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To: Snowshoe who wrote (63818)	5/24/2010 6:04:22 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 219612

marc is less than sure, and readily admits maybe way early also, china tepidness is often times voluntary and self induced thus china strength can easily be after tepidness has done its thing you want to hear about china, i am telling you about china the land sales in china are by the state, just like hong kong since 200+ years ago 60% of proceeds go to the state, 20% to province and 20% to municipality you think the state wants a bubble to burst or expand further? neither. china is comprised of two economies, one urban coastal and the other inland rural. you think the state would always favor one vs the other via monetary, fiscal, and administrative policies? not. and so china zigs and zags, and so far, doing excellently, with due care and astute agility. the real estate prices are supposed down 30% across the board. you can waste time trying to buy at such discount, and then find out that the only difference between now and before is that while you are negotiating, the ask is not increasing.