Comments by "Kenz300 x" (@KJSvitko) on "Second Evergrande! Chinese Trillion-Yuan Real Estate Giant Vanke Faces Bankruptcy Restructuring" video.

  1. Xi has killed the "Golden Goose" He has moved the country away from a market economy and back to a planned economy with government owned businesses. Unemployment is rising. Property developers are bankrupt. Banks are running out of money. Local governments are broke. The lockdowns caused many small and medium businesses to go bankrupt. Empty shipping containers are pilling up at the ports. Foreign companies and foreign investors have left for friendlier countries. The risks in China are too high. Wolf warrior policies have made enemies of the people, their neighbors and the rest of the world.
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  2. China is just now figuring out what a PONZI scheme is. NEW buyers paying off old projects. Pre Sold selling is a scam. People are locked in and forced to pay a mortgage on an unbuilt property that may never be built. The whole property development industry is a scam with shoddy construction and unfinished properties. Buyers are left with no way to get their money back or a finished property. What a scam. The government does not care about the average working people that got scammed and does nothing to make them whole.
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  3. China is uninvestable. There is no rule of law. There is no freedom of speech. There is no freedom of movement. Internet activity is monitored. Cameras monitor public spaces. No privacy. Numbers produced by companies or the government can not be trusted. New laws put everyone at risk for arrest for spying. The government manipulates all business and government statistics. State owned corporations are puppets of the government and its policies. Companies and the stock markets are not free and fair. Manipulation and misinformation are everywhere. There is no 5% growth this past year. That is a made up number. The is no growth. 0% The economy is contracting. China's media is all state propaganda and can not be believed or trusted to tell the truth. Businesses need to diversify their supply chains and reduce dependence on China.
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