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And I'm tipping it goes down - again.

The sentiment their sell off triggered yesterday will come around in a circle via FTSE, DOW etc and hit 'em in the butt.

Chinese Govt should love that. It will trigger further falls on western markets tomorrow.

But they'd better be careful for if they go too far and tip the western economies into recession their exports will dry up and the means to fund their infrastructure expansion and their plans to raise hundreds of millions out of stark poverty.

As for me? I have NO INTENTION of selling into this cauldron of manipulation.

Let them pay a reasonable price for our resources - which should stabilise mighty quick as they return to purchase with their tongues hanging out.

I'm worried about Iran's possible effect on the world markets - not China.

(Sir) Lunchalot
Scoffer Extraordinairre