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To: roto who wrote (3481)1/29/2022 11:13:21 AM
From: Sun Tzu  Respond to of 10550
 
Chinese companies should declare regular dividends policies as a percentage of their profits. They should also put up a clear explanation of their VIE contracts on their websites. The combination would help people like me have more confidence in investing in them. Otherwise, money held in a corporate account which can be given away to the owners and directors at any time without my say is not the kind of proposition I can live with.



To: roto who wrote (3481)7/16/2022 7:32:44 PM
From: Sun Tzu  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 10550
 
Chinese RE and banking problems are big and in other parts of the world could cause huge problems, but not in China. There are two takeaways here:
(1) Chinese imports, and therefore commodities, have a lot more room to drop.
(2) China has no desire to displace USD with RMB



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