Message from @Nordhand
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w h o m s t
Sadly the court case in question only applies to the US, since sargon is british, and used the british affilliate it doesnt apply.
more god in government. Oh. fucking. goodie.
You do realize you can be religious and still be objective?
Many people keep work and private seperate
I dont give a shit what they do privately, as long as the scotus simply upholds the constitution
which is their job
Hopefully Mike Lee or Amy Barrett
`This Year’s Selloff in Chinese Markets Isn’t Like 2015. It Looks Worse.
Several signs suggest that investors are responding rationally to signs of fundamental problems for China’s economy
SHANGHAI—This year’s selloff in China’s stocks and currency is reviving painful memories of the country’s last market rout, in the summer of 2015. If anything, things look more worrying this time around.
Shares in Shanghai are the world’s worst performing among major markets this year, tumbling 17%. The yuan has slumped 3.6% against the dollar since the start of June, pushed down by a combination of selling by nervous investors and the Chinese central bank’s efforts to guide the currency lower as a trade conflict with the U.S. escalates.
More concerning this time round is that several factors, including Beijing’s campaign against high debt levels and its trade war with the U.S., suggest that investors are responding rationally to signs of fundamental problems for China’s economy.
The U.S. placed tariffs on $34 billion worth of Chinese goods at midnight Eastern time on Friday. And while Shanghai stocks rose .5% on Friday, their fall this year has accelerated since trade tensions ramped up in the spring.`
`One big difference between this year and 2015 is that institutional investors, who typically take a longer-term view of markets, appear to be driving the equity-market selloff.
No breakdown of market trading by investor class is available, but a couple of factors indicate professionals are in the lead. First, much of this year’s Shanghai market slump is due to falling share prices of major state-owned Chinese companies such as Citic Securities and Baoshan Iron & Steel. Such blue-chip stocks are normally favored by big institutional investors.
“The latest selloff was definitely led by institutions, because in the past when the market fell, blue chips often bucked the trend. This time around, blue chips are falling, too, and it has been like a stampede,” said Amy Lin, a senior analyst at brokerage Capital Securities.`
Fake china is in big trouble
https://youtu.be/XopSDJq6w8E two americans living in china show us the quality of china, it literary falling apart faster than they manage to build it
@Nordhand
One is American, other is from south Africa
Plus, beware of clickbait titles
well when a 3 year old house is falling down while you look at it. I call that a problem
Cheap construction
They build a lot, build it cheap
It is what it is
yea and when the investments are dry all you are left with is a pile of crap. china econimy is a paper tiger from all the signs it shows atm
They cheap build in japan too. But the economy keeps it up
China doesnt have such. Hell they have meat smugglers, who sell rotting meat well past pull date because it will sell
milk that isnt actually milk. People poisoned by it.
Yeah, they have a lot of problems
Also, keep thinking they are a paper tiger and you will have a surprise
yea Im willing to guess if we did get more news out of china the picture will be even worse then it is now.
Lol
Depends of your point of view
like houses falling down on the people living inside of it from shody construction works
Some are, that means that all of them are?
Thinking China is an economic superpower will also leave you with a surprise
As i said, it's a matter of point of view
Outside of the major cities is 3rd world conditions
@Goblin_Slayer_Floki
They are
@Goblin_Slayer_Floki
Yeah, rural and communist out of major cities
That's a know fact
as they did point out, china is built so cheap now the houses from 10 year past is in better shape even without any maintenance. and maintenance is a dirty word in china
So is personal property
The land is still gov owned
So in many cases proper foundations cant be built