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Why don't you shut your trap for good, this toilet thingy is getting really lame & these drivelling poopers don't have much of an argument against us hence their fits !only agenda i could think is there are less toilets in india & people defect in open
or may uncle is not happy about beef ban in india
Why don't you shut your trap for good, this toilet thingy is getting really lame & these drivelling poopers don't have much of an argument against us hence their fits !
What kind of logic is that?
America wasn't growing at double-digit rates before their housing bubble crash.
Japan wasn't growing at double-digit rates before their asset bubble crash.
Bubbles occur when prices/values are significantly above the intrinstic value of what is being produced. At least with China, we are actually producing things (buildings and products) that have intrinsic value, they are tangible things that actually exist.
Compared to the Wall Street guys, who get rich without actually creating anything tangible that you can hold in your hands. Just numbers and data on the screen.
I said it's far-fetched, but if it's from S&P, the US flag benchmark rating agency, their must be some political agenda down there.
yes,typical ponzi scheme
lol,ponzi is more cridible than indian economy dataPonzi seems to be favorite word of some chinese members here, even without knowing what it is
lol,ponzi is more cridible than indian economy data
US credit rating agency Moody's on Wednesday hit the Indian government hard for not doing enough on the reforms front. It said, "The single biggest factor weighing on the (economic) outlook is the Indian government."
The comment followed another rating firm, Standard and Poor's (S&P), lowering India's credit outlook to negative, raising questions over the economy that had taken a hit by borrowings, rising imports and political compulsions stalling key reforms.
The agency maintained India's rating at BBB-, which is just a notch above "junk" that carries a higher risk of default by the government, but warned that it might downgrade the rating in the next two years if the fundamentals worsened.
"We expect only modest progress in fiscal and public sector reforms given the political cycle with the next elections to be held by May 2014 and the current political gridlock," S&P said in a statement.
Later, Moody's Analytics senior economist Glenn Levine said in a commentary: "In all economies it is impossible to separate the economic from the political outlook, and that is particularly the case in India."
Now we know , you dont know what a Ponzi scheme is. Charles Ponzi would be very proud of you
Obviously you know more about Charles Ponzi, you are running toilet scams in India.
And be nice to the Chinese, or they won't bailout Reliance next time.