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jack12321
14 Apr 10 11:59
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Chinese inflation continues to increase
Chinese tighten lending more and more
Snapping point will be reached
Chinese property crash
Chinese GDP falls like a stone
US bonds and the US dollar temporarily spike
Oil hits $40
Gold hits $900
Chinese foreign debt purchases cease, sales start
US bonds, US dollar plunge into oblivion
Gold skyrockets
Bond yields are through the roof
US can't fund it's debt anymore
UK can't fund it's debt anymore
Printing continues, both currencies get battered
High inflation (growth in money supply + imported from weak currencies)
Low growth
High interest rates

The US is fked
The UK is fked

That is all.

imo

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By:
chisel
When: 14 Apr 10 12:21
Are you on something illegal?
By:
The Investor
When: 14 Apr 10 22:56
"Chinese tighten lending more and more"

Not going to happen
By:
teo813
When: 14 Apr 10 23:02
agree with jack
By:
DonWarro
When: 14 Apr 10 23:42
and me. i said what op said last year and that it would be china that would be the trigger for our high inflation and real problems to kick in.
By:
Mrben
When: 15 Apr 10 03:23
mmmm jack, I have been tipping a china collapse for long time until recently.Nothing makes sense there.However I've done a total 360.A collapse just won't happen there no matter how absurd the situation seems.Why? China has the luxury of a government who can change the rules at will, no senate to deal with, no pesky media exposing them, no opposition party to whinge and above all should the citizens object they can just be shipped of into the dark night never to be seen again.
If ever there is economic trouble the govt just contrives new rules to prevent any collapse.Its the perfect ecomomic system.
No matter how much pressure the world puts onthem the govt just tells them get nicked we will do our own thing.
I am currently in the process of setting up a business to import steel from china into australia.My partner is a chinese guy here in aust.My share around 300k. I mentioned it to a few of my chinese frds here in aust and in less than a week I had offers from their relatives in china to provide me the funds or do do a joint ventureof some kind.Their total offers are almost 2 million.These people just have so few ways to invest their surplus funds.Theres just tooo much money in china for a collapse.
You can make more profits following them up rather than punting on their demise.
By:
thecanadian
When: 15 Apr 10 04:09
Who gives a f@ck?

Trade the 5 minute chart and make money.

;)
By:
jack12321
When: 15 Apr 10 12:50
""Chinese tighten lending more and more"

Not going to happen"


They HAVE to tighten, and are starting to already, or else inflation will spiral out of control. The complusive savers that are the Chinese will not just sit back and watch their savings being wiped out with double digit inflation and low interest rates.

Yes they'll be reluctant, yes they'll do it slower than they need to, but rates will rise.
By:
Biodiesel
When: 15 Apr 10 21:31
my mate runs a english school in China and his girlfriends friends father is a property developer. He said that city building will slow down but they plan on moving out towards more rural areas and develop there.
He also said that demand for property units are there but they have become unafforadable to even ur avearge Chinnese professional, this is why you have empty units. So by cutting credit they take liquidity out of the real estate market and this will help cool the property market prices.

Property speculators are the ones that will be hurt here, China will roar on
By:
johnnie walker
When: 15 Apr 10 21:57
you ll import steel from china into australia???
By:
Mrben
When: 17 Apr 10 02:17
hecanadian 15 Apr 13:09
Who gives a f@ck?

Trade the 5 minute chart and make money.

;)

please advise your next 5 minute trade.asap.thanks.
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