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

  1.  @joecancer6013  LMAO you know you're talking about China right? They literally ONLY have government propaganda as their news... what a dummy to say that
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  2.  @jjrockjaw  Yup and the countries that have them - want them there. Or else they wouldn't be
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  3.  @jjrockjaw  US didn't install a government in Ukraine, smart guy. Stop reading your conspiracy theory nonsense
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  4. Yeah but VP's don't really make any decisions
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  5.  @BlackBoyKingTV  I'll do a google search, but you first should go to school: 1. I speak from the experience of an American who has lived their whole life in the US and pay attention to politics, not repeating what other say 2. The Vice President presides over the Senate and casts tie-breaking votes but does not have the "final say" on legislation before it goes to the President. 3. The VP doesn't decide tax policies, including the taxation of tips. Such decisions are made through legislation passed by Congress and signed by the President. 4. While the VP may influence policy and advise the President, they do not make final policy decisions. I don't know why people who know so little go around commenting with such hubris
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  6.  @BlackBoyKingTV  Look up what I'm saying. Please tell me how its incorrect
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  7. I can't believe that while others were doing a paid ad model, they actually raised prices instead.
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  8. He also buys tech/growth like apple and amazon.
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  9. Not worried about it... young people easily forget, + they don't vote, + there will be another tiktok lookalike made by a US company shortly after it's banned.
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  10.  @JacobYoungEA  lol whoa whoa.. you went to warp 10 right off the bat. 1. Not a redneck, and 1st amendment isn't going anywhere...relax 2. Lol funny you have to throw the Hussein in there, like it has some kind of relevance. I would say some of the people stayed home for Hillary, but far more people didn't turn out bc they weren't excited about her or outright didn't like her (on the left). 3. Tiktok is a Chinese company and any company in China can be controlled by the gov and absolutely will be if the CCP deems it useful. People are already getting banned if they put up negative news about the CCP yet anti-US propaganda is allowed to stay up. There is also an issue of reciprocity - China doesn't allow our social media companies, and many other companies, to even operate in China. If their market is not open to the US - it only makes sense the US market in those industries also not be open...otherwise why pay for the milk if your getting the cow for free? And it's funny you talk about the 1st amendment yet support a Chinese social media company that won't allow any criticism of them inside or outside of China. The irony + hypocrisy
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  11.  @AnlinYang  You're right - 8 years ago they were in a much stronger position. Now they are in a much weaker position
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  12. ​ @SoloAuxz  Can you show me some evidence that supports your claim that China is in a much better technological position than the US? Why is it the US putting export controls on technology and not the other way around, if China is in a much better position? Also, go look up how much China sells to the US and how much the US sells to China, and then ask yourself who is more vulnerable to a tradewar.
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  13.  @AnlinYang  Can we be honest about something? You absolutely have no concept of economics or trade, do you. Drop the nationalism and don't talk about things we both know you know nothing about
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  14.  @SoloAuxz  Lol you are so bought into the propaganda. You remind me of a Trump supporter in the US - so sure of your alternate reality
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  15.  @SoloAuxz  China’s economy isn’t as strong as it used to be, and the recent slowdown shows that. With high debt levels, a real estate crisis, and weak domestic demand, China still depends on exports, especially to the U.S., to keep things stable. A trade war hurts both sides, but - but it hurts the country who depends on exports much more. In addition, with China’s current economic struggles, losing access to U.S. markets would be a big hit.
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  16.  @SoloAuxz  I'm gonna tell you something - I live in China and the economic slowdown is significantly evident. All my friends complain its not easy to get a job right now. It is not recovering - its getting worse, and this is only the beginning. The real estate crisis and debt situation with local governments makes the US debt problem look like a small problem. You are lying through your teeth because you're a nationalist and trying defend your 国家。 Knock it off dude, you don't know what you're talking about.
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  17. If the government purchased the land then people would cry socialism
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  18. I'm curious as to how 9k in headcount equates to 2.2 billion? I divided 2 billion by 9k and it comes out to 222,000 per employee. I'm sure there are more costs than just their hourly pay but it's hard to believe the average cost of each employee was 222k per year... and keep in mind I divided 2 billion by 9k and not 2.2 bill - so even more than that per employee.
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  19. Businesses definitely come and go. What are you smoking
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  20. Lol China needs the rest of the world more than vice versa....they're also the biggest users/abusers of "national security" for everything and are already an incredibly restrictive country... get outta here
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  21.  @duyataksis5210  The problem is throwing heaps of money at something doesn't necessarily solve the problem. Those industries are already heavily subsidized and have a lot of capital inflows from private investors. Lack of capital is not the constraint.. and the amount that was thrown into real estate was so massive that those industries likely can't absorb all of that investment, or at least can't turn it into increased productivity. We will have to see if this will be successful in the long run.
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  22. People over analyze what the fed says. He's been saying all along that he's just gonna wait and see what the data says... and nothing is off the table. Basically - wait and see, anything can happen. The only thing he has been clear about, that the market still can't get around their heads - rates will be higher for longer. The conditioning of low rates for the last 16 years is really baked into the markets mentality....and they're fighting to let go of this.
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  23. Yea but the people don't want this...hence why they had so much social unrest about the growing relationship. It's the government acting in their own best interest, and not in the peoples. Governments do not equal the people.
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  24. Lol oh yes, everything has to always be the US's fault. You just couldn't resist involving the US here, could you?
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  25.  @Thewestslope  If thats the case then doesn't matter what I think right? Russia doesn't mind being a vassal state to China and relying on it for most of its trade. China doesn't mind the export controls, I guess thats why they got so angry when they were put on and asked the US repeatedly to drop them repeatedly. Yea they don't work at all, that must also be why China is reluctant to give Russia direct help in the war and why they also got angry when sanctions were slapped on companies that were found to be supporting them. But yeah, totally ineffective and useless - thats what the anti-US media says, so it must be true right?
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  26. I am in this lockdown right now and it's rough. Scheduled release date is the end of the month - if we have no new cases in our building. Each new case adds another 14 days
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  27. I think they shouldn't focus as much on the data aspect, as there are other ways to get US user data (databrokers). I think a much more important aspect is shaping public opinion by selectively boosting and hiding topics that are in Beijing's interest
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  28. Joke Facebook isn't an authoritarian adversary and is beholden to US law. If you think the CCP and FB are the same - you cannot tell two unlike things apart
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  29. What bothers me is that somebody as smart as Weissman about finance doesn't know or seem to mention that the primary reason our exports are low isn't because of "barriers" but mainly because the dollar is artificially strong from capital inflows as a function of the world currency. The secondary reason is more econ focused so I don't blame him for that but there are countries who's economic model is designed to suppress imports and increase imports - namely China, Germany, and Vietnam.....previously Japan (esp in the 1980's and 90's) but they've largely reconciled that.
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  30.  @antonlogunov1936  Those two things also don't go together. A highly qualified person will want higher pay
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  31. Makes you wonder if they're not fake 🤔
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  32. Economy is strong and there is no reason to cut rates. I agree that 2% expected rate but cutting now would only shoot us back up far beyond where we are now. If we actually want inflation to go down we probably need to cool it on the fiscal side a bit
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  33. Consumer spending should have been up way more given the circumstances a year ago when massive amounts of people were in constant lockdown from Zero-Covid. Saying "it's up from a year ago" is disingenuous to how bad it really is. It's crazy how he puts a positive spin on such bad news
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  34. Always the butthurt person who has to mention the US in a video about China. 1. Your comment is factually false. US debt to GDP is about 120%， so the interest payments would be a small fraction of that. 2. China's total debt to GDP is about 280%. If you google this you will find a number of about 77%, and that's because debt to GDP traditionally measures national debt. China disguises this in local government financing vehicles. Google "China's actual debt to GDP" and scroll down a bit, make sure its from 2023 and you'll find it from legitimate sources. Anyways, go cry more, since you can't handle any bad news about China
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  35.  @Seven.Heavenly.Sins.666  lol now its jumped to 280? You're a clown
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  36. Lol
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  37. China and US got along fine before Xi
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  38.  @danielhutchinson6604 What on earth are you talking about. US still enjoys long and stable relationships with the all of its neighbors and most of its allies. China has no real allies and it's relationships with most of it's neighbors have greatly deteriorated in the last 10 years.
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  39.  @danielhutchinson6604  So please explain to me what you think that means, because it seems from your comment that you do not
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  40. Insane Trump is going to cut corporate taxes even further, exploding the deficit for the sake of letting the uber rich get even more rich. This country is doomed because the rich have seeped into our politics and will run it into the ground just to make an extra buck today. America, you screwed up
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  41. Alright so I live in China. Domestically, Xi is actually in a very secure position of power. That is actually what allowed him to release zero covid with disregard for the well being all everybody in China. If he did it before he got his 3rd term and hell broke lose - it could have endangered that. Now that he has his 3rd term? He doesn't give a damn, basically. The other reason he dropped zero covid is because the local governments were broke, and there is much evidence to show the spread of the virus already out of control in Beijing and other areas. They didn't have much of a choice because it failed
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  42. Yeah so why is China then....by your logic, they should not be
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  43. This is not true. The GDP growth that has been reported is already adjusted for inflation... man you guys are so determined to be negative about this economy in any way possible eh?
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  44. I feel the same way about the CCP. Masters of projection
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  45. He said "tied or ahead" so if she's tied then he's still right
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  46. Hmm I don't think it's that simple. Otherwise, there would be literally zero point in this and investors would not react.
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  47. That hardcore libertarian mentality works out on paper but not in real life. Similar to how communism works out on paper and not in real life, but the other side of the coin
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  48. Well this is true. If we had invested in college more and encourage people to go - we'd have less of a need to import skilled workers.
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  49. This dude's about to take sanctions off Russian oil
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  50. People been saying this for 10 years, about apple...
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