USA bubble bursting? True or not?
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美元资产将会受损?美国巨额债务临期,主力是否会大量抛售美债?
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焦虑的拜登(三):美国收割全球遭罕见反弹,中国顺势反将一军
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焦虑的拜登(二):征税搞基建困难重重,拜登为啥搞不定有钱人
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【on.cc東網】東網點評:美國通脹升溫 窮人難捱貴租
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China Tech stocks plunge as China tramples on technology, education firms

https://www.scmp.com/business/markets/ar...-unleashes

Which bubble burst first??? Rotfl Rotfl Rotfl

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中国抛售2206亿美债,美高官态度突变,中美两大强国能在印太共存
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Rotfl Rotfl Rotfl  Stupid Wumao.. China stock market bubble already burst 

https://www.forbes.com/sites/williampese...97530d75e8

China Triggers $1 Trillion Market Meltdown, And It’s Just Getting Started

The first real crisis of Chinese President Xi Jinping’s tenure was in the summer of 2015, when Shanghai stocks collapsed.

A 30% plunge in the market in just a few weeks began hitting Wall Street stocks, too. That put Xi’s team in all-out emergency mode. It pulled out all the stops: lowering interest rates; easing leverage limits; cutting reserve requirements; halting initial public offerings; shutting off trading in thousands of listed companies; letting punters use apartments as collateral to buy shares; calling on average Chinese to buy the market out of patriotism.

It worked, too. In the years that followed, the market soared. By 2018, Shanghai shares were added to the MSCI index as Beijing opened more and more channels for international investors to bet on China Inc.

Given the chaos of 2015, and the China’s success in moving beyond it, why is Beijing pushing the market back to the brink?

This is indeed a fair description of recent events in China. Beijing’s unexpected role as market wrecking ball arguably began in November, when the country’s regulators scrapped what would have been history’s biggest initial public offering.

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最新消息:美国通胀真的急了?拜登释放缓和信号,几个细节,中方需提高警惕
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U.S. consumer price index in June jumped 5.4per cent year over year, the largest gain since August 2008, the Labor Department said.

[Image: inflation.png]

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/bus...n-15210266
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US consumer prices surged in June, topping all estimates

Prices paid by US consumers surged in June by the most since 2008, topping all forecasts and showing higher costs associated with the economy's reopening continue to fuel inflationary pressures.

The consumer price index jumped 0.9 per cent in June and 5.4 per cent from the same month last year, according to Labour Department data released Tuesday.



https://www.straitstimes.com/business/ec...-estimates
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I saw the China stocks burst first even when it was not a bubble. Look at Tencent and Meituan.

For investors  every event is a potential opportunity. 
Bursting bubbles is nit a problem.

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Haiyo! Read in between the line what hatum is trying to say.

He meant that china stock market down, will also drag USA lah. But people like him invested in china and hoping some chinese or hongkie will buy his teck whye EM will buy his flat one, will hope USA crash before China lor.

He is just a chicken that don't dare to move back china. Ignore him bah

Just another Singaporean fighting those CCP idealogists who dun dare to be back in China or are fake Singaporean
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中国还会对美国让步吗?
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(01-08-2021, 11:01 AM)sgbuffett Wrote:  I saw the China stocks burst first even when it was not a bubble. Look at Tencent and Meituan.

For investors  every event is a potential opportunity. 
Bursting bubbles is nit a problem.

Until now you still don't understand that stock markets are just a very small percentage of China's economy, but it is a HUGE percentage of USA's economy.  Big Grin

Role in the Economy

Despite being some of the largest exchanges in the world, China’s stock markets are still relatively young and do not play as prominent a role in the Chinese economy as America’s do in the U.S. economy.

Further, whereas U.S. companies are heavily dependent on equity financing, in China only a small percentage, often quoted around 5%, of total corporate financing is funded by equity. Chinese corporations rely much more heavily on bank loans and retained earnings.

With regard to investors, equities are a large part of household wealth in the U.S., with around 52 % of the population owning stocks. In China, property, wealth management products, and bank deposits make up a greater proportion of their investments with only about 7% of Chinese owning stocks.

Stock markets evidently play a much larger role in the U.S. economy than the Chinese economy at both the individual investor and firm levels. While this means that China’s economy remains relatively protected from disruptive ups and downs in the stock market, it also means that companies remain limited in financing opportunities, a factor that can inhibit overall economic growth.

https://www.investopedia.com/articles/in...arkets.asp
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(01-08-2021, 11:20 AM)DCS17 Wrote:  Haiyo! Read in between the line what hatum is trying to say.

He meant that china stock market down, will also drag USA lah. But people like him invested in china and hoping some chinese or hongkie will buy his teck whye EM will buy his flat one, will hope USA crash before China lor.

He is just a chicken that don't dare to move back china. Ignore him bah

Well said.  There are many of such Chinks IBs in this forum, all migrated from the precedent "closed-down" forum. There is indeed no place for such scums in Singapore. The PAP had made the biggest mistake by welcoming them with open arms and legs.
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美國加息 剪中國羊毛, 上次剪不了 這次呢? 2021 0804
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(31-07-2021, 11:07 PM)cityhantam Wrote:  US consumer prices surged in June, topping all estimates

Prices paid by US consumers surged in June by the most since 2008, topping all forecasts and showing higher costs associated with the economy's reopening continue to fuel inflationary pressures.

The consumer price index jumped 0.9 per cent in June and 5.4 per cent from the same month last year, according to Labour Department data released Tuesday.



https://www.straitstimes.com/business/ec...-estimates

(01-08-2021, 11:01 AM)sgbuffett Wrote:  I saw the China stocks burst first even when it was not a bubble. Look at Tencent and Meituan.

For investors  every event is a potential opportunity. 
Bursting bubbles is nit a problem.

Yes, buy the panic, i did buy a few,, xstep been one of them,,Ping An too,n a few more,,, buy now before it no longer cheap.
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(02-08-2021, 07:07 PM)winners Wrote:  Well said.  There are many of such Chinks IBs in this forum, all migrated from the precedent "closed-down" forum.  There is indeed no place for such scums in Singapore.  The PAP had made the biggest mistake by welcoming them with open arms and legs.

Yeah..A few self masturbating CCP IBs consoling themselves Rotfl

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【最新消息】美国一夜收回7560亿美元,大量资金涌入美联储,矛头又是指向谁?
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Formula for “collapse:” Fed prints more in 2 years than in the past 100. (full show)
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美债超支6.5万亿美元,多国跟进减持抛售,中国该不该清零美债?
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Market look very weak now, hope it wont collapse anytime soon,
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28万亿债务,美国这回如果割不到韭菜?恐将彻底崩盘!
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