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China’s Economic Collapse Just Got Worse

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oh boy you better hope Jerome Powell

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already has level 99 Slayer because boy

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we are getting slayed in this market and

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folks China's struggles are worsening

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and they're just not making things

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better for us here in America at least

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not yet but there might be some light at

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the end of the tunnel which we'll talk

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about towards naturally the end of the

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video but first we need to go through

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the fact of the matter that things are

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getting worse in China and the hopium

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that people have for China's party

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Congress which kicks off on October 16th

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May in fact be misplaced hey everyone me

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right folks let's hit some facts on how

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China is weakening and then we'll talk

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talk about what's to come for the

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Chinese economy note I will reference

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some Publications by their authors such

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as Bloomberg or Barclays but I didn't

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help write those reference pieces I'll

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simply be adding my own commentary and

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perspective too though so first and

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foremost let's talk about some of the

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latest facts that we know about China

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first we know that economic output for

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China has now officially started to lag

1:25

behind the rest of Asia for the first

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time since 1990. this as reported by the

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financial times is because the World

1:34

Bank has officially revised down

1:37

economic growth for China to just 2.8

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percent for this year that's compared to

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8.1 percent where we were last year and

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the prediction of 4.5 percent from

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earlier this year now just 2.8 percent

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and for China that's pretty dang paltry

1:53

now look don't get me wrong in the

1:54

United States we're growing at basically

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negative six tenths of one percent but

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boy Hill boy this is a bad trajectory

2:02

especially since JP Morgan in January is

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like yo we only got a 15 chance of

2:08

recession and now they're saying there's

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a 98 chance of recession point is when

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trajectories and estimates start going

2:16

dirty they tend to go dirty a lot deeper

2:20

than we all expect

2:21

always seems to be worse than we expect

2:23

and that's quite unfortunate the rest of

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Asia though especially as specifically

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East Asia and the Pacific are expected

2:30

to grow at 5.3 percent leaving China

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behind and leaving some to consider the

2:35

potential that Singapore might actually

2:37

take over Hong Kong as a financial Hub

2:40

not only that but you just had an EV

2:42

maker in Hong Kong list and based on the

2:45

story from Bloomberg Wednesday leap

2:48

Motors listed for 48 Hong Kong dollars

2:51

and over 250 million U.S dollar listing

2:55

and they plummeted 42 after listing

2:59

which should go to show that even though

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we're globally in a relative Green

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Revolution

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this is not the time to IPO in Hong Kong

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or really do anything Financial in China

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because people are fearful and they're

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trying to take their cards off the table

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not put them on the table even gamblers

3:19

yes quite literally according to bi in a

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bi reporter this uh actually just two

3:25

days ago Macau casino revenue is likely

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to stagnate this month at just 11 of

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pre-pandemic gambling Revenue citing not

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only coveted zero policies but most

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specifically quote the loss of VIP

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clients that's probably because they're

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all getting slayed by Jerome Powell in

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the markets or in the real estate sector

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now those fancy VIP clients ain't got

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money to gamble anymore and the win

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suffering though interestingly and we

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reviewed this in the course member live

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streams which you get access to when you

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join any of the programs every day the

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market is open we do those we reviewed

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the fundamentals of win and we actually

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noticed that their highest margin

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product I want you to think about this

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for a moment what do you think wins

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highest margin product is is it food and

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beverages a is it a b Entertainment is

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it C rooms or is it D the casinos

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well I have to say I initially thought

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the casinos but I always like to fact

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check myself and it turns out the

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highest profit margin item for win

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Resorts is

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always go with C folks always go with c

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those are actually apparently the

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highest margin product for win and I'm

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shocked that it was not casinos

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obviously it's not going to be food

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bever entertainment

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anyway in my last video on China we

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talked about how 52 000 infrastructure

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projects have been started since January

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yet construction and land values are

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falling not only that but Goldman Sachs

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is now iterating the same exact thing

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this is a chart from Goldman Sachs

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showing both construction and

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Manufacturing at some of the lowest

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levels that we have seen in the last 15

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years we even have data from society

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General that shows Mobility data

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plummeting relative to the prior for

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years we CEO there's that same Mobility

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chart we also see housing sales

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remaining subdued especially below all

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prior levels of Prior years here and the

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only sector that seems to be a bright

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spot right now is Autos with a little

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bit of an explosion here towards the end

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of this reporting period uh charted here

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by Society

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I personally think some of this is

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because of the Giga Shanghai shutdown uh

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it's just too convenient that there's

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this massive hole over here and this

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massive explosion right up here as uh

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Tesla deliveries are exploding except

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those Tesla deliveries don't appear to

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be exploding in China they actually

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appear to be using uh Giga Shanghai as

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an export Hub to produce the vehicles

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inexpensively in China and then ship

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them elsewhere which is great you know

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it helps China at least with some

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manufacturing and jobs and production

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but it doesn't send us positive warm and

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fuzzy feelings about how the Chinese

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consumer is doing in China keep in mind

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the Chinese consumer in my opinion is

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extremely smart they began doubling to

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quadrupling their personal household

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savings as early as January of 2022

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relative to January 2021 they saw the

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writing of this disaster on the wall a

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mile away they've been very smart it's

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not their fault their government is uh

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propped up some Bubbles and now those

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bubbles are popping those bubbles are

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popping so badly especially the real

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estate one that institutions are now

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trying to understand how exposed the

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National Banks are to real estate real

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estate makes up over 30 percent of the

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Chinese economy and according to society

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we have 20 of all outstanding bank loans

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on average exposed to the real estate

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sector look we know we've got problems

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in China there's no doubt about that and

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the real reality is the housing crisis

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is just worsening I want to share this

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story with you I'm definitely going to

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butcher the pronunciation of this

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particular location here but this was a

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Reuters reported story wherein zulon

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that's my pronunciation of it in zulon

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there is a county Mansion complex which

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apparently sounds really beautiful

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but there is a 55 year old investor

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among countless others who were

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interviewed by Reuters who states quote

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we invested our life savings into this

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home

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but the home was actually never finished

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in fact the property this condo still

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features unfinished electrical no water

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they have to walk downstairs and carry

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up buckets of water and no gas they do

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have sewage though uh fortunately but

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they have to bring their own water up

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and the property isn't complete with

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construction but they moved in because

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if they didn't move in they'd be

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homeless that's because in China you

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actually buy properties before they're

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complete and you start paying the

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mortgage on them before they're complete

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that's despite or I should say in

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contrast to the United States of America

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where you don't actually start making

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payments on a new construction build

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unless you're the Builder or unless uh

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you have a certificate of occupancy from

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a local housing uh building and safety

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department that authorizes that it has

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all of the items necessary for you to

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live in like Windows and plumbing and

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electricity and sewage and all these

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things well this is leading to

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substantial and obvious as mortgage

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strikes over a hundred cities now have

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home buyers protesting their mortgages

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for unfinished projects unfortunately

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out of the entire housing market in

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China and this includes finished

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properties

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nearly four percent of the entire

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housing market is made up of stalled

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projects 3.85 percent of all homes in

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China are solved according to Reuters

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ninety percent of new homes in China

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keep this in mind if you buy a new home

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in China you are 90 likely to purchase

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it Off plan which means you're buying it

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while it's still under construction oh

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so look China I feel like is just

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getting used to the idea of private

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property ownership they've only allowed

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private property ownership since the

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1990s but they're trying their best now

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to motivate people to keep getting into

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the real estate industry even though the

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real estate investment scheme is falling

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apart the bubble is structurally falling

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out in China and they're doing this by

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trying to lower rates on Five-Year loans

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they're lowering Prime rates so that way

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Builders can get encouraged to continue

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to finance they've reduced restrictions

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on like their three red line policy and

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almost every single company in China has

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a real estate division so there's a lot

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of exposure to real estate the problem

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is you now have institutions in America

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and around the world and famous short

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seller Jim chanos saying things like

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look real estate is endemic to China it

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affects everything the problem is real

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estate in China has potentially large

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now structural problems and when

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somebody says that problems are

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structural we're not just talking about

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home prices declining 37 percent year

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over year like they have in China what

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we mean is

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you gotta start over

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that's really bad that means a really

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painful reset is required that's what we

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saw in 2008 in America

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structural problems in the housing

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market for every one dollar of real

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estate Equity there was there were ten

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dollars of outstanding instruments

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suggesting there were ten dollars of

10:55

equity on real estate when there was

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only one that's because of derivatives

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and swaps and Arcane financial

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instruments created by Bankers on Wall

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Street which ended up crushing Main

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Street with declines as high as 55 for

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condos 50 to 45 for multi-family

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properties and 40 to 45 for single

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family properties

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the structural problems of dead people

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getting loans people without credit

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getting loans people with no income no

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job no assets getting ninja loans

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adjustable rate mortgages that started

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with teaser rates that were potentially

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negative or zero percent and then

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adjusted to five or six percent within

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six months thereafter that ended up

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bankrupting people and causing a

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foreclosure crisis in America folks that

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is a structural problem it's very much

11:38

like structural corruption in China

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which Xi Jinping has made it his mission

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to root out along with of course rooting

11:47

out his haters he's trying to root out

11:48

corruption for example Deloitte China

11:50

has just agreed to pay a 20 million

11:52

dollar SEC penalty that's wait a minute

11:55

think about that the SEC is finding

11:58

Deloitte China

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that's because the light is an American

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company right they got a division China

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anyway four

12:04

alleging that Deloitte and the auditing

12:09

division of Deloitte China rather than

12:12

randomly auditing companies financials

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would basically just call up the

12:17

companies go hey uh you know we're

12:19

supposed to audit you can you send over

12:21

uh some selected samples of accounting

12:25

entries that we're supposed to test and

12:27

then of course the Farms could quickly

12:29

clean those up yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah

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yeah here here look at these don't mind

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these over here look at these

12:36

scc's find him so we're finally seeing

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some structural repair by Shining Light

12:42

on corruption and structural damage but

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unfortunately the pain that America went

12:48

through in 2008 is now likely to be felt

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in China and we could see a lost decade

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much like Japan has seen a lost decade

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this is of course leading to a lot of

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hopium that things are going to get

12:58

better when China holds their party

13:02

Congress now a little bit of a

13:05

background here Xi Jinping is widely

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expected to be re-nominated as Premier

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uh and he might end up becoming premiere

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for life we also believe that Xi Jinping

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is going to give us his guidance on a

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policy plan for housing some form of

13:20

guidance on covet zero some form of

13:23

comparison to the American way and how

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they want to do things differently I

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wouldn't be surprised if they end up

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showing some kind of contrast to the

13:31

United Kingdom where the United Kingdom

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is trying to essentially tax the rich

13:35

less and it's essentially motivate

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trickle-down economics where you tax

13:39

wealthy people less and hope everybody

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gets more money and China is going to go

13:43

with a more of common Prosperity

13:46

approach common ownership more

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censorship and control sadly but with a

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broad goal of reducing poverty expanding

13:53

the middle class affordable housing

13:55

education and maybe a little bit less

13:58

priority on green because right now they

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got to focus on not collapsing into a

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massive depression but eventually then

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refocusing on green it doesn't help that

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the Chinese population is aging it

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doesn't help that we've got drama with

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Taiwan although China is likely to

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continue their strategy of quote

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strategic composure and historic

14:17

patience which is very much in contrast

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to Putin and they're probably also

14:20

likely to continue their calls on Putin

14:23

to come to some kind of negotiated

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settlement with Ukraine we might

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continue to see some form of suggestions

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that local cities partner with

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struggling housing developers or the

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lowering of interest rates and others

14:36

sort of guidance for nationalism common

14:39

prosperity and party strengthening and

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ultimately a very big contrast drawn

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between the way China envisions the

14:45

world and the way the West views the

14:46

world

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and we might even hear some comments

14:49

about how China is going to continue to

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make it more difficult for individuals

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to short the Chinese Yuan and try to

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prop up the Chinese you want as a

14:57

currency because right now it's at

14:59

levels we quite frankly haven't seen

15:01

since 2008 as the Yuan weakens due to

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Chinese economic weakness which makes

15:07

sense so we're expecting to get a lot of

15:09

opium but the reality is we probably

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won't see a lot of real change in the

15:15

near term these party congresses tend to

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give us a vision for the next five to

15:20

ten years these party congresses only

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really happen twice a decade and so

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we're going to be living with this

15:25

vision for the next five to ten years

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and it would be a surprise to see

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anybody other than Xi Jinping nominated

15:31

and elected here but what we do expect

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is that whatever kind of hopium is going

15:36

into this congress party meeting on

15:38

October 16th is likely to fade into

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sadness because little change is likely

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to come of it anytime soon in fact

15:48

researchers suggest including Goldman

15:51

Sachs and uh Barclays that ultimately

15:54

any kind of stimulus the Chinese

15:57

government ends up performing is

15:59

unlikely to make any difference because

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it's going to get canceled out by covet

16:03

zero Society General tells us that only

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67.1 percent of people over 60 have

16:08

received their third dose of covid of a

16:10

coveted vaccine making really getting

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away from covet zero quite difficult on

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top of this Barclays estimates we're

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probably not going to see a removal of

16:18

covet zero until we actually get through

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another winter because coveted Winters

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are usually the worst and China just

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doesn't want to go through that now how

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do I think this affects us in America

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well ultimately I think that China will

16:30

be a global anchor to inflation I think

16:32

that the Federal Reserve is likely to

16:34

over correct and create not only

16:37

substantial disinflation over time but

16:39

potentially even deflation now I think

16:42

that China is actually going to help

16:43

contribute to this as a Chinese GDP ends

16:46

up waning and bringing down down Global

16:48

growth in global spending and there'll

16:50

be less money coming from China

16:52

purchasing say electrical Machinery

16:54

equipment from the United States which

16:55

they do and otherwise a potentially less

16:58

demand for Teslas or whatever it might

17:00

be we might end up seeing a very quick

17:03

decline to inflation and China's

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actually going to be helping us with

17:08

this so we might consider sending China

17:10

a thank you card though the Chinese

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probably don't feel that way because

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they're going through hell much worse

17:16

than we are in America right now they're

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being rational to save money being very

17:21

smart people and they have a country

17:24

that has a whole lot of potential but

17:26

they're going to go through some more

17:28

Dark Times ahead and unfortunately for

17:30

China

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it's not going to benefit them as much

17:34

as it's going to benefit countries like

17:36

America who are going to benefit in my

17:38

opinion offer the reduction of commodity

17:40

or demand for commodity prices like oil

17:42

or steel iron or other Goods like even

17:46

Lumber quite frankly

17:48

or even as simple things like cars and

17:51

chips as China actually as much as they

17:54

want to build up their internal supply

17:56

chains we'll probably have to look

17:58

outward and ultimately beg for contracts

18:01

from countries in Europe and the United

18:04

and obviously the United States and

18:05

North America

18:07

just to continue to stay afloat it's a

18:09

difficult time but eventually we'll get

18:12

through it I think smart investors today

18:15

would actually consider encouraging

18:18

Brilliant Minds like Elon Musk to take

18:21

advantage of an opportunity like this

18:23

stimulus in China and a lot of available

18:26

labor in China

18:28

and potentially build factories in China

18:30

during the depths of Despair not only to

18:33

help the Chinese people and give them

18:36

some opportunity to build to work and

18:39

invest in their own country but also

18:41

because I think it's a great buy the dip

18:43

opportunity because China will be back

18:45

good luck

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