Have yall caught wind of Glen Howard Chester? word is, he executed a successful short position on the Chinese Index, yielding an impressive 185%gain 2months ago, before china-stocks reversed course to rise.
Really? Shorting the Chinese Index is a bold move, especially with the complexities of that market. What trading strategies did he employ to achieve such substantial gains?
I heard about Glen via Reuters. His approach involved an in-depth analysis of economic indicators, meticulous tracking of global trends, and identifying vulnerabilities in the Chinese market. He strategically executed short positions to capitalize on the anticipated downturn.
Absolutely. Howard emphasized diversification within his portfolio and maintaining constant vigilance over market conditions and stayed attuned to geopolitical developments that could impact the chinese market.
Smart risk mitigation. It's crucial to stay informed and adapt strategies. Do you know if he plans to share more insights or if this was a one-time play?
The rising interest rate can surely control inflation, but won't prevent erosion of the eroding purchasing power of the US dollar. I have learnt my lesson this time. The banks can't be making money off my money, while inflation eats into it. I have set aside 650k to invest in the stock market now, since that keeps up with inflation, but I don't know how to get started.
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Using what the US and world did during Covid as a standard for what’s the economic norm is like judging the invasion of Afghanistan based on US success in Normandy.
@@fatmanslim4592 Ah Yes Chinese spending, oh so famous for refusing to disclose economic data to public are so trust worthy 😂 My apologies America bad= China good 🤣🤣 The whole reason this happened is because the national government knew the developers were over leveraged and kicked the can down the road because it looked better on growth targets. 🤣
@@hxi7141 Also why they're shrinking so fast. It's great to work hard but you avoid relationships and having kids and in the long run that won't replace people exiting the workforce.
@@carkawalakhatulistiwa That isnt a reason for not releasing data. Thats like the government saying we wont show tax cuts because everyone belongs to different slabs...
They Can't prevent falling economy Working class is decreasing It's just next Japan with 1-2% future growth If I want to grow my money, I'll put it into a faster growing economy. Like india or south east asia
@@Dr.Kraig_Ren hhhh bro even the 3 next decades chinese economic will growth average of 5% , yes working class is decreasing but their is artificial intelligent racing
Let's hope that all the economic indicators like PMI consumer confidence retail sales investment spending, manufacturing index and exports will all come out a lot weaker than expected.
Need to get consumers to spend money. Maybe send out coupons that is redeemable at time of sale for 30% discount the government will pay. For example, at a restaurant, what used to cost the consumer 100 will cost only 70, with the remaining 30 paid by government to the business either upfront or as tax credit.
Just so everyone understands, this is not a good sign. They are lowering safety standards in bank reserves to increase speculation i over priced real estate and industrials. This is bigger than the US
What’s interesting is that China has a currency that is backed by industry and we have a failing currency backed by a shrinking military footprint yet most of us can’t see it
China has massive deposits by its citizens (its a custom in East Asian Countries), so, instead of printing money by central government, all they needs to do is lower the interest rate and push the deposits back into the markets. Thats the luxury item Western World never has. 😂😂😂
The tech stocks in China will benefit from the stimulus. The property sector may pull back from the rout, doesn't mean they're restart building projects.
China economic problem isn't about liquidity, its structure problem with low consumer spending and sluggish job market. People are not buying as much houses as before, and prices are still heading downward, simply easing lending is not going to revive the housing market. People who worry their jobs simply are not going to borrow money to dig themselves into a bigger hole. Also, more liquidity means more borrowing at a time when local government already max out on borrowing and having hard time just making interest payment, ex salary cuts and late wages. This is the same old strategy as before, more lending means over investment, doesn't really address the structure problem of low consumer spending and getting out of the middle-income trap.
I have family live in China, Chinese have no problem to spend. All the tourist places are very busy and you can't tell there is a sign of weakness in the economy.
Now go there yourself and assess without WeChat filtering (both technical and psychological) getting in the way. Make sure to pay attention to the activity in the shops and on the streets between destinations.
Still nothing about finishing already sold real estate that’s not finished. If that’s not fixed, nothing is going to help. And they are stuck with god knows how many projects that’s not finished.
when realstate prices collapse and govts reduce rates, investors move in to pick up these properties at lower interest rates...investors like blackstone buy these properties in dozen, by the time confidence comes back to the market, and citizens can afford to buy, prices have moved up enough higher , the lows are gone and buyers buy them expensive again.
China is trying to keep 5% GDP growth, because anything less than 5% is not good enough for them. A student is unhappy because he only got 95% on the test mark, 100% is what he aim for.😁 Have you check the GDP in US/EU? Their economy are dying as we speak. 😁 They are happy as long as it stays on positive. What a bunch of losers.
Time will tell if this works. Gov't hoped that dropping property prices would allow younger people a chance to buy a property, start families and have babies. People and markets don't work that way. Instead, you have record high unemployment amongst young adults, property owners unwilling to sell their existing properties and people don't have the consumer confidence to buy luxury goods, let alone have babies.
@@masterchinese28 babies? No. If you really understood economics, it was about avoiding a massive bubble in the property sector. That bubble was far more dangerous than the lack of newborns that you're referring to. Was 2008 not simple enough for you to understand?
@MVTease China has a massive propaganda and policy push the last several years trying to encourage more babies. Making housing affordable with a "houses are for living, not speculation" is part of the move to encourage family formation and population growth. I guess you were so stuck on 2008 that you missed it.
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You guys do not explain things very well in China is it not true that they buy the house first and it’s built second the problem is the apartments or condos are never built so the person buying the condo or the apartment never gets their condo or apartment even though they paid for it
China's on board. Good days are coming back. This stabilizes the dollar and allows more rate cuts. Ecb will need to slow, pause. Another 50 by the fed and some more hiring , higher inflation. Pause until next year. 3% by mid '25, hold on to your bridges, rough ride, smooth landing
China is in the stage of a reality check, no country had ever grown like them, and they are not going to grow like they did, just a fact. If you visit the tourist locations it's busy as ever, and people do spend, maybe less than when they were confident. But the thing is, even if the confidence were high, it doesn't matter how much plane tickets, hotels, souvenirs, fancy restaurants people spend their money. Nothing compares to buying houses, and the follow-up spendings of them, which was what boosted China's economy. And that was based on the (somewhat blind) assumption that house price will always go up. Now that notion largely went to bust, there's nothing that will support their crazy growth, no matter what stimulus are in place.
@@newdata oh yeah they can't afford to fall behind the US and China. I think dragi said a week ago that they need to invest throughout the EU about 500 trillion dollars over the 20 years just to stay competitive with the US and China.
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@@bullpup1337woah US has a gdp growth half of china in H1 2024 despite china’s doldrums. What happened? I don’t support china or us btw. I just say as it is
@@bullpup1337 by that logic, what if it is actually more? I don’t believe china numbers on Covid but economic growth is kinda different to me. Idk, US itself claims there is no riot on Jan 6 you believe?
@@bullpup1337 by that logic, what if it is more than what they said? I don’t trust china when it comes to the big flu numbers but it’s different for economic growth. By the same logic, the facts for US is always divided into 2 party perspectives. Who to believe like that?
Because you dont need to be too concerned. Its not the US economy that has struggled for over 4 years and with markets at the same level for 15 years. Chinese economy is a house of cards so of course the world is concerned.
I would say the exact opposite, and all you WuMao reinforce that. On every single video about China - you can find many comments "What about the US blah blah blah", even if the video has nothing to do with the US. Chinese media inside China (yes, I live in China) and comments on videos outside China - are obsessed with comparisons with to the US and bashing the US
@@PelleGIT But he isn't even correct. On every youtube video about China - you find people comparing China to the US. I live in China and the state media is obsessed with labeling the US as the bad guy. China state media is absolutely obsessed with the US, as are the nationalists they have created
@@valetudo1569don't worry . Everyone knows that usa is in debt to China 🥱 cia bot spotted Usa bill hr1157 cia employs bots to spread anti china propaganda
They don't need to be put to the sword. They're majorly state owned banks, so unlike in the US, the bureaucrats in China don't need to beg the banks to lend more.
@@TheBielrangel that's not where I'm coming from. This is monetary policy. And once CBs lose independence, like here, effects are not as clear as the US.
Will Chinese ordinary people feel confident to spend again, as they did 10 years ago? I don't think so, because they are worried about their retirement and sickness in old age. The CCP spent trillions on infrustractures, such as a new capital, but it never spent significant resource for common people's social welfare. Any temporary fix will not change anything long term.
You need to look into global liquidity and understand why it's everything in a debt based system. Not entirely sure what your comment is alluding to, respectfully🙏🏻
Chinese govt has done more for its people than any other country and we talking about a few hundred million people's life that has been greatly improved
It's not going to work because it doesn't address the primary issue which is excessive savings and delevrageing. Riddle me this how is it that cutting lending rates will help China when households are not borrowing any more money and are in fact reducing their debt? It won't not in the short to medium term until households feel that they've cut their liabilities to sufficient levels. What China needs to do is get more money into the hands of the 1 billion people making less than 300 dollars per month. These people are living hand to mouth and any capital put into their hands will be spent. You've got a 50 basis point rate cut in a country th a that has a 50+ percent savings rate and you think that's going to do much to help restructure the economy? Not going to happen China needs direct consider stimulus.
China economy is so bad right now and to make it worse the rich are leaving too... Singapore, Japan, US, Australia and Portugal are seeing record numbers of rich Chinese immigrant applications
china has no demographics issue. in fact china has more people now and 20% of its young people dont have a job due to lack of employment opportunity. more people means more slave workers for the west and its multinational companies to produce goods at lowest price for their consumers, at the same time, suppress wage because there are plenty of workers are available. that is why china still in poverty despite the fact it has grown its economy at double digits for the last 30 years. and it is still poorer than malaysia per person!
@@yongchen8204around 20 percent of china's population is above 60 and that number will be around 40 percent in 2050. And that's a lot of money to be spent on elderly people
What the Chinese economy needs is not another 'blitz'. They need to reform to a free market economy, give the Chinese people property rights and implement democracy and you would see China take off like a rocket ship, much like well managed countries such as Singapore and Taiwan. Taiwan should be the template for China.
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@@bayernvoeller you serioulsy never have been to US don't you? that's just few among many places in the US. China has massive poverty and underdeveloped places too not too mention half the population under poverty despite China claimed to have lifted 600 million out of poverty. Have you seen these chinis toi-lets? and how ppl don't clean up the mess?
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Lady needs to chill, we can hear you
She's on the edge cuz she needs to know whats the next fast wealth scheme, that's what current markets are chasing
forgive her ... she is old ... really old ... her brain isnt working its in the kitchen sink
Have yall caught wind of Glen Howard Chester? word is, he executed a successful short position on the Chinese Index, yielding an impressive 185%gain 2months ago, before china-stocks reversed course to rise.
Really? Shorting the Chinese Index is a bold move, especially with the complexities of that market. What trading strategies did he employ to achieve such substantial gains?
I heard about Glen via Reuters. His approach involved an in-depth analysis of economic indicators, meticulous tracking of global trends, and identifying vulnerabilities in the Chinese market. He strategically executed short positions to capitalize on the anticipated downturn.
Impressive, but shorting comes with its own set of risks. Did he share any insights on risk management or how he navigated the challenges?
Absolutely. Howard emphasized diversification within his portfolio and maintaining constant vigilance over market conditions and stayed attuned to geopolitical developments that could impact the chinese market.
Smart risk mitigation. It's crucial to stay informed and adapt strategies. Do you know if he plans to share more insights or if this was a one-time play?
Why is this woman shouting?
😅
Listening to her speak is excruciating. Surely there is someone better suited to the job of presenter.
@@panoptijohn 增添氛围😄
Cuz she's blaq 😅
she is very upset ... she is VERY old and her little brain can't handle the news.
Kitchen sink! Bloomberg TV needs more educated hosts and guests.
The rising interest rate can surely control inflation, but won't prevent erosion of the eroding purchasing power of the US dollar. I have learnt my lesson this time. The banks can't be making money off my money, while inflation eats into it. I have set aside 650k to invest in the stock market now, since that keeps up with inflation, but I don't know how to get started.
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don't think it's a big stimulus, small one to improve confidence i would say.
It would BOOST around a FEW DAYS and then BURST again.
True but the important aspect is the trend it demonstrates.👍🏻
It’s essential to boost a lot of confidence for Chinese ppl
@@forever2005that's usa . that explains why usa is under 40 trillion $ debt to China .
Lol enjoy your copium @@forever2005
1 trillion? That’s less than the interest payment US government pays on its debt
In Yuan. So only $140 billions
Using what the US and world did during Covid as a standard for what’s the economic norm is like judging the invasion of Afghanistan based on US success in Normandy.
unlike usa, chinese spending actually goes to something tangible and specific, with a deadline. Better than 4 trillion of free covid money HAHAHAH
not to mention depending on the goods, chinese money goes at least 30% further than us dollars.
@@fatmanslim4592 Ah Yes Chinese spending, oh so famous for refusing to disclose economic data to public are so trust worthy 😂
My apologies America bad= China good 🤣🤣
The whole reason this happened is because the national government knew the developers were over leveraged and kicked the can down the road because it looked better on growth targets. 🤣
Let’s see how long this lasts
It seems normal for the United States to cut interest rates and China to implement measures to stimulate the economy!
If they do this before all the money will end up in US banks. Now its a good timing to do so.
Job creation is the key.
Doesn't solve toxic work culture or the shrinking population in general....
Japan and korea have way more toxic work culture. I dont think China work culture is toxic
East Asians work hard in general, this is why China, Japan, and Korea have been able to grow their economy so fast in the past fifty sixty years
@@hxi7141 Also why they're shrinking so fast. It's great to work hard but you avoid relationships and having kids and in the long run that won't replace people exiting the workforce.
@@hxi7141 modern day slavery
@@chrisaycock5965 too much people, just doing our part not to have more of them
Good for HK equities and IPOs.
This Haslinda needs to check herself and stop screaming because she looks extremely juvenile
Bloomberg is salivating, as expected.
I'm not so sure that reducing the reserve ratio requirements is a great idea.
Too little too late.
they don't even have the printing machine people wants, they r so screw
They never mentioned the total value of the package did they?
Because not everyone gets the same subsidy
@@carkawalakhatulistiwa that doesn't make any sense. Every time the US releases a stimulus package, they write the number in the bill they pass.
1:55 mark, they mentioned 1 trillion yuan or 142 billion usd
@@carkawalakhatulistiwa That isnt a reason for not releasing data. Thats like the government saying we wont show tax cuts because everyone belongs to different slabs...
@@FrostedGlyphsince when is US the world government where every country has to do what they do
Looks like the old “extend and pretend” plan.
Prove it
@@skyak4493 Agreed. They do it after the rate cut.
They Can't prevent falling economy
Working class is decreasing
It's just next Japan with 1-2% future growth
If I want to grow my money, I'll put it into a faster growing economy. Like india or south east asia
Or 'fake it until you make it'.
@@Dr.Kraig_Ren hhhh bro even the 3 next decades chinese economic will growth average of 5% ,
yes working class is decreasing but their is artificial intelligent racing
It’s too little too late
Let's hope that all the economic indicators like PMI consumer confidence retail sales investment spending, manufacturing index and exports will all come out a lot weaker than expected.
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Already are YoY. Zero Covid really did a number on the economy, not just in China, but globally.
Freeing up $142B for lending when there is no demand is too little too late
Really? There's NO demand, not at all? Glad you're not an economist
近两年了来中国手里的牌一张都没出 未来中国经济将持续向好
😂🤣😂近两年?
Need to get consumers to spend money. Maybe send out coupons that is redeemable at time of sale for 30% discount the government will pay. For example, at a restaurant, what used to cost the consumer 100 will cost only 70, with the remaining 30 paid by government to the business either upfront or as tax credit.
So just print more money... Great plan
@@hosackies hey if they want to pump my Bitcoin bags and my other assets don't stop them😂😂😂😂😂
That's how it works for modern economies, unfortunately.... honestly we're all living by debt generation.
they actully don't have the printing machine. at least not the one people wants. They are so screw
The solution for everything: just keep printing more!
How estimulate consumption if not printing money ?
Need 2T USD more.
Too little too late
Why the rush?
Its like cooking, never put alot of salt in one go. No rush for a perfect dish.
It could be not strong enough, but never late.
Chinese National Day just in 1 week, they do stimulus market every year at this time
Just so everyone understands, this is not a good sign.
They are lowering safety standards in bank reserves to increase speculation i over priced real estate and industrials.
This is bigger than the US
Why this people shouting like doggies?
Looks like they're ready to turn on the money printer..... Risk assets are about to explode🎉🎉 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤
What’s interesting is that China has a currency that is backed by industry and we have a failing currency backed by a shrinking military footprint yet most of us can’t see it
@@st.charlesofaberdeen154 and its about time, them chinese stocks have been getting hammered for like 4 years now
yes, please come to HK to buy more properties, please...
Cutting interest rate and printing money is a little bit different. Hard to explain but do your homework
China has massive deposits by its citizens (its a custom in East Asian Countries), so, instead of printing money by central government, all they needs to do is lower the interest rate and push the deposits back into the markets.
Thats the luxury item Western World never has. 😂😂😂
The SINK HOLE 🤣
That's jp Morgan
If stimulus like this, isn't it manipulated?
The tech stocks in China will benefit from the stimulus. The property sector may pull back from the rout, doesn't mean they're restart building projects.
China economic problem isn't about liquidity, its structure problem with low consumer spending and sluggish job market. People are not buying as much houses as before, and prices are still heading downward, simply easing lending is not going to revive the housing market. People who worry their jobs simply are not going to borrow money to dig themselves into a bigger hole. Also, more liquidity means more borrowing at a time when local government already max out on borrowing and having hard time just making interest payment, ex salary cuts and late wages. This is the same old strategy as before, more lending means over investment, doesn't really address the structure problem of low consumer spending and getting out of the middle-income trap.
I have family live in China, Chinese have no problem to spend. All the tourist places are very busy and you can't tell there is a sign of weakness in the economy.
The real problem is to add another 400 million people to the middle class🤷♂️
Now go there yourself and assess without WeChat filtering (both technical and psychological) getting in the way. Make sure to pay attention to the activity in the shops and on the streets between destinations.
@@doujinflip well that explains why usa is 40 trillion in debt to China
china literally have young adults with no jobs
Still nothing about finishing already sold real estate that’s not finished. If that’s not fixed, nothing is going to help. And they are stuck with god knows how many projects that’s not finished.
too late 😢 have made it all-done
desperate move and I'm going to guess billions will go out the door
😂that explains why usa is under 40 trillion $ debt to China .
@@zacksmith5963 source? I was referring to China black $$$ going out of China.
@@ytn00b3China owns less than 1 trillion of US debt, so not 40
@@hxi7141 tell that to @zacksmith5963
@@zacksmith5963 bro got those numbers from Winnie the po
when realstate prices collapse and govts reduce rates, investors move in to pick up these properties at lower interest rates...investors like blackstone buy these properties in dozen, by the time confidence comes back to the market, and citizens can afford to buy, prices have moved up enough higher , the lows are gone and buyers buy them expensive again.
bank loans to buyback?
1 Trillion. half of it will go to waste. it is way too small.
thats probably in US.
True. China no longer has the demographics for a consumer based economy.
@@AngelEconomics when China ever had consumer based economy?😂
@@zixiaozong9789 well, never. The point is, now they’ll never have the chance.
@@AngelEconomics china always had consumer bases economy while usa had military based economy.
. Now usa is under chinese loans
anything better then 2 trillion in afganistan
All fluff no …
Tencent to the moon pls 🚀🌕🔥
inflation coming
It’s a wonderful new world. The world can just keep printing and adding more and more debt.
they actually dont have the printing machine, that's how screw they are
China's 🇨🇳 recent stimulus measures trying to fix its sagging economy
is like throwing a cup of water on the forest fire. LOL
Lol India 5 cents getting ready to get paid.
@@jjian5
wow another economic expert in YT!
Hey Chang, those commie Chinese are resilient, they get through hard times and they get things done. Sort of like you, except for the later.
China is trying to keep 5% GDP growth, because anything less than 5% is not good enough for them.
A student is unhappy because he only got 95% on the test mark, 100% is what he aim for.😁
Have you check the GDP in US/EU? Their economy are dying as we speak. 😁
They are happy as long as it stays on positive. What a bunch of losers.
The next bubble here we go
relax, they don't even have the printing machine people wants, they r so screw
Stimulus Blitz = Inflation Blitz
Time will tell if this works. Gov't hoped that dropping property prices would allow younger people a chance to buy a property, start families and have babies. People and markets don't work that way. Instead, you have record high unemployment amongst young adults, property owners unwilling to sell their existing properties and people don't have the consumer confidence to buy luxury goods, let alone have babies.
@@masterchinese28 babies? No. If you really understood economics, it was about avoiding a massive bubble in the property sector. That bubble was far more dangerous than the lack of newborns that you're referring to. Was 2008 not simple enough for you to understand?
@MVTease China has a massive propaganda and policy push the last several years trying to encourage more babies. Making housing affordable with a "houses are for living, not speculation" is part of the move to encourage family formation and population growth. I guess you were so stuck on 2008 that you missed it.
@@masterchinese28 sounds about right 👍
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global inflation coming
You guys do not explain things very well in China is it not true that they buy the house first and it’s built second the problem is the apartments or condos are never built so the person buying the condo or the apartment never gets their condo or apartment even though they paid for it
Fake news or not my BABA shares are finally back at $100!
China's on board. Good days are coming back. This stabilizes the dollar and allows more rate cuts. Ecb will need to slow, pause. Another 50 by the fed and some more hiring , higher inflation. Pause until next year. 3% by mid '25, hold on to your bridges, rough ride, smooth landing
When will these big nations understand that people cant be controlled that way😩
Silver price to go on a nice bull run
Woah, was not expecting this move. Not enough though. $142 billion is not going to save the Chinese economy
And the IMF recently raised the growth prospect for China for this year to 5%. That's also what the government aimed for. So that's not bad at all.
China is in the stage of a reality check, no country had ever grown like them, and they are not going to grow like they did, just a fact.
If you visit the tourist locations it's busy as ever, and people do spend, maybe less than when they were confident. But the thing is, even if the confidence were high, it doesn't matter how much plane tickets, hotels, souvenirs, fancy restaurants people spend their money. Nothing compares to buying houses, and the follow-up spendings of them, which was what boosted China's economy. And that was based on the (somewhat blind) assumption that house price will always go up. Now that notion largely went to bust, there's nothing that will support their crazy growth, no matter what stimulus are in place.
Agreed
that explains why usa is under 40 trillion $ debt to China .
is europe bazooka next ?
@@newdata oh yeah they can't afford to fall behind the US and China. I think dragi said a week ago that they need to invest throughout the EU about 500 trillion dollars over the 20 years just to stay competitive with the US and China.
@@st.charlesofaberdeen154 He will do "whatever it takes", probably dispensing with sustainable economics . . .
@@st.charlesofaberdeen154that explains why usa is under 40 trillion $ debt to China .
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US stock market looks like disappointed today. lol
Just a good timing. US & EU economy collapsing. lot of fund and money will move to Asia. They have been waiting this hour too long. Smart move.
wow you are deluded it is quite the opposite
@@bullpup1337woah US has a gdp growth half of china in H1 2024 despite china’s doldrums. What happened?
I don’t support china or us btw. I just say as it is
@@kingseiryu929 ahm… you believe the Chinese official numbers, then?
@@bullpup1337 by that logic, what if it is actually more? I don’t believe china numbers on Covid but economic growth is kinda different to me.
Idk, US itself claims there is no riot on Jan 6 you believe?
@@bullpup1337 by that logic, what if it is more than what they said? I don’t trust china when it comes to the big flu numbers but it’s different for economic growth.
By the same logic, the facts for US is always divided into 2 party perspectives. Who to believe like that?
China, on the other hand, is never so concerned and obsessed about the US economy.
Because you dont need to be too concerned. Its not the US economy that has struggled for over 4 years and with markets at the same level for 15 years. Chinese economy is a house of cards so of course the world is concerned.
I would say the exact opposite, and all you WuMao reinforce that. On every single video about China - you can find many comments "What about the US blah blah blah", even if the video has nothing to do with the US. Chinese media inside China (yes, I live in China) and comments on videos outside China - are obsessed with comparisons with to the US and bashing the US
@@PelleGIT But he isn't even correct. On every youtube video about China - you find people comparing China to the US. I live in China and the state media is obsessed with labeling the US as the bad guy. China state media is absolutely obsessed with the US, as are the nationalists they have created
@@PelleGITwell that explains why usa is under 40 trillion $ debt to China .
@@valetudo1569don't worry . Everyone knows that usa is in debt to China
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China inflation here we come
@@XxXenosxX well given its been in deflation im guessing a bit of inflation is the goal.
that will be right exactly
ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE PUMP AND DUMP STRATEGY BY THE WEST...😂😂😂😂
Unless banks are put to the sword to lend, thanks for the 125bps risk free.
They don't need to be put to the sword. They're majorly state owned banks, so unlike in the US, the bureaucrats in China don't need to beg the banks to lend more.
Government of China has strong grip on financial services
@@TheBielrangel that's not where I'm coming from. This is monetary policy. And once CBs lose independence, like here, effects are not as clear as the US.
@@timmythomas3522since when the China’s central bank is independent from their govt? They always work together.
@@Idontgiveaf566 your point? seems you don't understand what monetary policy is.
Will Chinese ordinary people feel confident to spend again, as they did 10 years ago? I don't think so, because they are worried about their retirement and sickness in old age. The CCP spent trillions on infrustractures, such as a new capital, but it never spent significant resource for common people's social welfare. Any temporary fix will not change anything long term.
What are you talkin about dude? Internettravelor more like it. The official retirement age is as low as 55 for some workers in China.
Dont pretend to be an expert about something you're not.
You need to look into global liquidity and understand why it's everything in a debt based system.
Not entirely sure what your comment is alluding to, respectfully🙏🏻
Chinese govt has done more for its people than any other country and we talking about a few hundred million people's life that has been greatly improved
@@jctai100 那是女性
It's not going to work because it doesn't address the primary issue which is excessive savings and delevrageing. Riddle me this how is it that cutting lending rates will help China when households are not borrowing any more money and are in fact reducing their debt? It won't not in the short to medium term until households feel that they've cut their liabilities to sufficient levels.
What China needs to do is get more money into the hands of the 1 billion people making less than 300 dollars per month. These people are living hand to mouth and any capital put into their hands will be spent.
You've got a 50 basis point rate cut in a country th a that has a 50+ percent savings rate and you think that's going to do much to help restructure the economy? Not going to happen China needs direct consider stimulus.
I am up 30% after selling over price real estate to buy under price Chinese stocks.
It is better to buy houses in China. HaiNan island lets foreigners purchase house with no tax.
PRINTING PAPER 🇨🇳
Printing toilet paper 🇺🇸
not the paper we want though, so still screw
I thought CCP was claiming economy is good and everything is all roses. What happened?
@@1two3four5sixer where did it say economy is bad ?
In usa they told us economy is awesome and people still can't afford anything
Jerome Powell says the US economy is awesome while absolutely refusing to directly answer questions about the labor market.
@@jacksmith-mu3ee Americans Boomers prosperity seems an excellent trigger for your jealousy👍 what happened?
China economy is so bad right now and to make it worse the rich are leaving too... Singapore, Japan, US, Australia and Portugal are seeing record numbers of rich Chinese immigrant applications
@@Littlepunk8964 yes its so bad that usa is under chinese loans
chinese economy is cooked. Demographics are cooked in china
@@willberry6434 you worry too much abt china . 🇨🇳
Sure is lol. Are you putting your money where your mouth is or are you just talking nonsense?
china has no demographics issue. in fact china has more people now and 20% of its young people dont have a job due to lack of employment opportunity. more people means more slave workers for the west and its multinational companies to produce goods at lowest price for their consumers, at the same time, suppress wage because there are plenty of workers are available. that is why china still in poverty despite the fact it has grown its economy at double digits for the last 30 years. and it is still poorer than malaysia per person!
😂China 0 recession
China 0 inflation
Usa recession
Uk recession
France recession
Germany recessing
India recession
Taiwan recession
@@yongchen8204around 20 percent of china's population is above 60 and that number will be around 40 percent in 2050. And that's a lot of money to be spent on elderly people
"5% GDP Growth", needs stimulus. 🤣🤣🤣
China economy bad at 5% growth
Usa economy robust at 0.9% growth
What the Chinese economy needs is not another 'blitz'. They need to reform to a free market economy, give the Chinese people property rights and implement democracy and you would see China take off like a rocket ship, much like well managed countries such as Singapore and Taiwan. Taiwan should be the template for China.
they have property rights better then every other countries also their is no need what's called democracy
you must be joking. Singapore may be, but Taiwan democracy is such a failure and the economy has been stagnate for decades.
You do know that China is a direct democracy right?
China = PRC + ROC
@@Leitalks And still Taiwan is significantly richer than China (per capita). Chinese are poor, Taiwanese are rich. How does that work?
Let’s go Brandon!
我们将见证新王登基
no. Emperor XI is staying!
@@eddy5380 monarchy is banned in China
@@zacksmith5963 dictatorship isn’t
Stimulus = borrow and print more money --> pay more interest --> lower credit rating.
R u talking about US or china
Probably India lol
China 0 recession
China 0 inflation
Usa recession
Uk recession
France recession
Germany recessing
India recession
Taiwan recession
Maybe that's the price of 5% growth.
In 2023, real China's economy shrank -3.5%, nor expanded 5.2% as reported.
Unlike US, China can afford the stimulus
No it can't
US economy recovered from coronavirus, but China's didn't
@@philmelb1022yeah it definitely can 😊
@@allerliebste3393that explains why usa is under 40 trillion $ debt to China .
@@nickl1177 delusional, but they increased indebtedness will make my Bitcoin rise so I could care less.
Should it be illegal for governments to print money earned by workers?
To all the bots in the comment: if this move is not good enough, check out their stock market today.
Westoids : china collapsing have to use stimulus!!! 😮
Westoids: stimulus not enough haha😂
Westoids: chinese overcapacity is cheating how dare they 😢
while America busy spending Billions on anti - China , it backfires on the American people -
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nop, it's actually helping US economy now and it's growing and employment rate is much higher.
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@@bayernvoeller you serioulsy never have been to US don't you? that's just few among many places in the US. China has massive poverty and underdeveloped places too not too mention half the population under poverty despite China claimed to have lifted 600 million out of poverty. Have you seen these chinis toi-lets? and how ppl don't clean up the mess?
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@@bayernvoeller lmao, China has more $h!tholes than you realize.