Comments by "S Suwandi" (@ssuwandi3240) on "CNBC International Live" channel.

  1. Same w Bloomberg. Means when people bothered to show up that's because they have been so fed up with fake news.. . Everywhere ie., Sky etc this would be the pattern.. they even smell it. Then often the vid was reloaded then comment was closed. Meaning they know that we aren't ignorant nor stupid
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  2. She pronounced TWAS.. the U sounds a little timid coming from lame English speakers
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  3. I see the government cleaning staff are here and they're so psyched 😊
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  4. Developers got insurance covered as part of the business just like a travel agency license..
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  5. That's why Net Zero had collapsed. Because those Big Insurers checked out.. 2 years spent for vain ecologism BS
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  6. BOE has been way ahead 6 month earlier than Fed. But their problems still getting dragged thru old settlement in weak Euros.. total rate hikes were already done 5 times.. different dynamics in inflation
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  7. Stagflation
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  8. Steady in China means bankruptcy tbh. You should know why they didn't do stimulus sooner
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  9. Indeed can't wait for $2 trillion printing😅😅
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  10. Just Tariff, No. He's parroting the usual media narrative. Trump never said just Tariff
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  11. Very true. We had one evidence in the past about China direct interference
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  12. Right. That EU with 30% elderly demographic and developed tech hubs for supporting Strategic Investments :))
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  13. Corruptors earned STEM?🤤 Not in China! Better odds w Self Entrepreneurship..they're the Rich in ASEAN
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  14. Same issue here. Not just China
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  15. More like a failure of Fourth industrial Revolution. Abysmal transition to immature green energy.
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  16. That's the point. Incompatible partner
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  17. Not officially wiped out but if these bonds got very little values if bondholders decided to exit now. I think that was probably one angle why they got bypassed. Imagine if SNB decided to wind down before taking over then the outcome would be the same but the bond got officially wiped out. This deal was quickest from Swiss Government view
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  18. Lol the UK Globalist Coup Madam..
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  19. She is a typical academic. Don't hold your breath. Sugarcoated words would sound nice to hear.
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  20.  @PBandJJJJJ  the same sentiment since you don't understand macro.. her analysis was shallow at best . I assume she tried to impress her clients
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  21.  @PBandJJJJJ  Chinese tend to watch and agree w academic guidance.. Doesn't work in the West because they're more ruthless to solve problems. I always said that China vs US are very different in everything, esp policies and human capital. If you're not used to these framework, you can get frustrated. But you feel entitled to call Trash, which is wrong. You don't know what you don't know.
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  22. ​ @PBandJJJJJ Grow up.. YOU wrote Trash yourself
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  23. These monsters of economists admitted they had no ideas what they'd doing in Bloomberg
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  24. Well that's different since Japan markets were closed too during that era. While China is flushed with dollar they also rinse thru cheap oil bought from Terror..ist.. Imagine that simple fact is being banned you should ask WHY?? it's the cheapo crowds
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  25. Why you're offended then? They clearly said not wanting anything cheap below the market standards. Maybe they should try to hire a cheap research first if that exists 😊
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  26. @xfactor6099  Unaffordable Longerivity is a new Race indeed
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  27. @xfactor6099  that one in Silver Tsunami club
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  28. @xfactor6099  my Generation will skip that club..Good Lord
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  29.  @cricketcavalry1824  Funny the largest recoverable oil and gas is in the US including the patented technology 🤤
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  30. Of course because China is 4 times bigger than the US. By this metric alone that means 1 American worker output was equivalent to 4 Chinese workers.
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  31. China crossed the red line, starting with Huawei_arrest. Collective Security is indeed the utmost important in order to exercise a neutral trade China is literally playing both sides.
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  32. AUKUS is Indo Pacific NATO Try to upgrade the knowledge not just online shopping
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  33. China's transitioning energy consumption sounds more offensive than Russia's special operation because of hostile EV expansion in the US. Look at the massive debts of Toyota because of the unwelcome tactics of expansion in the 80s
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  34.  @mizanrahman5194  you seem not understanding a sarcasm. Toyota war back in the 80s had left massive debts and you cannot demand when China did not open the space to US tech for the same hostility concerns . That means policy and strategic mismatch .. Focus on the reality.
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  35.  @DW-op7ly  do you know why the concerns? Maybe they knew where MH370 ended up.. from Malaysia to Beijing.. many Children were onboard that missing flight
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  36. RFOL.. NATO isn't economic alliance 🤤
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  37.  @godzillamothra5983  wrong. Because Turkey is in Euroasia. Not the Western Europe region. But too funny the way you Raycist group would feel that everything is about the race. That Kommie is super humble, not the treasonous SPY who has been caught for state frauds and laundering during COVID. .
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  38. Come on just look at the basket currencies. Yuan will never take off but only regional esp now in Irans proxy. R u really that blind
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  39. ​ @adha2913 basf?
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  40. I hear you. Beijing fiscal policy?😅 Debt swap wasn't about it.
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  41. Since 2013 Abenomics to be precise
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  42. Ohh he woke up😊
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  43. Well Uncle Sam indeed learned so much about Petroyuan. Hope you watch your back from now on. Sleep w one eye open!😂
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  44. Yup, Samsung out and more Apple.. Everybody is leaving..
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  45. Open Source isn't an advancement 😅
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  46. @ArchsStanton  not AI advancement. Correct
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  47. ​ @barr96  Not OP point. Property goes stale is awful
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  48. ​ @barr96  It's called a ticking bomb because the majority is unfinished..
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  49. Really? Global growth that you didn't want to expose the source the past 4 years
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  50. Don't you understand her concern? The local banks are still lacking the liquidity used as collateral of these projects.. You think US banks aren't in trouble because the insurance companies have declined to cover the resident homes risks. Same problem In China.
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