Chinese Economics Thread

BrokeGambler

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Xi doesn't hold absolute power yet, seeing by all the crying the oligarchs are able to do.

BTW, speaking of Hong Kong markets:
Speaking of Honk Kong markets they are at the level were they were during the handover in year 1997 - 27 years under CCP leadership with zero return. You can easily check this Fact. Regarding the power no one could know. But given the daily purges you may be correct. Hedge funds bought one year before as well believing in the reopening to be at 50% loss at the end. And hang seng is already tanking again, the rescue didn't last even a week this time. So biscuit, don't lie random users about the booming Chinese economy because now we know where the Chinese and most probably you are investing ;) Although I'm not sure if imminent confiscation is coming. US and China are too tied up unlike with Russia, this time might be sth else
Pretty presumptuous and bold statement. How do you know where others put their money?
I already posted a link to a honk kong newspaper, what more do you want? Who is cherry picking?
 

BrokeGambler

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And speaking of cherry picking biscuit, your GDP numbers and grow are uncertain and even the official ones aren't 100% clear, e.g.

For instance, foreign-, Hong Kong-, Macau- and Taiwan-invested companies reported a dismal 1.4 per cent annual industrial output growth last year, in contrast with the 5 per cent expansion of state-owned enterprises, according to National Bureau of Statistics data.

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Maybe some pages are gated and not 100% free without subscription and some articles are bias like also this forum is 100% percent biased and sometimes i write just for the fun of it :) Too bad that writing here can't fix the economy, for that one needs critical thinking
 

MortyandRick

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I already posted a link to a honk kong newspaper, what more do you want? Who is cherry picking?
The article is from Bloomberg, not written by the “hong kong” paper. Might as well read VOA. and yeah that is cherry picking.

Speaking of Honk Kong markets they are at the level were they were during the handover in year 1997 - 27 years under CCP leadership with zero return. You can easily check this Fact.
… do you read what you write or do you zone in and out? its at the level of 2010. Not 1997. I mean damn it’s even in the “hong kong” paper you quoted. Lol. Again you really gotta work on your reading comprehension. And math!

most probably you are investing
Ahh yes. Please tell me where I invest as well since you’re so smart.
 

FairAndUnbiased

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And speaking of cherry picking biscuit, your GDP numbers and grow are uncertain and even the official ones aren't 100% clear, e.g.

For instance, foreign-, Hong Kong-, Macau- and Taiwan-invested companies reported a dismal 1.4 per cent annual industrial output growth last year, in contrast with the 5 per cent expansion of state-owned enterprises, according to National Bureau of Statistics data.

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Maybe some pages are gated and not 100% free without subscription and some articles are bias like also this forum is 100% percent biased and sometimes i write just for the fun of it :) Too bad that writing here can't fix the economy, for that one needs critical thinking
lmao who do you think you are? unless you can move billions, you're just some no name, same as everyone else here.

anyhow, on topic:

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GodRektsNoobs

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And speaking of cherry picking biscuit, your GDP numbers and grow are uncertain and even the official ones aren't 100% clear, e.g.

For instance, foreign-, Hong Kong-, Macau- and Taiwan-invested companies reported a dismal 1.4 per cent annual industrial output growth last year, in contrast with the 5 per cent expansion of state-owned enterprises, according to National Bureau of Statistics data.

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Maybe some pages are gated and not 100% free without subscription and some articles are bias like also this forum is 100% percent biased and sometimes i write just for the fun of it :) Too bad that writing here can't fix the economy, for that one needs critical thinking
Well, I must say that your nickname is very fitting. Like you, I'm 1000% certain that numbers on a computer somewhere must be far more important for the health of the economy than... you know... actual material goods and products. Yep, clearly demonstrated by Russia and EU. And certainly the world's single largest manufacturing and export powerhouse that's on an export streak would close itself off from the rest of the world... because reasons.

Our only difference is that I don't gamble.
 

FairAndUnbiased

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Well, I must say that your nickname is very fitting. Like you, I'm 1000% certain that numbers on a computer somewhere must be far more important for the health of the economy than... you know... actual material goods and products. Yep, clearly demonstrated by Russia and EU. And certainly the world's single largest manufacturing and export powerhouse that's on an export streak would close itself off from the rest of the world... because reasons.

Our only difference is that I don't gamble.
some people talk like they're big capitalists with billions to invest and spend everywhere, are globetrotting in their private jets and yachts with the top elites at Davos and Geneva, have maids and mansions over 10 time zones or some shit... when they're posting from their grimy Cold War era apartment with their mom yelling at them to gtfo the computer and help with cleaning or start paying some rent.

how out of touch can they be, holy shit.
 

BrokeGambler

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you read what you write or do you zone in and out? its at the level of 2010. Not 1997.
It's 1997 level, you can write hang seng all time chart in your search engine and see, no quotes needed
lmao who do you think you are? unless you can move billions, you're just some no name, same as everyone else here
The difference is that I'm trying to bring the other side of the argument. There are always two sides where the truth is in between but here everyone is biased, not saying wrong. Like in a gold bullion forum to say how cool is bitcoin or in us to describe the booming chinese economy. And everyone has his statistics
 

Staedler

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Well, I must say that your nickname is very fitting. Like you, I'm 1000% certain that numbers on a computer somewhere must be far more important for the health of the economy than... you know... actual material goods and products. Yep, clearly demonstrated by Russia and EU. And certainly the world's single largest manufacturing and export powerhouse that's on an export streak would close itself off from the rest of the world... because reasons.

Our only difference is that I don't gamble.
They've cited TimesOfIndia in the past, that says enough about their credibility.
 

GodRektsNoobs

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One can always learn from major biscuit, that 5% growth in China is more than 8% of India and than 6% in USA, nevermind that China GDP is between both.
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"Retail investors who have lost faith in the domestic equity market have coined a slogan: “put your trust in the fate of the nation, but put your money in the Nasdaq.”
Reading this i thought of you guys, always patriotic and positive and never one can spot a negative vibe related to the crashing Chinese economy on this forum. And of course no one cares about investing in China because *if* he earns something it's obvious where he will put his money ;)
Oh the crashing economy with 30 million cars sold! The horror! What will the Chinese do with their terrible stock market and only bountiful, low-priced material goods! Where will they put all that money that they earned??? The Europeans are so lucky, living off American Freedom Gas (TM) [Supply not guranteed] and enjoying their healthy stock market! Surely the signs of a vibrant economy must be paying over twice the price for the same car produced in China!

 
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