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January 21, 2008 at 9:48 AM in reply to: Let’s just see how “safe” those investments in China are…. #139574January 21, 2008 at 9:48 AM in reply to: Let’s just see how “safe” those investments in China are…. #139790
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ParticipantHi Allan,
You’re right, that is what I think China *should* do but whether or not she will is yet to be seen. I’ll keep my eyes on it though.January 21, 2008 at 9:48 AM in reply to: Let’s just see how “safe” those investments in China are…. #139810ParticipantHi Allan,
You’re right, that is what I think China *should* do but whether or not she will is yet to be seen. I’ll keep my eyes on it though.January 21, 2008 at 9:48 AM in reply to: Let’s just see how “safe” those investments in China are…. #139836ParticipantHi Allan,
You’re right, that is what I think China *should* do but whether or not she will is yet to be seen. I’ll keep my eyes on it though.January 21, 2008 at 9:48 AM in reply to: Let’s just see how “safe” those investments in China are…. #139882ParticipantHi Allan,
You’re right, that is what I think China *should* do but whether or not she will is yet to be seen. I’ll keep my eyes on it though.January 21, 2008 at 8:24 AM in reply to: Let’s just see how “safe” those investments in China are…. #139504ParticipantChina’s market is directly tied to the markets of her two largest exportees: the U.S. and Japan. At the same time, China has a huge domestic consumer market which is rapidly growing in terms of wealth and income. The decline of western civilization will serve as a catalyst for a shifted focus to domestic markets, a switch to a gold-backed RMB, and a decoupling from the dollar and yen. I wouldn’t want to hold Chinese securities at the moment but I’m keeping my eyes on them for future long-term growth.
January 21, 2008 at 8:24 AM in reply to: Let’s just see how “safe” those investments in China are…. #139719ParticipantChina’s market is directly tied to the markets of her two largest exportees: the U.S. and Japan. At the same time, China has a huge domestic consumer market which is rapidly growing in terms of wealth and income. The decline of western civilization will serve as a catalyst for a shifted focus to domestic markets, a switch to a gold-backed RMB, and a decoupling from the dollar and yen. I wouldn’t want to hold Chinese securities at the moment but I’m keeping my eyes on them for future long-term growth.
January 21, 2008 at 8:24 AM in reply to: Let’s just see how “safe” those investments in China are…. #139740ParticipantChina’s market is directly tied to the markets of her two largest exportees: the U.S. and Japan. At the same time, China has a huge domestic consumer market which is rapidly growing in terms of wealth and income. The decline of western civilization will serve as a catalyst for a shifted focus to domestic markets, a switch to a gold-backed RMB, and a decoupling from the dollar and yen. I wouldn’t want to hold Chinese securities at the moment but I’m keeping my eyes on them for future long-term growth.
January 21, 2008 at 8:24 AM in reply to: Let’s just see how “safe” those investments in China are…. #139766ParticipantChina’s market is directly tied to the markets of her two largest exportees: the U.S. and Japan. At the same time, China has a huge domestic consumer market which is rapidly growing in terms of wealth and income. The decline of western civilization will serve as a catalyst for a shifted focus to domestic markets, a switch to a gold-backed RMB, and a decoupling from the dollar and yen. I wouldn’t want to hold Chinese securities at the moment but I’m keeping my eyes on them for future long-term growth.
January 21, 2008 at 8:24 AM in reply to: Let’s just see how “safe” those investments in China are…. #139812ParticipantChina’s market is directly tied to the markets of her two largest exportees: the U.S. and Japan. At the same time, China has a huge domestic consumer market which is rapidly growing in terms of wealth and income. The decline of western civilization will serve as a catalyst for a shifted focus to domestic markets, a switch to a gold-backed RMB, and a decoupling from the dollar and yen. I wouldn’t want to hold Chinese securities at the moment but I’m keeping my eyes on them for future long-term growth.
ParticipantAre you saying it’s bad for us or bad for her campaign or bad ‘cuz now she’ll get elected? I don’t follow.
Giuliani is ramping up and IMO will step in to take over the GOP as they have yet to display a clear leader. I think this election will be a piece of cake for him.
ParticipantAre you saying it’s bad for us or bad for her campaign or bad ‘cuz now she’ll get elected? I don’t follow.
Giuliani is ramping up and IMO will step in to take over the GOP as they have yet to display a clear leader. I think this election will be a piece of cake for him.
ParticipantAre you saying it’s bad for us or bad for her campaign or bad ‘cuz now she’ll get elected? I don’t follow.
Giuliani is ramping up and IMO will step in to take over the GOP as they have yet to display a clear leader. I think this election will be a piece of cake for him.
ParticipantAre you saying it’s bad for us or bad for her campaign or bad ‘cuz now she’ll get elected? I don’t follow.
Giuliani is ramping up and IMO will step in to take over the GOP as they have yet to display a clear leader. I think this election will be a piece of cake for him.
ParticipantAre you saying it’s bad for us or bad for her campaign or bad ‘cuz now she’ll get elected? I don’t follow.
Giuliani is ramping up and IMO will step in to take over the GOP as they have yet to display a clear leader. I think this election will be a piece of cake for him.
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