Comments by "Godzilla Mothra" (@godzillamothra5983) on "CNBC International News" channel.

  1. Macao gambling revenue made Las Vegas look like backwater
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  2.  @danialhillmann5374  sure, nobody will put all their eggs in one basket
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  3.  @ssuwandi3240  what on earth are you talking about? what does anything I said have anything to do with visa or huawei play by host country rules? are you talking about western countries banning Huawei? if yes, sure, Huawei can't do anything, did you see Huawei do anything to break their laws in their countries? but if China retaliate by banning their companies in China, well, don't cry, play by the rules set up by China, no?
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  4.  @paulsur5871  yeah, like you defending afghanistan or georgia huh? LMAO
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  5. Stimulus will take time to show the effect. Chinese government just announced it less than a month, it is ridiculous to expect the stimulus to show immediate effect. Another stimulus won't show the effect immediately too.
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  6. the americans never learn, why are we still trusting our money with them
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  7. they are worried because they have nothing to bring to the table, they have no good EV, they are literally asleep on wheel. If EU want to play tariff card, well it takes two to tango.
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  8. if they want to leave, don't let the door hit you
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  9. Only China allow its rivals to acquire its tech companies without even passing any inquiry. Imagine if Chinese banks want to acquire google or amazon, I bet the US gov will throw tantrum. Yet, American and Japanese companies own Alibaba, Tencent, etc stocks. Who is the one that closed the market?
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  10. The Chinese said they are following the international rules based order, set up by the UN, not the US.
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  11. there goes the fed fight against inflation
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  12.  @fredfrond6148  Few years ago, there was news about how Merkel herself called Chinese president to ask him not to postpone the ban of fossil fueled cars so soon, because it will have effect on German cars. The Chinese themselves have given up on trying to dominate the fossil fueled car industry, when they picked an EV expert who used to work in German as their tech minister. The guy changed the focus of the Chinese gov support from the fossil fueled car to the EV. He is retired now from the ministry, but now we see the fruitful harvest of his policy.
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  13. let's the revolving door start spinning
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  14. China helped East Timor by forcing Australia to give back the oil field that Australia tried to steal from East Timor.
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  15.  @paladro  your civilized world can live in your bubble that nobody give a crap, LOL.
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  16. China is still growing 5.2% last year, and the western investors keep screaming for stimulus from Chinese government.
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  17.  @paulsur5871  okay, go back to your mommy
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  18. Chinese government has no interest in boosting the housing market because the government has no interest to return to property bubble. It only aim to stabilize the housing market. Hence the meal piece actions.
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  19. all so the US can maintain its hegemony in europe through NATO expansion
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  20.  @danialhillmann5374  maybe, but for most people who keep their dollars in the bank, the fed can easily freeze your account too. Unless you are a paranoid who keep your cash under your pillow.
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  21. apple is launching overpriced crap, while huawei is launching new revolution
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  22.  @danialhillmann5374  and you don't keep your money in the bank?
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  23. saudi is up for a whack, uncle sam's soldiers in middle east will start the coup process
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  24. the best way is to raise minimum wages, raising the income, consumption will follow
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  25. no wonder I find it hard to find grab these days
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  26.  @ragingmonk6080  Not every country can afford to buy oil from the US. Rubble falling down will only make the Russian oil much cheaper. In this era of high inflation, raising fuel price is the last thing we need.
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  27.  @ragingmonk6080  Maybe EU can, maybe, we still don't know yet, but developing countries won't be able to pay higher prices to import from America without breaking their piggy banks. China and India, two of the biggest of them will certainly still need Russian energy.
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  28. the US want to go to war with the energy and food producer and the world manufacturer, all so the US can maintain its declining hegemony, and the EU in their foolishness played into the uncle sam's hand.
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  29. because EU don't tariff its made in China goods.
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  30. 4.4% growth is a respectable and good number, why China need to stimulate the economy when the rest of the world is heading into recession? That will only result in overcapacity. What westerners want is for China to fall into the overcapacity trap so the prices will fall down and inflation in the west can be tamed at the expense of the Chinese. Nice try IMF and now go frack yourself.
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  31. On one hand, they accused China of overcapacity, on the other hand they keep pushing China to stimulate the economy. The west is too shy to ask China to help them with their stubborn inflation. They want China to export their deflation to the west, but China has enough of it, no more producing cheap junks for you, from now on only high margin stuffs like EVs, Solar panels, Wind Turbine, Highspeed train, etc.
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  32.  @siliconcore  if you have layers of layers of red tape, yeah it is
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  33. housing is not the only reason why Chinese saved. Like other countries, China suffered from 3 years of lockdown, where incomes diminished for many. Unlike in the US, where the government printed money to give handout to Americans, Chinese government largely subdued. So most people dipped into their savings to survive. Now with lockdown is finally lifted, they are back in saving mode. This lethargic growth will be going on for few years at least, until the Chinese are confident enough to spend again.
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  34. that's pretty much described all the so called developed nations' leadership. They lack the capability and the courage to do the right thing no matter how painful it is. Just look at the US, at their ballooning debts. It is not that they don't know what they should do, but they just lack courage to do that, and certainly they know they will be crucified if they try to do the right thing because that right thing will cause extreme pain.
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  35. Chinese people buying local brands have nothing to do with being nationalistic, it is because local brands have improved their quality by leaps and bounds, while the foreign brands have involved in quality scandals recently. Simplifying the buying of local brands as nationalistic showed how arrogant and deep misunderstanding of China by the western propaganda media.
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  36. again, why China need a bazooka when the economy is still growing 4-5% a year? that is about 900 billion growth, equal to about a third of Indian economy. Stock market isn't an economy, the price of stocks don't reflect the economy, it doesn't even reflected the Chinese companies. Just look at Alibaba stock price, so low considering the company is still massively profitable. There if FUD going on, and smart person will hoard that stocks, just like what Michael Burry did. As for something structural going on in China, yes, but not the problem, but the reform. China is moving up the ladder in supply chain, restructuring the economy from manufacturing to services, none of the reform without pain, but long term, it will result in gain.
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  37.  @danialhillmann5374  I also don't want to hold money that uncle sam can freeze at his will.
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  38. when HKers themselves are heading to mainland to shop, what do you expect? HK need to focus on its strength, that is finance.
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  39. At this point, China probably don't really care who win anymore in the US election. China is fortifying itself, whether it is militarily or economically.
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  40. agree, and it is real threat, not something fake the US concocted when they talk about China threat. US casinos in Macao have been used by corrupt officials to launder money.
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  41. It is reasonable for Saudi to hedge its bets. The US robbing the Russians of its treasury is a wake up call for the Saudi. Today it is Russians, tomorrow it is me.
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  42. american propaganda media are so funny, few days ago, they are in panic thinking the far right will win, now when the far left win, they are even more panicky than few days ago, LMAO.
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  43.  John Clemens P. Rubi  do you buy your starbucks with stocks?
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  44. on what planet do we need to stimulate an economy that grow 4-5% a year? especially for one of the largest economies in the world. Do the western economists and media turn stupid? China is not going to launch stimulus just so the stock price can rise and benefit foreign investors. If the stock price remain low despite the good revenue performance, then it is good time to buy back.
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  45. Meanwhile American corporations like Oreo and Coke are closing shops in Ukraine and run away
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  46. a tool is as good as the person who use it
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  47.  @moif_velocita  well, that is the side effect of hanging out with wrong friends who try to kill your cousins, LOL. Like Michael Corleone said to Fredo, never side with the enemy of your family.
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  48. taiwan, like ukraine, is just a chess pawn in the US geopolitical game.
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  49. The US think it can bash China and expect China to toe the line. Talking about fool.
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  50. I find it ironic, that the US has invested in China for the past 50 years, hoping that China would one day become the fat market they can harvest. Now when China has finally become a juggernaut, the US is retreating from Chinese market because it couldn't compete with Chinese companies. Meanwhile the US companies are only staying in countries where they can continue to suck dry those countries until bones were left.
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