Re: Calm before hopefully a gentle storm...

On Jun 29, 1:50 am, rst0wxyz <rst0w...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Jun 27, 9:59 pm, "fyfp...@xxxxxxxxx" <fyfp...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

The Olympic is about to start and when one looks beyond Olymic, one
wonders what the next excitement will be  for both China and the rest
of the world.

My own experiences in the past seem to have suggested that the next
storm will be one in which whoever will get into the White House will
have to gradually notch up the interest rates in order to check the
rampant growth of this Goliath named inflation.  Since my economics
knowledge has already been 'given back' to teachers, I am looking
forward to being enlightened on this issue by high-tech economists
like Albert Fung and T Lee...and perhaps Jim Walsh too.

You are asking the wrong people.
Albert Fung is a self-speculator.

It does not mean a self-speculator is mostly wrong...and a non-
speculator always right...

LT Lee has an opinion on every subject on earth.

He may get lucky on this one...

And Jim Walsh was a failure in life turned teacher in >Taiwan.

If someone can become a teacher, he or she is no longer a failure...


Since you have "given back" to your teachers,

I can reactivate my old memory, which tells me Albert Fung may have
something sensitive to say...

none of us are qualify to discuss economics.

Considering how often the 'qualified' economists are wrong, it only
makes sense for the amateurs to have their pound of speculation
flesh...




In particular, I wish to be illuminated on the various ramifications
for China by such an interest hike and what one can do to guard
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