China Archive
America on the Brink
June 4, 2020 · Category: China, Coronavirus, Everything Bubble, Macro Economics, Market Commentary, Politics, Race Riots, Sentiment Analysis, Top Gun Financial Planning
George Floyd died at a moment of extreme dysfunction in American political life. Relations are so poisonous and so polarized between the parties that we are not seeing the kind of bipartisan meetings on Capitol ...
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The Possibility of Civilizational Breakdown
March 19, 2020 · Category: Books, China, Coronavirus, History, Inflation, Macro Economics, Market Commentary, Silicon Valley
Sent to Client Note List members Wednesday 3/18/20 at 8:35pm PST:
14 months ago (Jan 2019) in my Client Note "The Everything Bubble And The Second Great Depression" (https://www.topgunfp.com/the-everything-bubble-and-the-second-great-depression/), I laid out my case for what ...
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The Everything Bubble And The Second Great Depression
January 6, 2019 · Category: Apple, China, Federal Reserve, Macro Economics, Market Commentary, Top Gun Financial Planning
The importance of Apple to the foundation of the everything bubble cannot be overstated - Kevin Duffy, Co-Founder, Bearing Asset Management
The last few months have witnessed the return of volatility. The S&P is down 14% ...
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A Preview of 1st Quarter Earnings
March 25, 2013 · Category: China, Fundamental Analysis, Macro Economics, Stocks, Top Gun Financial Planning
NOTE: Every week or two I wrote a Client Note for my clients. I post the notes to my blog but with a time delay usually between 1 day and 1 week. To receive the ...
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The Chinese Slowdown
NOTE: Every week or two I wrote a Client Note for my clients. I post the notes to my blog but with a time delay usually between 1 day and 1 week. To receive the ...
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WSJ: China Inc. Looks Homeward As U.S. Shoppers Turn Frugal
We relied too much on the U.S. market.
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China's ability to consume has now reached a fairly high level. It's at a turning point.
- Tom Tseng, General Manager of bicycle manufacturer Tandem Industries, whose U.S. sales ...
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A Stab At Resolving The Inflation/Deflation Debate
There is a great debate raging between students of monetary economics. On the one hand, there are the deflationists who point to the massive deleveraging in the housing, mortgage, credit and stock markets. The fall ...
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Is The Commodity Rally A Head Fake?
China’s strategic stockpiling and replacement of lower-quality domestic production with higher-quality imports have supported the recent rally in prices for many base metals, but we will not see a sustainable turnaround in demand until the ...
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NYT: China Grows More Picky About Debt
China bought less than a sixth of the Treasuries issued in the 12 months through March. Less than two years ago, by contrast, Chinese purchases of Treasuries, which included purchases in the secondary market as ...
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Chinese Stock Market Cracks
April 21, 2008 · Category: China, Sentiment Analysis
The Wall Street Journal ran an interesting front page article this weekend on the Chinese stock market, "China Stocks, Once Frothy, Fall By Half In Six Months" (subscription required). The chart tells the story: Shanghai ...
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