Comments by "Vale Tudo" (@valetudo1569) on "CNBC Television" channel.

  1. You have zero idea what you're talking about. China has way bigger deficits and debt to GDP than the US... they have "perma-stimulus" on the supply side through manufacturing subsidies - and they are running out of room to take on more debt. Thats why you aren't seeing stimulus, thats why local governments are cutting back on social services and clawing back bonuses. You're reading too much Xinhua. The only sustainable path forward for China is to ditch the planned economy, however that will never happen as it would mean the government giving up power
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  2.  @lucyng-pellicioli916  I live in China, and yes, the air is still very polluted. Stop it...
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  3. Hmm this video isn't even about that...
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  4. China has been anything from silent. They showed their imperialistic intentions too early and now the developed world is turning on them. Xi should've listened to Deng - bide your time and hide your strength
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  5.  @christopherlau566  Nothing to worry about then, right
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  6. They should have included the amendments that prohibited these companies from using the funds on stock buybacks and some of the amendments introduced by Sanders and Rubio. Of course the corporations benefiting from this bill lobby'd against that and won I pushback on his assertion that because of short term economic slowdown creating less demand for chips, this isn't needed. First of all, it 'll take years to see any manufacturing benefit from this - well beyond the short term decline in the demand for chips...not to mention when (not if) China tries to take back Taiwan - we absolutely cannot be caught flat footed, and need to diversify the chip supply chain
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  7. Yeah, as if China doesn't have a lot of "experts" and opinions about The West and US
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  8. It has nothing to do with that. It's much more about the war with Ukraine
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  9. There is always this kind of WuMao on every video that isn't positive news about China. China is only growing at all because it injects massive amounts of debt to create unproductive assets. With a slowing economy + debt capacity running out + shrinking population... China ain't ever becoming the #1 economy in the world.
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  10.  @Max-qi3hg  Yes, big time. Google Chinese EV subsidies.... It's insane
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  11. None of Elon taking over X has been smart. It's a cesspool of misinfo and relies upon it for engagement
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  12. One of his new billionaire donors from the Club for Growth has a major stake in Bytedance, that's why he did a 180. Ridiculous
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  13. Please explain
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  14. They are spending a ton on R&D and throwing more money at something doesn't always fix the problem. You make it sound so easy
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  15. The Chinese government doesn't believe in "guard rails". If they can do it and "think" they can get away with it - they will. Imagine how crazy the extremes are of the left and the right - well that is their government rolled into one. Their political party has a monopoly on the country with nobody internally to check them
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  16. So why is China so upset at all of these bans then?
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  17. Shuttup you **ckin' bot
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  18.  @garymcmillan6943  Fun fact: Chinese WuMao and bots love the word: "sheep". Too obvious Mr. "mcmillan" ---- the guy who doesn't even capitalize the 1st letters in his own name >.>
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  19. calling the market optimistic is the most charitable way to say it... they've been down right delusional. I remember last Summer when so many people were saying 5 rate cuts by the end of 2023... almost a year later and with a bit is "ok" data - they are back at it
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  20. Its not harmless, there is data now to show that the algorithym is showing and hiding things that are in Beijing's interest at much higher rates than other social media apps. US intel also just recently stated ccp accounts used it to try and influence 2022 midterms. We cannot give an adversarial power an open window to influence US policy and public opinion.
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  21. SerpentZA is awesome
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  22.  @卢曦-w9f  So I'm not sure how your comment relates to what I said in my first comment. With that said, you phrase it as if developed countries somehow " only live comfortably" because of the labor the developed countries provide....to which I'd say is another massive misunderstanding and oversimplification of how this all works
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  23. ​ @卢曦-w9f  Hmm outsourcing cheap labor is a huge benefit to developed countries for sure, but you make it sound like it's a one sided benefit. For example, the US used to be the cheap labor source for the developed world like Britain and France back in the late 1800's-early 1900's. It needed that and benefitted from being the source of cheap labor and then was able to grow to a middle income economy and later high income.... fast forward to today - countries that are cheap labor for developed countries are also now benefitting from that position and if they make good choices they will grow out of that position, it will go somewhere else, and they will one day be the other side of the coin. My point is that it's a mutually beneficial position for each country at the stage that they are at.
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  24. It actually isn't a lie, and why we aren't in recession even with high inflation. That may not be true in the future, but it is at the moment and has been since we came out of Covid.
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  25. More are opening
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  26. Do it now to prevent a war later
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  27. If you actually understood the details, you would see that it is
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  28. Then I'm sure China won't be upset at all by this and hold a press conference blasting the move, right? Since it's no biggie to them, according to you
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  29.  @doctorstrangelove9487 It's not about the Chinese people, it's about the CCP. They ain't been around that long
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  30. China doesn't get that nobody believes it's attempted outward appearance of being this Panda-type figure that is reasonable and rational. We all know it's a bold-face lie and we see the actions from their One Child Policy, Zero Covid Policy, treatment of Uighers, Hong Kong, etc etc etc... the list goes on. They lack self-awareness to how the world sees them...
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  31. Lol don't hold your breath. You'll disappear soon after nothing happens, never owning up to your nonsense comments
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  32. They will be fine. They have bags for days
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  33.  @matthewp1682  He never said it as hope. The guy lies all the time
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  34. You would be foolish for that...
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  35. These policies are bottom up and have majority support of the American public. Why else do you think they are being done in an election year? Because they will garner support
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  36. He's actually very credible. You should look him up and find the recent videos where he is pushing back against people saying China is collapsing or over. Its just anything you hear not positive about China from a white guy - you instantly reject
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  37.  @janetmalcolm3403 Hasn't so far. Keep telling yourself that
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  38.  @ssuwandi3240  You obviously don't understand US politics. And ask yourself why that ban on Australian barley was put on in the first place. You don't get credit for doing something wrong, for years, and then stopping it. The barley, coal, and ore bans should've never been on the first place. The wine ban is still in place...all from the government who constantly complains about others "weaponizing trade". The hypocrisy...
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  39.  @ssuwandi3240 ssuwani you're always on here talking pro china nonsense. China was brought into the WTO by the US/West and has never obeyed the rules...get out. You're also talking some nonsense about AU and the yuan. China was mad at AU because they openly said there should be an investigation into Covid. Unacceptable use of weaponizing trade. And you're right - the virus started in the Wuhan virology lab was literally studying corona viruses in bats and it's transmissibility to humans
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  40. "all companies" Except restaurants, bars, gyms, schools, department stores, etc....basically everything is still closed. Only diff is you can walk outside now and have to wait in line to get a test every 48 hours.
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  41. Lol its kinda why they said "you've been right this whole time" because he hasn't really taken a side and leaned more on the "wait and see", which compared to this delusional market - means he's been right
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  42. Typical ungrateful American. US has had the best growth and lowest inflation out of all the develop nations... yet Americans still can only be resentful and ungrateful. Rich country problems
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  43. When he says inflation has come down... he's talking about the rate. What you're talking about would be "deflation", which is not going to happen and is not the goal.
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  44. If you notice, its always these "strategists" who represent large funds that want people to pour more money in. Their "optimism" comes from a place of self-interest rather than objective analysis
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  45. They could stop the trade of fentanyl precursors with the snap of a finger. It's a form of societal warfare to not only allow the sell of those precursors but to subsidize them and make them cheaper...knowing what they are doing to their rival.
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  46. NIcholas Burns is 100% correct
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  47. I can't believe the amount of Elon fanboys here who think this comment was a good thing. Twitter will go bankrupt because of his bad decisions.
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  48. Yeah and they do it with good reason... China lies and spies. They would never everrrrr allow this in their backyard...so now we are supposed to? Not to mention they literally blame us for everything.... they even blame us for Covid. Get outta here
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  49.  @cyclopse6210  Lol uhh but most countries don't spy or lie to the extent China does? China literally blames the US and West in general for all of it's problems.. for the past 10-20 years (especially the last 10). Literally China is many times worse in everything you said, and initiated it a long time ago. Chinese news (propaganda)/social media is proof of this
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  50. Oh yes, here we go again with the conspiracies. Let me remind you Powel is a Trump appointee, and while in your brain everything is political - there are still people in this world who are not and actually just do their job. You don't wait until the economy is bad to cut rates, you do so before as there is a lag. There is evidence that unemployment was rising at an alarming rate so you get ahead of it. One good jobs report (that is likely to be revised down a bit) does not change that trajectory... especially when the next one is likely to not be as good bc of the hurricane and boeing strike
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