Jefferies’ Christopher Wood is forecasting a downturn in US stocks, Treasury bonds, and the dollar, drawing parallels between the current situation in the US market and Japan’s peak in 1989. Wood recommends that investors adjust their portfolios by incorporating Chinese, Indian, and European assets to mitigate risks associated with the anticipated decline in US markets. This strategic move aims to capitalize on the growth potential of these emerging markets while diversifying investment holdings. By heeding Wood’s advice, investors can position themselves to weather the potential economic challenges ahead and potentially benefit from the opportunities presented by international markets.