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China’s Stock Market Plunges
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Dr Watson
8 Jul 2015, 03:56 PM
The Chinese stockmarket may be crashing, but the Chinese are coming:

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Surveying the migration destination out of the shit hole that is China.




Edited by createdby, 9 Jul 2015, 12:26 AM.
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9 Jul 2015, 12:25 AM




Surveying the migration destination out of the shit hole that is China.



Lol

I know, some people get excited by the chinese flocking over to australia, as if its a good thing.

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9 Jul 2015, 12:22 AM
Yes, but some reckon that the only reason china kept going was because they were printing money on the fly. Economists reckon that there is no way their economy was growing like they said, purely because they were not inputting enough resources to have the outputs claimed.
China created 13T USD in credit from 2008 to 2014 which is more than the entire US banking system. Consequently they had an explosion of economic activity which then led to the distortions which have resulted in them deciding facing a bit of a pain is better than attempting to grow their way to prosperity at any cost
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I take it the US falls have been caused by China rather than Greece, what with the positive Dow and footsie? So much for isolation. The nikkie got caned too. Is the fear starting to spread?
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Wow. All fixed in China. Party like it is 1999.
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Imagine if NYSE suspended trading in 70% of listed companies and told shareholders to hold and not sell their shares for 6 months or risk jail time.

The ASX might rally?
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10 Jul 2015, 08:10 AM
Imagine if NYSE suspended trading in 70% of listed companies and told shareholders to hold and not sell their shares for 6 months or risk jail time.

The ASX might rally?
Exactly. These are early days.
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10 Jul 2015, 08:10 AM
Imagine if NYSE suspended trading in 70% of listed companies and told shareholders to hold and not sell their shares for 6 months or risk jail time.

The ASX might rally?
I think the real answer is China just nationalised the Stock Market if you can call it that anymore.

Who is going to invest in Chinese shares if you are not allowed to sell them to get your money back in a falling market.

70% need to have trading halted as the value of the shares no longer supported the debt each company holds, hence why the Chinese Communists pumped up the stock market over the last 18 months. Increase valuations to offset mountains of debt.

I like this game, create 13 trillion in debt in 7 years then to help pay the debt off force a stock market bubble over 2 years with prices up 180% at its peak. I cant see this ending badly.

The stock market was also the last plank to help keep Chinas economy growing at 7% or higher. They will be lucky to grow at 3-4% if they published real data.
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Just like the aussie market is shockingly over inflated. It's only the gullibility of the average drone here and the fact billions of compulsory super needs a home that ours stays inflated.
"Panics do not destroy capital; they merely reveal the extent to which it has been previously destroyed by its betrayal into hopelessly unproductive works." John Stuart Mill
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