chinese stimulus, page-49

I am the same as you Ben,but sometimes there is a clearing in the forest of opinionated so called experts (the same ones who didn't see the GFC) that breaking down to the lowest common denominator that in global terms these corporate baggers think that China is Disneyland, and that saying about banks that its too big to fail can apply to China.. You wouldn't make a bet on that.

It's almost like a re run of Japan when in the 80's that it was stated that Kyoto palace on 50 acre's was worth on the books more than the continent of Australia (literally).

Too many bamboo curtains for me mate,and though we don't post much on Australia its on this forum that when somebody blinks O/S we in Australia seem to get a fright as though we have seen a bogey man.

Nothing wrong being like Homer Simpson with the likes of these two on the forum (its like being back in the classroom with these two telling you to run faster if you want to catch up)after all its their favourite as they can read it like a form guide

If you are an absolute whatever they especially Dopey will poleaxe you--- and Ben you have seen it happen,Thorburn I think has a different approach.

My comments are general 99% of the time also,so without getting into the reason for the economic mellee that could because it is a country playing politics using their economic strong arm---I simply say look at the foreign policy and see if it dictates the economic policy

AND that is where HK has it over down town Beijin,the central government must shudder when HK pulls up its bootstraps on the locals every now and then,try that on a massive scale and see what happens the workers paradise .
cheers