Sorry Haters, Your China Hard Landing Has Been Postponed Again

[rendong]

I wonder why people like to compare India with China. Do the two countries really look like twins? In fact India and China have nothing in common except population scales. China's economy is 5 times larger. Which is huge gap. The gap is even bigger than Germany and Turkey. Why the hell people never think Germany and Turkey are in the same league?

我从来不看啥中印比较，他们认真发展20年后再说。我们面对的产业竞争是日韩包括德国。

 

[Guynextdoor2]

What?
China is adding an entire Modi indian GDP every 3 years?
What's wrong with the most shining supa powa?

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As of today 'China posts record GDP growth' is the scariest thing you can hear, especially if it is true and the data is not fudged.

 

[Bussard Ramjet]

@padamchen - an unconventional advice if you can take some risk- invest in Chile. Filled with Lithium. By 2030 you would have made a killing.

Provided, technology doesn't shift.

The more expensive lithium gets, and the more limited its supply, the more the reason to find an alternative for Lithium.

 

[Guynextdoor2]

Provided, technology doesn't shift.

The more expensive lithium gets, and the more limited its supply, the more the reason to find an alternative for Lithium.

yes, that is a key risk

 

[Bussard Ramjet]

What?
China is adding an entire Modi indian GDP every 3 years?
What's wrong with the most shining supa powa?

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Actually China's GDP in nominal dollar terms (the one that matters according to all Chinese here) grew much less than India in 2015-2016.

Yuan depreciated against the dollar in 2016.

India's GDP 2015-2016: 2.1 trillion- 2.26 trillion dollars: Increase of 0.16 trillion dollars

China's GDP 2015-2016: 11.06 trillion dollars- 11.2 trillion dollars: Increase 0.14 trillion dollars

India hence is growing at a much much faster pace in nominal dollar terms as a percentage; and in fact is even growing faster than China in absolute terms.

 

[AndrewJin]

我从来不看啥中印比较，他们认真发展20年后再说。我们面对的产业竞争是日韩包括德国。

You are absolutely right, such comparison is meaningless considering the midget size of indian economy and their primitive technology, no future for them.

In the new technological revolution, we are competing with other east asian countries and Germany, US.

 

[Bussard Ramjet]

You are absolutely right, such comparison is meaningless considering the midget size of indian economy and their primitive technology, no future for them.

In the new technological revolution, we are competing with other east asian countries and Germany, US.

It is not about what is right now, it is about what will be.

In late 1990s, no body even thought China of as a kind of technology or science player. The science output of China in top journals was a tenth of that of the US, but look now.

Things actually change extremely fast these days.

 

[AndrewJin]

If the Indian on this forum showed the same dedication of propagating the collapse of China economy, instead reverberated the promises that their elected leaders made during the election campaign or highly motivated to improve Indian economy condition, strictly poor Indian condition will be better somehow.

Look at us Indian starving but trust us on our prediction of China demise's even China economy 5x than our.

PDF RSSers never care about the real indians who r poor, have ill health, and have no skill for the future.
How pathetic of them to care about an economy that is adding an entire india every 3 years.....

 

[Tauren Paladin]

I love this article by forbes:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/kenrap...anding-has-been-postponed-again/#2ac9829648df

 

[Mista]

Actually China's GDP in nominal dollar terms (the one that matters according to all Chinese here) grew much less than India in 2015-2016.

Yuan depreciated against the dollar in 2016.

India's GDP 2015-2016: 2.1 trillion- 2.26 trillion dollars: Increase of 0.16 trillion dollars

China's GDP 2015-2016: 11.06 trillion dollars- 11.2 trillion dollars: Increase 0.14 trillion dollars

India hence is growing at a much much faster pace in nominal dollar terms as a percentage; and in fact is even growing faster than China in absolute terms.

Wrong. It's only for that year. How is India growing faster than China in absolute terms when China is multiple times bigger and and have similar growth rates?

2016 is an anomaly. The RMB depreciated massively against the USD in that year. The RMB isn't going to depreciate at that level every year.

And your 'much less' is just $20b if your figures are correct, which is insignificant for economy worth trillions.

Heck, I just checked. Different measurements by IMF or WB are already more than that amount. If we use IMF figures, India adds lesser than China.

 

[rcrmj]

these threads are clickbait for dumb people living in denial. You're quite free to make the world your enemy but the truth is the truth. There is a massive crisis brewing in your economy and being dumb about it doesn't help you. For the furst time in 30 years Moody's has downgraded china. I'm sure that was a political anti-china conspiracy. And I'm sure using that logic for the last 30 years moody's has been conspiring against china by keeping your ratings high.

you keep using words like 'talk too much'. 'delusion', and 'truth' against others, well, do you know you are a tipical Indian? this bascially means: extremely ignorant, assertive, deluded and primitive````this is well truth that has been proved again and again

 

[ohmrlobalobayeh]

As of today 'China posts record GDP growth' is the scariest thing you can hear, especially if it is true and the data is not fudged.

Your post and jealous Indian's are irrelevant(literally), simply because the largest holder's of China's debts- are the Chinese households themselves.

Question: Ultimately, where does the all capital in the banks that businesses borrow money from- come from at its very root base?

Answer: The savings account of the ordinary Chinese citizen and Overseas Chinese.

I repeat:

The reason why Western(and jealous Indian) naysayers, with their own credit culture- are always endlessly, hopelessly and erroneously predicting the burst of the Chinese 'debt bubble' is because they fail to grasp this single profound logic- that the largest holders of China's debts are the Chinese people themselves.

 

[danger007]

I wonder why people like to compare India with China. Do the two countries really look like twins? In fact India and China have nothing in common except population scales. China's economy is 5 times larger. Which is huge gap. The gap is even bigger than Germany and Turkey. Why the hell people never think Germany and Turkey are in the same league?

Of course China economy is bigger now,. but few years ago, but few years ago economy is in same position... Don't forget it.. silly boy..

 

[B2B]

Indian great at future prediction why India failed at the prediction of Mumbai surpassed Shanghai in 2008.

Because the thread was devoid of your wise inputs.
Oh i wish !

Our resident indian experts fresh from pooping on the streets and armed with their vedic calculations and blessings from some random cow will not agree to this.

Our secret is out ?
The CPC is really feeding you well seeing the amount of grey in your matter.

Did the CPC start paying for 1 line posts ? How much are you guys making these days ? Business is good it seems isnt it ?

 

[Guynextdoor2]

Your post and jealous Indian's are irrelevant(literally), simply because the largest holder's of China's debts- are the Chinese households themselves.

Question: Ultimately, where does the all capital in the banks that businesses borrow money from- come from at its very root base?

Answer: The savings account of the ordinary Chinese citizen and Overseas Chinese.

I repeat:

The reason why Western(and jealous Indian) naysayers, with their own credit culture- are always endlessly, hopelessly and erroneously predicting the burst of the Chinese 'debt bubble' is because they fail to grasp this single profound logic- that the largest holders of China's debts are the Chinese people themselves.

You aren't very good at this economics thing are you?