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Dollar Will Weaken, 3 Sectors Will Rule: Strategists


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Oh fuck all...ok the USA gores under then what? and who next? we buy all the crap the rest of the world produces...they need us...or maybe not...oh well' date=' glad I drink and do drugs that can't be detected in an FAA drug test...I stay numb so I don't get mad...fuck the rest...and fuck them all...[/quote']

 

The obvious choice is China. They are now the world's second largest economy. Way behind ours but the increase in GDP has been nothing short of phenominal. In 20 years they have leaped frog everyone except us.

I also think India will be their main rivals politically, militarily and economically to some extent.

As far as us, we will probably go the way of the UK since WW2. A leader but not the number one world leader. Important but very reduced in terms of influence.

 

More on our friend, China

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/China-Passes-Japan-as-nytimes-2766831302.html?x=0&.v=1

 

Well, you're getting your wish. The U.S. will not be top dog for too much longer. Be careful what you wish for..hehehe

Experts say unseating Japan  and in recent years passing Germany, France and Great Britain  underscores China’s growing clout and bolsters forecasts that China will pass the United States as the world’s biggest economy as early as 2030

 

Well, this is one thing the world can't keep blaming on the U.S. Also, try telling the Chinese what they should be doing and see if they listen more readily than we did.

China passed the United States in 2006 to become the world’s largest emitter of greenhouse gases

America may be a world leader in name only but not in fact.

... “China is already the primary determiner of the price of virtually every major commodity,†he said. “And the Chinese government can be much more decisive in allocating resources in a way that other governments of this level of per capita income cannot.â€Â...

 

 

Steve, you have it all wrong, the chinese are our friends, or should I say comrades? The yanks are awful! Better the world be under the boot of the fun loving Chinese than the evil yanks!

 

SOme people better pull their heads out on this one, the chinks have never played by the rules, and never will. The world is theirs for the taking according to them. Alledgedly, they have problems feeding their own people, but no problem oppressing them, even if they are too brain washed to realize it.

 

The rest of the world could and should bitch slap them into shape before it is too late, but that won't happen because too many people/countries want to see the lousy yanks fall and will regret it when it is too late...

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This interview with the former head of the Pakistan ISI is a lot more credible than most other news sources.

 

http://www.infowars.com/alex-jones-show-hamid-gul-god-help-america/

 

 

Wake up! ALL MEDIA is controlled by the Jews! Especially the Islamic media! "Arabs" are all just Jews pretending, it is all part of the smoke and mirrors! All a plot to leach our precious bodily fluids!

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China has a looming real estate bust.

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Volunteers reported to Sina that 51.23% of bought flats in about 100 Shanghai property projects were empty. This was lower than the rate in Beijing (65.6%) and Hainan (over 70%), but some warned that the method was unreliable. Media outlets reported a week ago that developers would sometimes leave vacant houses lit up at night to give the illusion that people live there. ...

 

Property bubbles can be divided into two kindsâ€â€quantity bubbles (too much supply) and price bubbles (too expensive). China, however, is facing a combination of the two.

The Chinese property bubble is different from that of other countries since it has a huge supply while prices also run high...

 

What happened to the U.S. economy now serves as a good lesson for Chinese decision makers. Policymakers should act now to alleviate the housing problem, since a crash in the real estate industry could bring down the whole economy. In my opinion, it is very likely the Chinese property market would collapse much like the United States did in 2008.

 

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Two years after the US subprime crisis, China is seeing its own real estate bubble as a result of massive state stimulus programs. Many economists are warning it could burst soon, with unpredictable results for the global economy. ...

 

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This interview with the former head of the Pakistan ISI is a lot more credible than most other news sources.

 

http://www.infowars.com/alex-jones-show-hamid-gul-god-help-america/

 

 

Wake up! ALL MEDIA is controlled by the Jews! Especially the Islamic media! "Arabs" are all just Jews pretending' date=' it is all part of the smoke and mirrors! All a plot to leach our precious bodily fluids![/quote']

 

Biblically both are descended from Abraham. Biblcal brothers :content:

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China has a looming real estate bust.

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Volunteers reported to Sina that 51.23% of bought flats in about 100 Shanghai property projects were empty. This was lower than the rate in Beijing (65.6%) and Hainan (over 70%), but some warned that the method was unreliable. Media outlets reported a week ago that developers would sometimes leave vacant houses lit up at night to give the illusion that people live there. ...

 

Property bubbles can be divided into two kindsâ€â€quantity bubbles (too much supply) and price bubbles (too expensive). China, however, is facing a combination of the two.

The Chinese property bubble is different from that of other countries since it has a huge supply while prices also run high...

 

What happened to the U.S. economy now serves as a good lesson for Chinese decision makers. Policymakers should act now to alleviate the housing problem, since a crash in the real estate industry could bring down the whole economy. In my opinion, it is very likely the Chinese property market would collapse much like the United States did in 2008.

 

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Two years after the US subprime crisis, China is seeing its own real estate bubble as a result of massive state stimulus programs. Many economists are warning it could burst soon, with unpredictable results for the global economy. ...

 

China will have a bust. All econimies even the best ones did. America had very severe busts while it was becoming the world's biggest economy.

 

China's will be hard to gauge because there is srong reason to distrust some of their numbers.

 

In any event, they'll have a bust but they have the financial and economic strength to weather it and rebound. If they do have a severe downturn, they will be like the U.S. and take a few others with them.

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