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Strategies & Market Trends : HONG KONG
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To: William Shen who wrote (1424)3/16/1998 11:11:00 PM
From: synchro  Read Replies (2) of 2951
 
William, you can always click on "next" if a certain post doesn't interest you or that which YOU don't consider to be adding value. YOu have that freedom. That's the one tiny little pleasure among many about living in an individualistic society instead of a collectivist one. I plead guilty of not putting **OT** on the first line of the msg, but others have been considerate enough to do so.

I would respectfully suggest that one must seriously consider the political dimension when investing in Hong Kong and China. And in examining the political dimension, one inevitably has to look at history as well as current affairs for clues.

Lastly, when it comes to investing in Red Chips, I would say private property right (I may be stating the obvious, but that is THE central tenant of *true* capitalism) is something worth contemplating about when there is all this talk about "asset injection" and such. What makes you think whatever the state "inject" can't also be "ejected"? Property rights, Property rights....
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