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Slaan posted:Oh, yeah, I see that now. But red text plus the standard 'only white people can explore places' beliefs made me go down the other path. I don't see how you could have possibly made that error.
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Typo posted:Yes, sort of. Being real loose with the definition of "world class university" here
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theres some weird fetishism of a financial collapse that'll, if it comes, be terrible for a lot of ppl itt. also its not really that bad i think
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etalian posted:The law got changed to allow Chinese pensions to invest in risky local investments like derivatives or A class stocks. "Derivatives" they're not buying loving rates swaps with this money lol
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the Chinese markets are, more than any western market, ruled by sentiment. The "disconnect" btwn them and the real economy is t something the nyt just made up, but I can't verify the economic statistics quoted in that article
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Fojar38 posted:This is China, there is always more and it is always worse. Equities tend to have significant support levels that they will not drop below based on the fundamentals of the company. Though they may be a bit more opaque in this case you can reasonably expect that there are, for each individual firm, a level it will pretty much absolutely not go below, and I doubt many at all listed on the SSE will go to zero.
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Ppl in this thread are vastly overstating the pension thing btw
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Zohar posted:it's $300 billion+ of pension funds. Okay??
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Zohar posted:What's the issue? The effects of the eventual investment in the markets by the pension funds has been overstated in this thread I think
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Zohar posted:Apart from the one guy who said the 'fun will begin' when they run out of pension funds people have just been saying that it's symbolic of the Chinese government's lack of options / perceived incompetence afaik? And that the main concern is the effects of the market on teh pension funds rather than the other way round. That seems right to me. Was there something else you're thinking of? All the ppl live posting that any uptick was a result of "pension fund money"
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Zohar posted:It's a bad joke. idk considering how many ppl were asking basic finance questions before i do not necessarily believe that it was all jokes
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