Comments by "Samson Soturian" (@samsonsoturian6013) on "Bloomberg Television" channel.

  1. A lot of people won't buy government bonds right now because they think the Feds are going to raise their own interest rates soon.
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  2. Innovation doesn't discriminate.
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  3. That's a veiled way of saying they struggle to stay profitable.
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  4. Scared about something. Afraid things will blow up in his face. But hilariously non-specific. WHO in government made this "understanding" (aka extortion). And what is this corruption he vigorously denies any part with? And why was he forced out of office? And why is sound like he's lying?
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  5.  @guitarandmore69  I'm a military historian specializing in terrorism. Shut up, we both know you don't have the guts to fight cops.
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  6. Felony convictions. The judge doesn't have a choice in the matter but to send her to prison. Period.
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  7. Goodness, most of these comments are scam and spam.
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  8. He didn't even cause the crisis that bears his name.
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  9. You won't hold down a job with that degree of arrogance.
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  10.  @RussInGA  with companies that big I'd be surprised if there wasn't between workman's comp, idiot political activists, and contract disputes with other companies. Will any of them potentially cause layoffs or high profile sackings or debilitating fines? Because if they won't I doubt the average reader will want to hear of them.
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  11. It's America. Everyone is deluded that things will always be much worse than they are. In this case, there was a list of reasons for the Fed to raise rates, everyone lost their minds about it for a couple months, then the Fed raised rates just a little with a statement they might raise it more later, which they just did.
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  12.  @WebPocket  she takes accounting numbers as legit. In China that's the definition of naive
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  13. They keep covering this as if the producer is in the red on ARKX....
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  14. Your opinion on the matter is irrelevant.
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  15. Of course they catch him, but not because some irrelevant politician said so.
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  16. Don't be ridiculous. She makes her living off commission.
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  17. It can also work the other way. Since the execs are expecting these bonuses they can be arbitrarily removed as punishment.
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  18. This is Communist China we're talking about.
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  19. Reporting on losses great than that of Black Thursday is FUD? You sir are clearly acting in bad faith.
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  20. I think I might short SPYG and buy SPYV. Rates go up, value outperform growth, tidy profit for me.
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  21. He's invested in the firm. He's required to be invested in the firm
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  22. His accent says otherwise. Let me look him up... He's from New York and is the director of the US-China Business Council (a non-profit encouraging US-China trade and investment) as well as the director of Carlyle asset management which is also invested in China. More than likely, he should have disclosed in the interview he has a bunch of calls on Chinese stocks that will expire worthless. Because the interview screams Conflict of Interest.
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  23. You sound you've said that every week for a decade
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  24. Plus flooding. Plus energy crisis. Plus Fantasia. Plus the generally sluggish economy.
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  25. Technically Hedgies invest in anything they want, even collectibles. The difference is the problems with Hedgies are widely known while most people never heard of private credit
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  26. She definitely ain't keeping the money, bozo. Any civil court would coerce her to hand it over without a trial
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  27. Who needs fundamentals when you got confirmation bias?
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  28. That's not something you should casually wish upon someone.
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  29. Wrong thread
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  30. This is probably going to get dated
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  31. Corporations don't age like people either
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  32. That statement applies to both sides.
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  33. Be nice.
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  34. This will get weird
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  35. We get it. Your editor is still in the red.
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  36. No one that is currently suing government departments for not using EV has been buying EV, why would they do so because gasoline is momentarily expensive?
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  37. She'll spend years in jail but somehow "got away with it." And even if the worse possible outcome for her happened, life in prison would not be an option. Quit spreading libel, you're so bad at it you might not be fit to breed.
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  38.  Seven Ellen  don't be silly. It's a narrow margin business and the more taxes, regs, fees, vandalism, and boycotts you pile on the more the end consumer pays for them. So lose the gaslighting, you're no good at it.
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  39. Who knows. This property bubble was much more localized and intense than even the 2008 housing crisis. It is even possible that lingering debt will be the least of China's worries if certain sectors/governments go defunct.
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  40. What you talking about? Party members are just as involved as everyone else in this bubble. For instance, in China the government owns all the land and leases it for decades. Lease transfer fees/taxes are about 40% of the cost of a house, giving government officials incentive to see property costs grow. It also means there's no reason to build anything that will outlive the lease. More importantly, China's local officials are appointed by Beijing and are in highly competitive positions with promotions/demotions/jail/bonus/state resources being given out based on GDP numbers. That plus crony capitalism is tolerated, equals a lot of state-backed urban building ventures with contracts going to men with friends in high places.
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  41. In Communist China, high profile bankruptcies are called a Tuesday.
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  42. ESG investing is pretty much useless as there's several thesis behind it that all contradict each other. Also, we have governments for this sort of thing.
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  43. He's a doomer. That means we'll jack off to his idea and actively berate/censor anyone who disagrees on social media. Welcome to America
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  44. I wish
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  45. Incitement to riot is an actual crime. Revise your comment
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  46. She's going to prison for more than a year. I bet the lives of everyone on this thread.
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  47. Note the Communist government is fighting against monopolies, but since they're Communists state run ventures are allowed monpolies.
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  48. Dude, the man in this video represents an institution investing in China. They're just as human as the next guy.
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  49. He's defending his own reputation but doesn't want to reveal any info.
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  50. It's about potentially raising taxes by a lot
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