@PaulH39468020@BarrettYouTube it's not a technological breakout, but stunt the world with how cheap china can produce a high tech stuff. once the world gets used to this low cost as a result of ripping off chinese labour, they export their chinese way to the west, then pump and dump western markets.
@ruima it shows deeply the difference between china and the west. China can ignore human rights, minimum wage protection, workers' right so to achieve low labour cost, while the west where more protection to workers, labours. so ppl in the west dont complain one day you're ripped off
@WhileTravelling But still Chinese Nationals employment is poor, their salaries have not been risen for many years,so hardware has good development but majority of people do not benefit, unlike the west where people can gain wealth
@afshinrattansi depends on what aspects. it's It’s miles ahead of the US’ major cities all rounded, why would the chinese factories labors being paid only 1/20 of US manufacturing labours? the power of ccp is built upon capping the wealth of chinese citiens, that's where the money from
@HeXie1949101@EnginEroglu_FW@democrats_eu@RenewEurope@FREIEWAEHLER_BV well , I know how you feel, in the midst of the falling chinese economy, keep cutting rates, national debt increasing, national treasuries yield keep recorded historic low as a result of chinese national banks themselves dare not to invest in any other chinese assets
@dominictsz stupidity never get paid off, they fund it ina different way that you can not see it from the surface, they do it via informal way, some gone thru HK to do away US sanctions.
@PieterStern@Byron_Wan barely growing, pmi stay put,local consumption weak. ppi falls. given that the previous data is already at a low point to compare against
@kevin5933@cskun1989 my HK born American friend worked in HK few years ago , once been invited to have an interview for a job hired by the newly setup virtual banking (mother company Xiaomi) . My friend was interviewed by Chow. The whole interview was odd. My friend was MIT grad.
@HAOHONG_CFA Hi sir, deep sorrow for HK people who have been strongly supporting hk stock market. May I ask so why sir you still choose to station in HK to work for a hedge fund? HK still has its niche?