Australia a proxy for real big short, says AFIC
The chairman of Australia's oldest listed investment company says the volatility on the ASX has been caused by global investors shorting Australian stocks as a proxy to bet on an economic slowdown in China.
But Terry Campbell, the chairman of Australian Foundation Investment Company, which has large holdings in BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto, as well as the big banks, has a reassuring message for investors – he believes the bottom of the commodity price rout is near.
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