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To: TobagoJack who wrote (133876)5/24/2017 7:02:35 PM
From: Pogeu Mahone  Respond to of 217575
 
Who needs Moodyz fake news?
a contrarian ?



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and not disappoint women.



To: TobagoJack who wrote (133876)5/25/2017 5:19:49 PM
From: Maurice Winn  Respond to of 217575
 
Credit growth is not the point. Adoption of Virtuous Victorian Values is: << But it’s been a credit-fueled expansion. And that’s what’s got Moody’s worried.

Marie Diron, senior vice president at Moody’s in Singapore, says the economy is increasingly dependent on policy stimulus and that’s pushing leverage ever higher. She also noted the stark differences between now and 1989.

"China’s rating is today much higher at A1 because we’ve seen a long period of very fast growth, very rapid increase in income levels that provide some shock absorption capacity," she said. The one similarity between the two events is that in 1989 there also was pressure on policy makers to restructure the state-ownedo enterprise sector as its debt burden drags on the economy, adding pressure on the financial sector, she said.>>

Free enterprise, private property etc is the reason for the gung ho boom.

The economy is not dependent on policy stimulus. Leave people alone is the best policy stimulus.

Dopey politicians fiddling with finance CAUSES the problems. During the 2007 financial bust, I was looking forwards to being a generous landlord of about 100,000 houses after buying up mortgagee assets for cents on the dollar. But shareholders and creditors were gifted umpty$billion of opm to avoid them losing money.

I planned to tell the house owners that I would cut their mortgages by half so they could afford to stay there.

Mqurice