it takes in for the past decade at least, mostly on entitlements (i.e. welfare spending).