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China January new yuan loans climb to record high $385B(businessinsider.com)
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Kyle Bass: China’s $34 trillion banking sector set to collapse 30-40%(trunews.com)
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by sharetea 11y ago
yeah I thought about rebuking his point, but someone who quotes fiction texts not from 'another thread', but from a book written in 1957 that was talking more about socialism and fascism in Hitler's Germany and Russia, and pr
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by sharetea 11y ago
echoing what vpalan2 said below: "If I wanted to do massive, irreparable harm to China, this is the law I would pass. And yet, they have done this willingly to themselves, without hesitation or incident." These aren't the sma
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by sharetea 11y ago
Umm...here - China's total debt risen to 346% of GDP in 2015. http://seekingalpha.com/article/3852886-chinese-debt-problem... - China exports fall 11.2% in January, imports down 18.8% http://www.cnbc.co
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by sharetea 11y ago
And so it starts. Economic collapse will prompt the dictatorship in China to - Increase anti-foreign rhetorics in media. Don't like it, Microsoft? tough - Ban Foreign services. Don't like it, Uber? tough - Devalue Yuan by 50%
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by sharetea 11y ago
Nope Victory for Tsai Ing-wen, head of a party promoting independence from China, will likely usher in uncertain relations between Taipei and Beijing http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/taiwan/
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by sharetea 11y ago
some data points about the Russia/Chinese dictators that some people love (or they're just paid trolls from Russian/Chinese government) Putin is worth $200 billion, "After 14 years in power of Russia, and the amount of m
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by sharetea 11y ago
It looks like the dictator/autocratic states in Asia (Russia/China) with its economy collapsing, is resorting to territorial aggression against neighboring countries in order to get resources and get people to look away from its c
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by sharetea 11y ago
This article is good, but it underscores how fast and catastrophic China's collapse is. - China's total debt risen to 346% of GDP in 2015. http://seekingalpha.com/article/3852886-chinese-debt-problem... - Chi
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by sharetea 11y ago
kids today are also less paranoid about surveillance. It's a survey; no one is going out to get you.
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by sharetea 11y ago
Chinese government buying up foreign companies before they devalue yuan by 50%. makes sense.
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by sharetea 11y ago
I suggest you to do one of two things. Either refute the 'ponzi' argument, or keep attacking me personally :) You seem to have some anger in your life. you should resolve that first.
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by sharetea 11y ago
The China's own ponzi economy will be mirroring the collapse of Ezubo . "So in two short decades, China has erected a monumental Ponzi economy that is economically rotten to the core. It has 1.5 billion tons of steel capacity, but
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by sharetea 11y ago
Any reason, you, who lives in US and making a living off American companies, would want an unlikely catastrophic event to destroy US, and hoping authoritarian billionnaire dictators in China and Russia to gain even more military power on th
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by sharetea 11y ago
Foxconn is a Taiwanese company
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by sharetea 11y ago
Yup China grew......by borrowing 32Trillion http://www.businessinsider.com/china-debt-to-gdp-statistics-... in order to support dead state companies http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/peoplesdaily/art
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by sharetea 11y ago
Not enough reserve "by 2018 all of China's excess reserves — cash that it has on hand to use immediately — could be gone." http://www.businessinsider.com/chinas-fx-reserves-less-than-...
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by sharetea 11y ago
Pretty easy bet: China Capital Outflows Rise to Estimated $1 Trillion in 2015 http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-01-25/china-capi... Chinese banks' new bad loans more than doubled in 2015 http:
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An estimated $1 trillion left China in 2015(shanghaiist.com)
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How China accumulated $28T in debt(businessinsider.com)
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China Stocks Plunge to 13-Month Low Amid Capital Outflow Concern(bloomberg.com)
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China Capital Outflows Rise to Estimated $1 Trillion in 2015(bloomberg.com)
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China hemorrhaged $676B last year(money.cnn.com)
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China's PBoC makes 'severe crackdown' on outflow(afr.com)
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JPMorgan: Potential Capital Outflows from China Have Become 'Boundless'(bloomberg.com)
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by sharetea 11y ago
Look at it this way: Enron (China) engaged in accounting fraud (lied about debt and gdp) in order to obtain massive investment (massive dollar denominated debt), and spent all the money on parties and drugs (empty cities and roads to nowher
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by sharetea 11y ago
> Have you ever been in China? Yes, I've been to China. Btw, have you ever read the thread? I was responding to OP's statement 'nobody else is going to come in and take those customers except Chinese companies' >
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by sharetea 11y ago
Manufacturers (Samsung, Foxconn, Panasonic) step up search for low cost alternative to China http://www.scmp.com/business/companies/article/1863709/manuf... Japanese companies (Toshiba, Citizens) head fo
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by sharetea 11y ago
Alot of Chinese nationals are staying put in silicon valley. ALOT.

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