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China’s economy about to take a nose dive?
I have long believed that China’s booming economy had a foundation like a deck of cards. You see, in the USA, the vast majority of the trading is Business to business. In China, it's the opposite, with the majority being little private investors being told to invest to make a select few billionaire’s rich…with the government taking it cut along the way. For now, the little guy has been making money, but the $hit is about to hit the fan, along with the rug being yanked out beneath their feet.
China has now official suspended the ability to sell in the market for six months and frozen 1.4 trillion in assets.
YIKES—this could create a panic as the major investors quickly cut their losses first when the trading is open, leaving small family types with less worth, and possible a lot less jobs.
Read below. Its jaw dropping stuff. While you want a bad guy rival to do poorly, you never want them desperate. That's when bad things tend to happen. Or when a revolution tends to happen.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...halts-freeze-1-4-trillion-of-shares-amid-rout
I have long believed that China’s booming economy had a foundation like a deck of cards. You see, in the USA, the vast majority of the trading is Business to business. In China, it's the opposite, with the majority being little private investors being told to invest to make a select few billionaire’s rich…with the government taking it cut along the way. For now, the little guy has been making money, but the $hit is about to hit the fan, along with the rug being yanked out beneath their feet.
China has now official suspended the ability to sell in the market for six months and frozen 1.4 trillion in assets.
YIKES—this could create a panic as the major investors quickly cut their losses first when the trading is open, leaving small family types with less worth, and possible a lot less jobs.
Read below. Its jaw dropping stuff. While you want a bad guy rival to do poorly, you never want them desperate. That's when bad things tend to happen. Or when a revolution tends to happen.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...halts-freeze-1-4-trillion-of-shares-amid-rout