[Alberta's Child]

Some of us have been saying for years that China’s future wasn’t nearly as strong as many Americans have been making it out to be. It will be interesting to see how far they plunge before it’s all said and done.

[Patton@Bastogne]

somebody needs a war ... quick ...

[Bluewater2015]

Some of us have been saying for years that China’s future wasn’t nearly as strong as many Americans have been making it out to be. It will be interesting to see how far they plunge before it’s all said and done.

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Yup. The big fear in the 1980s was that Japan was this economic behemoth that was going to conquer the world. The people who ran MIDI were geniuses etc. Then came 1997. Next it was China, going to be world’s largest economy blah blah blah. World’s largest bubble it may be. Stay tuned.

[The Working Man]

Some of us have been saying for years that China’s future wasn’t nearly as strong as many Americans have been making it out to be. It will be interesting to see how far they plunge before it’s all said and done.

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I’m one of those voices. Personally if I was an ‘investor’ and I don’t mean in the stock market but one who has ‘real property’ that resides in China. I would seriously look into divesting myself of it before the CCP leadership resort to confiscation.

Why you ask? At it’s core the CCP believes EVERYTHING in China belongs to the state. They just let others use it for awhile.

Also I wouldn’t be surprised if the leadership takes a good hard look at what China’s ‘leap forward’ to first world status has cost it in pollution and destruction of farmland. And that is very important to China’s future, because in the past their history of famine has lead to major political upheavals.

There’s a lot more to look at too and as time goes by it’ll become very apparent to us all.