The 'beer indicator' says China is totally overpriced

China's stock market is unloved by investors, says Lars Henriksson. But the 'beer indicator' could tell you when it's time to buy again.

14-3-31-Tsingtao

Tsingtao has gone done well with China's thirsty consumers

Carl Setzer was 25 years old when he landed a job as an IT specialist in Shiyan, China. The recent university graduate was looking forward to finishing long days at the office by sitting down to a quality pint with his coworkers.

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Lars is an emerging-markets expert, with many years of 'on the ground' experience hunting down profit opportunities in Asia. Lars spent ten years living in Malaysia and Thailand, seeking out strategic opportunities, before moving to London to manage the Oracle Asia Absolute Fund. In short, Lars has real knowledge of where the opportunities in Asia are.