Comments by "Samson Soturian" (@samsonsoturian6013) on "Cathie Wood Predicts "Lost Decade" For China's Economy" video.

  1. Japan's bubble had a lot to do with how unrealized capital gains could count as corporate income. Combine this with how Japan is a nation of savers with most companies owning shares in other companies. So people bought based on good earnings, which made everyone else's earnings rise, and repeat.
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  2. Both. Every individual wants everyone else to stay sane while they cheat to the top.
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  3. My broker won't let me short Evergrande. Which is a shame because I wanted to ride it down to zero.
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  4. Another thing about Japan is it's full. North American companies profit from an expanding consumer base while older nations don't.
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  5. Active managed funds have short life expectancies. Especially the high flying ones.
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  6.  @jon_nomad  English isn't a first language for you, is it?
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  7. By tonnage, not by value. And with this bubble bursting that may go soon too.
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  8. @Armagedon013 for a while after the war, they did.
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  9. Or maybe their economy is much more sluggish and wasteful than advertised.
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  10. India's indexes are heavily correlated to the S&P but lag behind the S&P. Find stocks in remote high-income nations unless you have a specific reason to think a place will rise or fall. The turdworld will always be sluggish.
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