Comments by "KK C" (@k.k.c8670) on "CNBC Television" channel.

  1. Unless you insist on getting into their domestic politics, China is actually very, very predictable and business friendly compared to India. And an order of magnitude more productive and precise with manufacturing.
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  2. Apples sells just 6B in India.. Barely 1.5% of its revenue. This opening of retail stores was perhaps a condition for apple to get various facilities for its factories. Tax breaks, cheap land, cheap power?
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  3. Wasting time comparing India to China. The latter is over 5x larger and way ahead in all developmental metrics. Have this discussion in 30 years. And let's not pretend that China will not grow while India does over the next 2 decades!
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  4. Democracy is not a prerequisite for rapid development. Taiwan, Korea and even Singapore saw rapid growth under quasi dictatorship / martial law during their ascent decades ago.
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  5.  @moozillamoo2109  as if you know anything about China or India. Too funny
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  6. US, Canada. Many homes have 2 to 4 toilets
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  7. ​ @bmwlane8834 says someone who has never been there. Do you even have a passport? 😂
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  8.  @ArmageddonIsHere  I would not call growing 5.4% 'crashing spectacularly'. What is escaping many is the entire hubris surrounding the India story and the way it's being pumped. Best to deliver results first... Like China has spectacularly done over 4 decades and it ain't done by any means yet.
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  9. Nikki Haley just wants to send business to her Indian relatives in India.
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  10.  @wisedesi442  uh.. China brings 24B in ONE QUARTER to Apple. Q1 2023. India's 6B is for a WHOLE YEAR. LOL
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  11. Nah. If that were the case, it makes even less sense for premier Li Qiang to attend. LI Qiang is way more involved in the domestic economy than Xi
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  12. You think markets go up and up forever? It's a bubble right now
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  13.  @holeesheet8582  you forget about businesses, public venues and houses that have more toilets than people. Lol
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  14. Mobius is just a mercenary. He will say whatever to make a dollar here and there. He handles a lot of hot money
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  15. Actually, you can't compare China with 1.4B people with Japan or the US in terms of overall GDP per capita. It will obviously take a long time to pull the majority of the 1.4B, especially rural folks, to rich country standards BUT if you look at many of the large cities where still 100s of millions live, their GDP per capita (especially by PPP) is already at Japan's level or in fact, more. So all China needs to do is to get people to spend and have the rural parts richer and it's GDP will at least double in no time. However, getting Chinese to spend is easier said than done. Not having a western-style safety net is not the only reason. The culture is one of saving for a rainy day and for your children/family. . Been going on for millennia. How do you change that!?
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  16.  @PratUshh  stop your nonsensical, flowery and convoluted 'explanation'. Doesn't make you seem clever at all. Quite the reverse.
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  17.  @holeesheet8582  dude.. CNBC made the statement, not me! Duh
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  18.  @kushagarkonark8875  that's the spirit.. One step at a time. One foot in front of the other. Relentlessly. Instead of the hubris I keep reading about how India has risen, has arrived and slaying, schooling, teaching a lesson, dominating, crushing etc etc other countries.
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  19. What can a population with GDP per capita of USD 2.6k consume?
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  20. Indian math
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  21. Howcome only Indians claim they were great during covid? Most of the vaccines that you fake credit for were purchased by Covax for distribution to the global South. Not a lot was gifted by India. Stop taking credit.
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  22.  @shreyaskumarrath721  everyone is relaxed except Indians who keep harping about 'shift' or Apple 'leaving China for India'. Facts say differently. Factories are still being opened in China and to date, there are 44 apple shops in China with 5 in Beijing alone. Apple ain't going nowhere. 😅
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  23. Like you respect the 250m Muslims in India? Like you respect Srilanka, Maldives. Nepal etc?
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  24. ​ @hiddendagger7291 only those Indian Hindus that migrated to Nepal. Vaccines were mostly given by Covax... Which bought them from India
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  25. ​Sikkim was quasi invaded by India
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  26.  @shobhitdagur1086  under some duress, bro.
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  27. Indian math
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  28. But Indians are always seeking it
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  29. The USA has 1 constitution, pal. Had it 200 years before you
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  30.  @kushagarkonark8875  nope.. 4+B to 6B. Big difference in % when you just pick a number (3B) to make your growth look more! Lol. Revenue growth on a small base would of course be bigger in general.
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  31. 5% is easy simply because the year before (2022) was subdued. Indians, no matter where they are in the world, seem to have a bone to pick with China. China seems to live rent-free in their heads. China, China, China everyday in their media 😂
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  32. Fair and level playing field coming from the US? 😂
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  33. A 23T economy sanctioning an 18T one willy nilly in a globallized world with intertwined interests. What could possibly go wrong!?
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  34. No you aren't in Shanghai
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  35. The next steps for you.... Remain du/mb
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  36.  @hansel2001  oh lord. You don't even understand the topic and what gdp per capita means
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  37. Will and capacity/capability are different things.
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  38.  @hansel2001  1%? Talking about GDP... PER CAPITA , dude. In the T1 cities. You can also look at the mean. Have you even been to T1 cities in China and live there!?
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  39. develpped country by 2027, you say? 35T ?? That is in 3 years time, pal. lol. About whatever you are saying, China already had for over 20 years @cglcracker0001 
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  40. Deng Xiaoping was dead 20 years ago, pal. And when he died in 1997, he had not been the general secretary for many years. China Experts! 😂
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  41. My, my... There doesn't seem do have a year or 2 without 'experts' pontificating on China's ills... Let's ass to this list below, spanning 35 years... 1990. The Economist. China's economy has come to a halt 1996. The Economist. China's economy will face a hardlanding entering a dangerous period of sluggish growth. 1999, Bank of Canada: Likelihood of a hard landing for the Chinese economy 1998. The Economist: China's economy entering a period of sluggish growth 2000, Chicago Tribune: China currency move landing risk coffin. 2001. Wilbanks, Smith & Thomas: A hard landing in China 2006, International Economy: Can China Achieve a Soft Landing? 2007. TIME: Is China's Economy Overheating?Can China avoid a hard landing? 2008. Forbes: Hard Landing In China? 2009. Fortune: China's hard landing. China must find a way to recover. 2010. Nouriel Roubini: Hard landing coming in China. 2011, Business Insider. A Chinese 2012. American Interest: Dismal Economic News from China: A Hard Landing 2013. Zero Hedge: A Hard Landing In China 2014, CNBC: A hard landing in China. 2015. Forbes: Congratulations, You Got Yourself A Chinese Hard Landing.. 2016. The Economist: Hard landing looms for China 2017. National Interest: Is China's Economy Going To Crash? 2020. Economics Explained: The Scary Solution to the Chinese Debt Crisis 2021. Global Economics: Has China's Downfall Started? 2022, Cathie Wood: China's COLLAPSE IS Far Worse Than You Think 2022 Business Basics: China's Economic Crisis, GDP is Crashing, Protests Everywhere. China's financial crisis is here
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  42. Right India attracts foreign companies and then harasses them with tax authorities and Finance authorities and all sorts of BS when there is friction.
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