These numbers are truly staggering. The phrases that immediately come to mind are, “fasten your seat belt, it’s going to be a bumpy ride” and “last one out please turn off the lights”, not to mention my previously posted “abandon ship!”.
It’s also going to be “every man for himself”. Where will the Chinese, multinational corporations, and others park their money for safekeeping? It’s not all going into Swiss bank accounts. How much will be invested in the New York Stock Exchange, American real estate, and the multinationals’ other foreign manufacturing plants? Which Southeast Asian nation will be seen as the preferred investment opportunity, and which African nation will benefit most from the reallocation of investment funds? How will all the economic turmoil affect the dozens of elections held in the world this year? And what draconian measures are the CCP going to implement in a futile attempt to stave further outflow of funds?
We are in for not only a tumultuous year, but a completely unpredictable one. Peter Nayland Kust is the man to help us make sense of it all as it unfolds. Thanks in advance, Peter!
There are some interesting insights in these:
https://www.theepochtimes.com/article/why-chinas-economy-is-worse-than-you-think-5584150?utm_source=ref_share&utm_campaign=copy
https://www.theepochtimes.com/china/quant-quake-china-imposes-restrictions-on-quant-funds-to-boost-market-confidence-5592126?utm_source=ref_share&utm_campaign=copy
These numbers are truly staggering. The phrases that immediately come to mind are, “fasten your seat belt, it’s going to be a bumpy ride” and “last one out please turn off the lights”, not to mention my previously posted “abandon ship!”.
It’s also going to be “every man for himself”. Where will the Chinese, multinational corporations, and others park their money for safekeeping? It’s not all going into Swiss bank accounts. How much will be invested in the New York Stock Exchange, American real estate, and the multinationals’ other foreign manufacturing plants? Which Southeast Asian nation will be seen as the preferred investment opportunity, and which African nation will benefit most from the reallocation of investment funds? How will all the economic turmoil affect the dozens of elections held in the world this year? And what draconian measures are the CCP going to implement in a futile attempt to stave further outflow of funds?
We are in for not only a tumultuous year, but a completely unpredictable one. Peter Nayland Kust is the man to help us make sense of it all as it unfolds. Thanks in advance, Peter!
Any chance, in your expert opinion that this is a prewar move?