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by sharetea 11y ago
he said 'nobody else is going to come in and take those customers except Chinese companies'
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by sharetea 11y ago
>I don't agree with this; No, that was your point. You said quote "nobody else is going to come in and take those customers except Chinese companies" >Foreign companies will continue to invest in China Sure they will,
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by sharetea 11y ago
good points. let's see... - Chinese companies are the only ones that can serve Chinese customers: Yum brands (KFC, McDonald) 7000 restaurants. Starbucks 1600 stores in China. 7-eleven 2000 stores in China. H&M. BMW. Mercedez.
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by sharetea 11y ago
Doubtful about the top market; China has a 20 year deflationary depression ahead of them. 1-2% gdp growth http://www.barrons.com/articles/anne-stevenson-yang-why-xi-j... 280% gdp/debt ratio http://www.f
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Hudson’s Bay Confirms $250M Acquisition of Gilt Groupe ($271M in Funding)(recode.net)
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Global Oil Prices Fall to 11-Year Low(npr.org)
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China halts share trading after 7% drop for second time this week(reuters.com)
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by sharetea 11y ago
1.) yuan devaluation -> (accelerating capital flight + Chinese companies needing to pay more on their dollar denominated debt (more defaults) + decreasing reserves + declining stock market/RE/assets held in yuan) >>> i
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by sharetea 11y ago
check my links above. but also, do you think a normal economy needs the government to - limit citizens withdraws abroad - prevent majority holders of more than 5% of a company to sell their shares - stop the entire stock market from tradin
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by sharetea 11y ago
2% gdp growth http://www.barrons.com/articles/anne-stevenson-yang-why-xi-j... 300% gdp/debt http://www.bloombergview.com/articles/2015-11-01/china-shoul... bankrupt shadow banks http:&#
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by sharetea 11y ago
A transparent view would be 1-2 percent gdp growth, 300 percent gasp/debt ratio, bankrupt shadow banking, bankrupt commodity related state companies, a trillion left that can be used from reserve, 800 billion per year capital outflow,
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There could be a flood of selling in China on its way(businessinsider.com.au)
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by sharetea 11y ago
upper class increased from 29% to 49% from 1970 to today lower class decreased from 10% to 9% from 1970 to today that looks pretty good to me
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by sharetea 11y ago
Opinion: probably has strong Chinese government ties
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by sharetea 11y ago
Russian trolls are fascinating. The trolls' messages are low class, hateful, incoherent and always grammatically incorrect, yet they seem to be able to infiltrate discussions on cnn, bloomberg, reddit, zerohedge (which is an anti-west
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by sharetea 11y ago
Chinese government can't print dollars. Think about that.
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by sharetea 11y ago
Some relevant links: "(Chinese bank's) nonperforming loans may be at 20 percent to 21 percent, or even higher." http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-10-29/risky-math... "by 2018 all
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by sharetea 11y ago
So where does your friend go to get information about 1.) a list of corrupt officials and what activities they're involved in 2.) the richest 70 members of China’s NPC have a larger combined wealth ($89.8bn in 2011) than that of all 53
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by sharetea 11y ago
1.) Association fallacy (guilt by association) – arguing that because two things share a property they are the same 2.) "Whoever is without sin among you, let him be the first to cast a stone at her." - pretty sure journalism does
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by sharetea 11y ago
1.) Dollar is strengthening. Janet Yellen said she'll raise rates by the end of the year. Most emerging market currencies have crashed 25-40% this year. 2.) Yuan is weakening. Otherwise Chinese corporate dollar-denominated debts, wh
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by sharetea 11y ago
If you think that's terrible, this would be frightening. http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Business-News/2015/10/10/... "While an imminent collapse isn’t yet the base-case scenario for m
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by sharetea 11y ago
Money talks, and China's in serious trouble and it desperately needs to cooperate with US. That's why the Chinese president came to US to resolve issues with cyberhacking. - $141.66bn capital left China in August http:/&#
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by sharetea 11y ago
Serious question: lots of people claiming innovations in China. What are these innovations in the past 20 years? Where are these innovations sold? Because walking around the busy streets of Europe or America or Japan, I sure don't se
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by sharetea 11y ago
And most of them are sadly going to go right back into extreme poverty since factories are leaving China, capital is are outflowing, rich people are escaping. Then they realize the farm they left has been commandeered to build empty apartm
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$141.66bn capital left China in August(thepeninsulaqatar.com)
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China Capital Outflows Hit Record in August on Yuan Weakness(bloomberg.com)
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by sharetea 11y ago
http://www.wsj.com/articles/wsj-survey-chinas-growth-stateme... "More than 96% of respondents to the latest Wall Street Journal survey of 64 economists–not all of whom answered every question–said China’s gross-do
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by sharetea 11y ago
I have lived in both. Cultural differences are not economic differences.
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by sharetea 11y ago
Or it could be like Japan and stagnate over the next 30 years, due to its similarity to Japan in demographics, exporting country's inability to transform to a consumer economy, massive internal debt, capital flight, etc.
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by sharetea 11y ago
Another number to watch out for is capital outflow out of China. "Over the last seven weeks alone, $190 billion has left the country." http://www.businessinsider.com/chinas-record-capital-outflow... "by 2018

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