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China Investing - You wouldn’t skydive without a parachute, would you?

Posted in December 12th, 2008

by admin in Blogroll, China Economic Growth, China Energy, China Investors Fieldtrip 2008, China Stock Market, China Stocks, Hong Kong Stocks Exchange Tour

Are you wearing this name tag?

I know that you are probably thinking that it is ridiculous forÂ me to tell you to invest in the stock market right now. If you readÂ any headlines, the observation that most amateur investors wouldÂ make is that it is the worst time to get into the China Stock Market.Â However, let’s compare headlines:(these take from various news websites on December 10, 2008)

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Could China Foreclose on America?

Posted in December 9th, 2008

by admin in Blogroll, China Economic Growth, China Energy, China ISPs, China Investors Fieldtrip 2008, China Stock Market, China Stocks, Hong Kong Stocks Exchange Tour

Americaâ€™sÂ Nightmare Looms in Beijing

Americaâ€™s Nightmare Looms in Beijing

He took a severe tongue-lashing from his Chinese counterparts. Now Henry Paulson is back in Washington, trying to fix our homemade financial crisis. How times have changed for China and for the U.S. investment scene.

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Why the collapse of US financial institutions will not spread to China

Posted in December 5th, 2008

by admin in Blogroll, China Economic Growth, China Investors Fieldtrip 2008, China Stock Market, China Stocks, Hong Kong Stocks Exchange Tour

The combined effects of plummeting U.S. stock indexes, and the collapse of mammoth financial institutions like Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns have dragged down stock markets worldwide. The Shanghai Composite Index has fallen about 70 percent this year. Property prices have dropped in China, and export growth has slumped, all because of apprehensive investors waiting to see what happens next in the markets.

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Is Chinaâ€™s Economy Doomed?

Posted in December 2nd, 2008

by admin in China Economic Growth, China Investors Fieldtrip 2008, China Stock Market, China Stocks, Hong Kong Stocks Exchange Tour

IsÂ Chinaâ€™s Economy Doomed?

Boom or Bust
Making Sense of Many Predictions about China

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â€œOnce known asÂ an economic miracle, China now heads for an economic catastrophe.â€Â This recent internet posting contained terrifying words to be sure. But thisÂ isolated publication was just one of countless predictions calling for everythingÂ from boom to bust for China over the past few days. Whom should we believe?

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Gambling on China & Macau (not just yet)

Posted in November 25th, 2008

by Jim Trippon in Blogroll, China Economic Growth, China Energy, China Investors Fieldtrip 2008

New York markets are still setting the pace for international bourses and the majorÂ U.S. indexes have finally enjoyed a few good days. But we’re not popping champagne corks at China Stock Digest just yet.KeepÂ in mind, a few days of hyperactive gains by the DOW and S&P Indexes have also been marked by strong intra-day volatility. Wild daily swings indicate that heavy (and possibly desperate) redemptions by over-leveraged hedge and mutual funds are still crashing any recovery momentum on New York markets.