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To: dvdw© who wrote (134018)	6/2/2017 3:52:32 PM
From: Gemlaoshi	1 Recommendation Recommended By Elroy Jetson of 218341

dvdw, It's all a matter of maintaining a bit of perspective. To wit: In 1988, all ten of the largest banks in the world were Japanese In 1989, the Neikei reached 39,000, the most expensive stock market in the world Japanese real estate was creating overnight billionaires Japanese companies were buying US real estate, golf courses, farmland, forests, natural resources It could go on forever because they owed all of their debt to themselves The Japanese were going to corner world resources and leave the US a pauper Japanese carmakers were going to put US carmakers out of business The Japanese were going to become the dominant world player and leave the US in shambles In a couple of quotes attributed to JM Keynes (or not): "The world can stay irrational longer than you can remain solvent", and "There is nothing more disasterous than a rational investment plan in an irrational world". Does the Chinese situation show signs of being irrational? Definitely Could it continue for another 10 years? Possibly Will the Chinese take over the world? Probably not. watch and wait Dave

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