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Isn't a China Bear a Panda? Also haha the old Empty chinese warehouse trick strikes again.
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ocrumsprug posted:They would need trillions, and all that wouldn't make those stocks worth their 6000 P/E ratios again. At the end of this all, will this dive continue? This is downright creepy.
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Confucius Say: A Chinese warehouse can either be empty or full of explosives.
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Is China too big to govern?
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cheesetriangles posted:Is China too big to govern? By these shitheads? Probably.
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CommieGIR posted:So China is dumping $95 billion worth of pension funds into the market? Like peeing into the ocean.
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CommieGIR posted:At the end of this all, will this dive continue? This is downright creepy. Yeah, pretty much. The circuit breakers will continue to blow daily, but really that just drags out the pain. (Which is also awesome if you like schadenfreude.)
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ocrumsprug posted:Yeah, pretty much. The circuit breakers will continue to blow daily, but really that just drags out the pain. (Which is also awesome if you like schadenfreude.) It will be a short lived schadenfreude. Western companies are dependent on sales and investments in China to a considerable degree, and this could trigger a shitshow everywhere. It might be amusing to see wanton greed and hubris be punished, but do not think this won't affect a bunch of us when/if it explodes, 2008-style.
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GoutPatrol posted:Like peeing into the ocean. In this case, it's a waste of perfectly good pee.
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computer parts posted:Yeah they did, they just called that country "Europe". That's why I said 'beyond the initial stages' The US economy was larger than any European economy by the post Civil War era and at that point demand was mostly internal. The US economy was never nearly as geared towards exports as China is or Japan was in its day
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Freezer posted:It will be a short lived schadenfreude. Western companies are dependent on sales and investments in China to a considerable degree, and this could trigger a shitshow everywhere. It might be amusing to see wanton greed and hubris be punished, but do not think this won't affect a bunch of us when/if it explodes, 2008-style. If you cannot also enjoy homegrown, I don't know what to tell you.
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Hey guys, google news the term 'emerging markets'.
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Have any of you read the Chung-kuo series by David Wingrove?
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icantfindaname posted:That's why I said 'beyond the initial stages' The US economy was larger than any European economy by the post Civil War era That's why I didn't specify a specific European economy.
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Cultural Imperial posted:Hey guys, google news the term 'boston pokemon firearms'.
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MAH POKEMONS! MAH EMERGING MARKETS 
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icantfindaname posted:That's why I said 'beyond the initial stages' The US economy was larger than any European economy by the post Civil War era and at that point demand was mostly internal. The US economy was never nearly as geared towards exports as China is or Japan was in its day It didn't have to, it had arable land to throw its surplus population (who in turn would eventually consume finished goods) and vast amounts of natural resources in its own borders to plunder. If anything at this point China's natural resources are dwindling which raises the question of what would actually fuel a new boom to fill the previous one.
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Cultural Imperial posted:Have any of you read the Chung-kuo series by David Wingrove? I read the recent ones he put out, the prequel I guess, then he rewrote the introductory ones? But I seem to remember there were like 11 of them?
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computer parts posted:That's why I didn't specify a specific European economy. You're going to have to come up with some kind of evidence beyond a giant reified  if you're saying the US was ever as dependent on exports as China is? Here's a random website with historical data for American exports as a percentage of GDPhttp://www.econdataus.com/tradeall.html  So it peaks in 1920 at 10% probably related to WW1, and between 1860 and 1960 doesn't stray much above 5%. Meanwhile the World Bank says China is at 25% currently and peaked at 35% before 2008 http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NE.EXP.GNFS.ZS icantfindaname fucked around with this message at 05:19 on Aug 24, 2015 |
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BCR posted:MAH EMERGING MARKETS I feel like I need to buy a van just to spray this onto the side of it.
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paragon1 posted:The Great Market Correction The Great Leap Downward.
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Does anyone know what happened to all those suspended stocks from a couple of weeks ago? Did they ever get unfrozen?
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icantfindaname posted:You're going to have to come up with some kind of evidence beyond a giant reified Net exports have been negative for the past 5 years, per your link.
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I feel the need to repost this:
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The Chinese century is so poorly manufactured it breaks down after only 15 years.
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Are we going to see bankers jumping off buildings? Because I could use cheering up.
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corn in the bible posted:Are we going to see bankers jumping off buildings? Because I could use cheering up.  
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Strap in, boys and girls, cause lunch break is over. Down 8.75%
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Realistically is there even much of a chance we go below 9.5%?
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Today, who knows. But this is a massively inflated bubble that got pumped up over 6-8 months. We're about here   found it.
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sparatuvs posted:close enough, i'll try to find more faces of despair Last post for the night: Can someone who has a working Peoples Daily Subscription get me a photo of that trading company CEO who the day traders mobbed ? Something about little old grannies dragging a still drunk Chinaman into the streets outside a 5-star hotel is a great summary of #China.
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BCR posted:
Me too  
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Fojar38 posted:I feel the need to repost this: China is the largest arsenic, cadmium, and mercury producer, I see. I do have to wonder how much of that is exported versus going into the air, soil, and groundwater.
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Everyone needs at little mass "fear" now and again, it is all apart of the market stages of grief.
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I get the feeling it can't fall much more because of the stocks that have hit limit down. Suprise me China 
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 I think the money shovellers have arrived. Back up to -8%
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Constant Hamprince posted:The Chinese century is so poorly manufactured it breaks down after only 15 years. 
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it was originaly an american decade but the bootlegger added a zero
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