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Strategies & Market Trends : The Financial Collapse of 2001 Unwinding

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To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (13434)4/8/2025 3:42:00 AM
From: elmatador   of 13775
 
Capital is like Manure; it needs to Spread it Evenly. Are you worried about your exports?

There are 2.8 billion people who could take over your exports. 1.4 billion in India and 1.4 billion in Africa. But you are going to argue that they do not have the purchase power. They don't. Why don't they? Because all capital is piled up in Europe, the US, and Japan.

What is happening now? Send more capital to the United States!

When the Chinese come to these markets and invest, what do the rich countries think? The Chinese are creating debt traps. Well, I know how much Africans owe to the World Bank and the IMF, and no one calls those debt traps.

If countries want to depend on the US market alone, then do not complain of being are at the mercy of the United States.

When Africans are denied capital because they can't drill for oil and gas.

The World Bank wants gay rights to lend money to Uganda.

French president says Europe shouldn’t invest in America “for some time until we have clarified things.”. Trump is not going to take that seriously because it shows the EU wants to negotiate. Macron should have said: That does it. The EU will move out investments out of the US and to the emerging markets from now on.
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