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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (136167)	10/19/2017 6:44:31 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 218646

re <<China's central bank warns of 'Minsky moment' as economy powers ahead>> i greatly respect mr zhou xiao-chuan the china central banker. he is doing his job and has done well so far. i have no respect for any other central banker currently serving around the planet. i think his warning is timely, when it can and doubtlessly shall do some good. i think there are many possible parallel-circuit triggers to minsky-oops. global macro is okay, at the cost of ruining the middle- / savings-classes - neither are sustainable but both can be elongated beyond endurance of the too-many shared lunch yesterday w/ my scottish mentor and his longtime partner, a japanese tycoon. both are 40+ years hk-resident. both keep track of events around the world, and both felt ... - global economy is okay, but for unsustainable reasons - geopolitics is dicey - abe using external threats to maintain power - europe a mess, and trending worse - trump is a real estate man for whom everything is always beautiful, great, glorious, and next 'thing' habitually fantastic - money-printing shall continue as both are my seniors, i defer to their views, and take comfort that they feel the macro is not in imminent danger of collapsing the japanese guy is gungho on belt & road initiative. the scott asking questions and getting answers.