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    China crash

    Been watching its market crash and didnt think it would get this bad if it gets down over fifty sixty percent going to try and get a few pennies in nothing stupid something for the kids in the long long time frame.

    Anyone have thoughts?

    #2
    Didn't this happen in 2008 in the states?


    Somehow the market quietly returned to where it was and higher?

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      #3
      China's problems may dwarf the U.S. Housing market crash dip of '08 - jmo

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        #4
        China is crashing despite heroic efforts on the part of the government and the PBOC which tells you that you can manipulate markets for a while but eventually it takes over. Quite different than the US in 2008.

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          #5
          How is it different?

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            #6
            The Greek situation pales as compared to the global impact of China's failing economy.

            China stock markets have nearly wiped out 1/3 of their value since June 12th or more than 2 trillion dollars. And a lot of these investments were heavily leveraged.

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              #7
              A staggering fact . . . in the past three weeks, China's stock market losses are equal to about 15 times the annual GDP of Greece.

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                #8
                Errol where is the bottom and where is the China govt in this.

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                  #9
                  Chinese stocks are up 14 percent so far this year. Crash or correction?

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                    #10
                    China may have devalue their renminbi currency. But this will ignite a further trade imbalance.
                    Outcome not good as 2015 rally was supported heavily by bad credit policy.

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