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To: elmatador who wrote (24229)	10/17/2007 4:48:14 AM
From: Riskmgmt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218847

Hi Elmat: I have to disagree with you on this. HK goes against the grain. It is capital hogging. To master these next 50 years you must be on the capital spreading league. The day I find a HK launching a sovereign fund then I see that they are aligned with the arrow of time. Compare it with Sing: Sing is the second biggest sovereign fund. Money bags ready to go out and buy. Hk is the gateway, to the money flow in/out of China. The fastest growing economy this planet has ever seen! It has recently changed the laws that prohibited foreign investment=Chinese can invest in HK legally now. the amount of money passing through HK gateway will make Sing's look like pocket change. They’ve bought Thailand's Thaksin telecoms and as a result he fell. The Sings they are no joke!!! They move mountains. Such is the power of the money bags. No. Thaksin fell because he got too greedy and so blatantly corrupt that even the insiders started to turn on him. His selling to a foreign company, which is illegal and evading millions in taxes, also illegal, on the telecom deal was just one example. There were many others, land deals, the new airport construction kickbacks etc, the list is long.