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Strategies & Market Trends : The Financial Collapse of 2001 Unwinding

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To: elmatador who wrote (13196)	1/18/2025 11:24:46 AM
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We will see very serious changes as the US asserts finally its interests vigorously, something that did not occur in the previous four years. History will judge them as an aberration. A very serious competition with China/the East will result. In my view, the world will be asked to choose between top-down oppression, aggressive social control, loss of civil liberties, economic Darwinism and their opposite. My belief is that the innate human impulse for liberty will prevail. It will be a decades-long struggle. China carries within it the seeds of self-destruction. The role of Mexico will be very significant. It is becoming a permanently leftist narco state, but over which the US has tremendous leverage. China will surreptitiously try to exploit Mexico’s unique position. This is a tremendously important and interesting (to me) situation. If my career were beginning, I would jump into that fray headfirst. Follow the trail of immigration and capital. Both pick winners. That ‘whooosh’ sound you hear is the sound of capital leaving China.

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