A recent shift in global investment trends indicates that capital is increasingly flowing away from U.S. markets toward Europe and China. Analysts cite a combination of factors contributing to this trend, including a historic global trade war, a proposed $1.2 trillion European fiscal stimulus, and China's emergence as a leader in technology. Reports suggest that American tech stocks, perceived as overvalued, are losing traction, prompting investors to seek opportunities in European and Chinese equities. This shift has been characterized as a potential turning point for investor capital, with fund managers noting that the current climate has transformed Trump's 'Make America Great Again' agenda into a 'Make Europe Great Again' trade, significantly impacting global financial markets.