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How China could Destroy the Fed's Great Reset.

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China's growth stall will keep Global

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disinflation Trend in tract or in intact

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rather now this I think is also very

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interesting so let's let's take a minute

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here just to address China

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is slowing uh substantially

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China

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generally grows at a rate of eight to

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nine percent

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it is expected to only grow at a measly

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five percent

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however that expectation was propped up

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based on what we saw in q1 which was

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relatively propped up on uh Services

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spend and pent-up demand spend

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and as that Fades China's economy might

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not grow at five percent

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it might not even grow at four percent

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it might grow at closer to three and a

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half percent

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that could actually put downward

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pressure on Commodities you could look

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at futures for iron ore copper ore and

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see exactly those Industrial Metals

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slowing down it also puts downward

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pressure on oil oil prices certainly way

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lower than individuals I think expected

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we're back down to pre-ukraine War uh

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time frames for oil prices and while

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there's talk that OPEC is once again

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going to cut production uh they just

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haven't announced that yet and so the

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oil market so far has not reacted

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terribly positively to this idea that oh

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yeah definitely more Cuts coming uh

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instead more Focus for oil pricing and

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inflationary pricing is focused on China

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and this this negative outlook for China

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as much as it's bad for Chinese

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individuals it's absolutely fantastic

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for the globe because what you're doing

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is you're literally flip-flopping what

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people expected now this really excites

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me because you talk to me about

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flip-flopping I get excited okay but

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think about this for a moment

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last year

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markets had this expectation that was

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fallacious but they had this expectation

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that

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oh as soon as China ends Cove at zero

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we're gonna see this massive

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inflationary boom and and China's gonna

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contribute massively to inflation

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Commodities are going to Skyrocket oil

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is going to Skyrocket manufacturing

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inflation is going to Skyrocket

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everything's going to Skyrocket because

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of China China's reopening is going to

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cast this massive re-inflation instead

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what you have it had happened in q1 and

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into Q2 here is this

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okay China just kind of went back to

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normal for the first you know five

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months of 2020. uh three but now what

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are you seeing and you're seeing this

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consistently reports from UBS Goldman

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Sachs Barclays Morgan Stanley I read

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these reports regularly what I'm seeing

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consistently and all of them referring

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to China I'm just giving you a quick

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bottom line here is they're all talking

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about a massive slowdown in China in

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fact Wall Street today uh via Bloomberg

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discussing quote This is likely to

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continue for the time being given the

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situation in China after another false

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start China's Outlook has taken a

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negative turn real estate activity

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continues to decline house price growth

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is low yields have started to fall again

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Imports have dropped all reflecting

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stagnating demand

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the typically sure fire sign all is not

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well in China is when Capital outflows

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pick up and guess what that is exactly

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what appears to be happening rising

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outflows of capital once again in China

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people trying to get out of China and a

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lot of the wealthier folks in China tend

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to move their money over to uh wealthier

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uh districts such as uh you know

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Singapore or otherwise Hong Kong but uh

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slow down which is the exact opposite of

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what economists were projecting at the

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end of last year and I remember saying

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that on this channel too I'm not trying

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to Pat myself in the back but I made it

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very clear I thought this this oh

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China's going to reactivate inflation

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was just complete bull crap and sure

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enough it ended up being complete

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bullcrap now we're getting this complete

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flip-flop I mean look at this this chart

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right here shows you capital outflows

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from China

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uh and and how you're seeing more

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capital outflows from China uh with this

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over here is the outflow gauge and while

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you had a recovery during the reopening

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and you saw less outflows less of a

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negative number we're now going more

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negative again Falling Again implies

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Rising Capital outflows it's crazy or

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maybe it's not maybe that's kind of to

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be expected and maybe this is why you

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shouldn't bet against America this is

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why at the end of last year when

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everybody's like oh Kevin I want to

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invest in Chinese companies I'm like

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the only exposure I want to Chinese

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companies is via American companies

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that's it that's the only exposure I

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want I will not invest in Chinese

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companies I don't trust Chinese

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companies because I don't understand

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China

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I don't understand their accounting I

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don't understand their books they don't

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trust their books

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I'm not interested in China with Beyond

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how I would trust American companies to

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go figure it out and that's not to say

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all American companies are angels just

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to say I think they're more Angelic

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anyway so if reserves are not growing

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despite China running a large Trade

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Surplus this tells us Capital outflows

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must be leaking abroad this also

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explains the yuan's depreciation the

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fact that China has not been leaning

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against the waking currency tells us

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that they are allowing it to decline as

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a pressure valve to decrease capital

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outflows

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trying to slow down will keep the

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pressure off global commodity prices

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therefore allowing Global disinflation

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to continue

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and then of course you know there's

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always got to be like the clickbait part

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for the article however watch for signs

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when China is likely to re-stimulate

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potentially in a flood-like manner a

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sign for when the disinflationary trend

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could reverse in other words if China

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turns on the money printer again

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uh yeah I mean I suppose it's entirely

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possible that

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China could uh could uh turn the money

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printer back on

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uh but yeah

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you know again investing in China is is

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not the most exciting idea right now in

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fact you have uh more of a risk to a

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downside in China uh though again much

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like we talked about stimulus

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potentially coming to the lower income

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cohort in America

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you're likely to get more stimulus in

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China however remember the history of

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inflation or stimulus in China

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China tends to stimulate property

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developers and corporations not

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individuals uh here's another piece in

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in Bloomberg talking about European

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stocks with high exposure to Chinese

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markets are counting on further policy

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support from Beijing to reinvigorate

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their gains the trouble is the prospect

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of major stimulus appears poor since the

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Lunar New Year holidays in late January

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baskets of European shares with sizable

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income from the country have lagged

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behind the stock 600 the Euro stocks 50

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generates one-fourth of its Revenue in

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Asia this is pretty common of a lot of

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American companies as well like Nvidia

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one-fourth of its revenue is actually

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specifically from China

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certain sectors China China has become a

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vital source of demand for such as

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minors and tech companies some tech

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companies relying on China for as much

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as half of their revenue among

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industrial Auto and luxury spending

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stocks the share is around 15 to 30

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percent and almost all of the latest

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data points pointed uh Point uh or

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indicate rather that China's economic

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comeback is sputtering

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yes

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yes

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this is exactly correct but again it's

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not a bad thing if you are here in

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America or in Canada or in Europe you

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should look at what's happening in China

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and say thank you thank you for cons

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contributing to Global disinflationary

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pressures that is good that is a good

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thing to avoid a tighter fed in a

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recession remember folks Jerome Powell

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does not want to force a recession if he

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does not have to right now it does not

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appear we need a recession to get

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inflation down yes it is possible that

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the FED has overtight so far we're not

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seeing indicators that is true so

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again you know I'm I'm yes it's so funny

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again somebody left me this comment the

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other day and I don't know why it's

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bothering me so much but they're like oh

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well you're just a permeable and I'm

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like who's the first Finance YouTuber to

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flip-flop I flip-flopped so freaking

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fast people are like you couldn't

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possibly have flip-flopped in the span

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of 48 hours I'm like no I did and here's

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why I mean I went on multiple interviews

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explaining why us you know I was so

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fearful of what was coming and why

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flip-flopped

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and uh nobody wanted to hear it

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but uh but but yeah I mean unfortunately

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it wasn't popular to be a bear now it

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wasn't it was not popular to be a bear

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in January of 2022 when I was a bear

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now ironically it's not popular to be a

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bull you know people are more bearish

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it's just like ah to some extent though

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I kind of like that because you know if

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you're doing what everybody's doing

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you're probably

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Doing It Wrong

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uh that's that's just the contrarian

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point of view though so it's not always

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the case but it's it's uh one of the

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indicators so anyway uh this trying to

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slow down fantastic again for um for

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inflation here's another piece actually

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uh what is this China is rolling out the

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red carpet for Global Business Leaders

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like Jamie dimon and Elon Musk that's

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true both of them just talking in China

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and and pitching How Great China is even

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Apple like we're not trying to decouple

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from China you know we're just putting a

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little bit of a production somewhere

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else

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uh chief executive is from JP Morgan and

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Tesla both met separately with senior

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Communist Party officials this week he

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gets a backdrop of tumbling Chinese

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markets and disappointing economic data

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you know this was another thing I talked

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about as well

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China people are like oh China's gonna

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you know punish Tesla no they're not

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you know when you look at the Chinese

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the South Chinese post whatever it's

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called Uh look at their their I have

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their iPad app like them every day

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almost every day I think it's funny

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because it's

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it's pretty much Chinese propaganda

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written in English it is a Chinese

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sponsored News website

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state sponsored and I love it because it

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basically tells me

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what this the the the the Communist

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Party of China thanks

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and they basically just get on their

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knees for Elon Musk

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I'm not trying to be offensive I'm just

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trying to be realistic they use Shanghai

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as a bragging right because think about

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it if you can go to Apple and say look

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we know you guys are going to India and

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you think you want to set up

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manufacturing infrastructure over there

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how about we uh also get on our knees

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for you and help you build a new Factory

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over here in China

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because we really need it what can we do

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to convince you to get over here that is

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the kind of stimulus that I expect China

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to continue with

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hot people stimulus company stimulus if

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you want corporate welfare

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China

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members of the Chinese powerful

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politburo also sat down with Executives

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from Starbucks in recent days with top

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ministers welcoming leaders from

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investment firms and other semiconductor

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firms Nvidia Jensen Huang also made a

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CEO also is heading to China this month

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according to people familiar with the

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matter he was just in Taipei flurry of

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Engagement comes after an Espionage

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probe into expert consultancies used by

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firms to operate in China spooking

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foreign investors but Xi Jinping calling

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on protecting industrial security as a

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priority of priorities

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okay

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nervousness around anti-foreigner

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sentiment comes as China faces a

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sluggish post-pandemic recovery

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reporting weak manufacturing and export

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data as well as a property slump

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geopolitics has also made investors wary

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as U.S President Joe Biden leads a

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global campaign to block China from

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high-end ship manufacturing via the

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chips act though Joe Biden did recently

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talk about this cooling potentially

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coming in relationships or thawing of

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relationships coming between China and

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the United States makes you wonder can

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Biden go to China you know like uh Nixon

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goes to China kind of thing foreign

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direct investment FDI in China has also

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plummeted with investors pulling 30

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billion out in the first quarter and

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that's foreign investors you know we

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have more outflows uh when when you look

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at even just individuals within China

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the MSC msci China index is down more

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than 50 from its 2021 Peak Chinese stock

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market not doing that well you know

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today either this year and this

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resumption of global Business Leaders

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engaging in person with Chinese

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officials uh is is reminiscent of a

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friendlier era uh AF really from before

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the pandemic in this three years of

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isolation and lockdowns you've also now

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got political leaders like Olaf Schultz

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of Germany and the ECB president ER

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Ursula Von deliren uh using recent trips

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to China to press Beijing on hard topics

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such as territorial claims on Taiwan

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this is actually kind of important a lot

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of people think China is going to invade

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Taiwan China has got an economy to worry

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about folks their economy is not strong

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enough to invade Taiwan and while they

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might wave the saber so to speak they

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would absolutely destroy their Global

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standing and they'd become ostracized

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like a like a Russia and be so stupid to

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invade Taiwan uh and and I know that

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makes for a good clickbait

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but it's just nonsense I I it's it's not

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something that I I build into my

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forecast as a base case I could be wrong

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but uh it just seems nonsense especially

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with the position China's economy is in

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now they remember what they talked about

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in their Chinese Communist party uh um

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Congress which happens every five years

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they literally talked out of both sides

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of their mouth you can't make this up

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they're like I'm gonna paraphrase here

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capitalism is great we still believe in

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socialism but all capitalism is actually

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really nice socialism is great don't

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worry we still believe in common

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Prosperity but oh capitalism it's

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actually a great thing

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uh you could read you could read the

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translations of of the uh party Congress

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statements and you'll see what I'm

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exactly what I'm talking about I find it

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uh very interesting

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so uh that that gives us an update on

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China

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