thats nice MOPE yourself parrot, you've offered almost nothing of a factual nature except your guess as to chinese deposit requirements when buying a house and pointing out that china runs a trade surplus
ctindale's post (which i assume this thread is a direct response to, as you seem to enjoy creating 'opposite' threads lately) included the following, upon which the concern was raised:
"Banks granted almost twice the number of loans in 2009 as they did the year before, an amount equivalent to nearly 30% of GDP. "
How about, instead of deflecting the point and instantly bashing the US (which no one is in disagreement about over its financial difficulties) why don't you have a crack at addressing the potential impact that the increase in China's credit expansion will have on its own and the world's economy?
Eagerly await your (non-copied from Jim Sinclair) response, cheers.
