not be investing in china with his money honorary professor at the chinese academy of sciences john rutledge i was going to be sarcastic, you see clear skies and butterflies in china, but it's quite the opposite you say it's just not investable right now. >> it's really not this is the slow economist on "fast money," so, i won't have trading tips for you but tyler, the problem is that the headlines are all about the economy. 5.2% growth, sounds pretty good. last year, it was three, but it's really just the rebound from covid that's not the real issue, though there are structural problems, debt, real estate problems, et cetera everybody knows about. but the real problem is that it is a play that exists under one-man rule if you want to know the big risk of investing in china, ask jack ma i knew jack since he started alibaba. and this guy can wake up one morning, have a brain cramp, and whatever you own there means nothing. we've got to remember, when you own a stock or a direct investment, the duration of that investment is roughly 35 years do you think you can see 35 years into the future wi