China Trade Turmoil Makes U.S. Investors Nervous

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Some notable U.S. investors are buying Treasurys and planning to sell stocks, saying China trade tensions could threaten the 10-year bull market

Some prominent U.S. investors are buying Treasurys and planning to sell stocks, saying escalating trade tensions with China could threaten the 10-year bull market for equities.

Many have scrambled to reverse bets on an imminent deal between the U.S. and China and are now settled in for a dispute they expect to roil markets for months to come. Others are taking out insurance on further market declines by buying investments that rise in value when stocks fall, such as put options.

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