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To: elmatador who wrote (126612)12/20/2016 5:01:49 AM
From: TobagoJack  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 217540
 
re <<Take the debt and dive by the population and every Chinese debt is > $20K. China debt's in line with Greece.>>

... and the asset backing debt is ?

... and the debt can be paid out of petty cash in the bank ?

... and the income and asset continue to grow and appreciate ?

... and the debt funds more folks working to save and learn and earn and and and

is that what is happening in greece as well?

... brazil? i do not know about brazil except read somewhere that the place made pig's breakfast of a simple sports meet recently, and so i refrain from make others aware of my ignorance except by announcing my ignorance in an open and transparent manner ;0)

re <<That is not how I look at it.>>

... again, re-examine your premise. the wrong is too obvious, and egregiously so.



To: elmatador who wrote (126612)12/20/2016 5:16:27 AM
From: Elroy Jetson  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 217540
 
Most internal Chinese debt is wholley uncollectible, lent to money lising concerns for political reasons. At least that debt is denominated in Yuan the goverment can print - but a good reason for well positioned comrades to change their Yuan for Dollars or Euroe before the Yuan reset.

Your holiday trip is a good opportunity to export and change your vulnerable Chinese currency, They say bad luck runs in threes.

Enjoy your trip.