Investors' tipping point that forced them to pull out of stock market

A growing number of global investors are cutting their exposure to the US stock market, citing a combination of high valuations, political instability, and concerns over American foreign policy.

For some, a recent comment by Donald Trump referring to Canada as the '51st State' was the final straw.

'It was the dagger in the heart,' said Keith Moffat, a Netherlands-based investor with Canadian and Irish citizenship to

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