Comments by "HKim0072" (@HKim0072) on "The Wall Street Journal" channel.

  1. So, basically it's the Back to the Future car. Pulling trash out of Marty's trash can.
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  2. The Evergrande and Country Garden of alcohol.
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  3. I am going to take a guess and say, the offices in Korea are not structured like this.
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  4.  @blokin5039  False. Their net income sucked, but they were in the black. Has nothing to do with China since they were making record profits in '19. Post-CCP shadow ban and pre-pandemic.
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  5.  @bgg2249  Who cares? They moved all their smartphone production out of China. Edit: very odd since they are cutting memory chip production overall. Not 100% sure, but looks like all semiconductor chip manufacturing is Korea or US.
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  6.  @lonpfrb  Thanks for the reminder. I do remember seeing in the past that it's not much of a deterrence if your adversaries don't know the capabilities or even the existence of your advanced weaponry.
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  7. Yo. This dude can't even manage the virus on his own team. And, people think he can manage the virus for the whole country?
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  8.  @andrewesquerra4356  Obviously, the video did a poor job explaining it then (or you did a poor job listening). That's only 30% of their rooms. The other 70% are directly managed by Hyatt. I don't think you are familiar with the sale-leaseback business. Please research before commenting.
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  9. This is an architects dream. Plenty of skyscraper projects. Very few projects like this.
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  10.  @TettyBoyFloyd  Did you see the cardboard drone that Australia made? We would never come up with something like that.
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  11. Hope it has all the screws fastened. (Boeing joke)
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  12.  @cheezeball6109  Totally false. NYC is 10-1 on the income scale. Bad, but manageable. Beijing / Shanghai are 50-1. US has 140M housing units vs 132M households. China reportedly has 65M EMPTY housing units. People don't realize that post-Great recession that housing starts did not keep up with supply in the US. Pricing coming down in the US has nothing to do with supply, but mortgage rates.
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  13.  @b_8103  11-1 Price to income ratio. Meh, bad, but not even close to China Tier 1 cities.
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  14. There is a reason why Reagan never put a penalty clause in the amnesty bill in the ‘80s. People have reaped all the benefits of willing cheap labor for decades. Now, they are going to find out fast.
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  15. The US has added 80M people to its population since 1990. Japan has flatlined.
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  16.  @davianoinglesias5030  Even if most of the labor is cheaper, a few million is not a lot of money to run a proper museum. The US National Smithsonian budget is 1 billion USD.
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