Finanzjournalistin
// by Nina Trentmann
In China geht die Post ab: Nachdem sie bis zum Aktiencrash im Sommer mit Vorliebe mit Aktien zockten, steigen chinesische Kleinanleger jetzt auf Briefmarken um, das Land ist einer der größten Philatelie-Märkte der Welt. Ich habe mir bei einem Besuch des Lugong Stamp Markets für DIE WELT erklären lassen, welche Investments sich lohnen – und welche nicht.
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