China’s Seductive Stock Surge | The Big Conversation | Refinitiv

This week Real Vision use Refinitiv's best-in-class data to look at how the Chinese equity market is echoing the market of 2015, which eventually reached bubble territory before the inevitable crash back down to earth. Investors should avoid being seduced by a breakout. In the Chatter, we look at the build-up in government and corporate debt that makes it almost impossible for central banks to extract themselves from the markets. In the Whisper, we highlight a few technical indicators which together may now warrant some caution on equities in general.

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[JonnyMReck]

Guy-in-background is at home sick today. We wish him well and send positive thoughts

[The_Tauri]

Roger's shirt matches the screens behind him very well. Oh, and the content is very informative, thanks for that too!

[KingDavidz]

This is amazing, normally people pay a lot of money to hear people like you talk about things like these. Thank you for doing this!

[johnl.]

Hope all is well with the guy usually in the background :-)

[zSkandal]

There he is again!!! Missed you Roger ❤️❤️❤️

[ioannislazaridis]

Roger Hirst with Paul Raoul and their team worthy to be in the parliament. I hope to see them leading a political party.

[adriandacruz]

When we watch things like this on YouTube, I think we realise that we're quite a unique bunch of people.

[rattle_]

So all governments are pumping liquidity via different means to keep the economy buoyant.

[qazjoker]

And the rich like Jack Ma just sold millions of dollars worth of his share.

[bclmax]

wheres the dude at the back desk? layoff?

[carlosbaena]

Great you clarify these issues of hacking, so lucky to suscribe to a reliable source of information and so timely, however futures affected BTC today trading below the 50wk daily This maybe the last opportunity to buy before in launches to unbelievable levels.

[sommi]

🧡💛💚💙 Lots of charts that all say the same thing:
> Buy Bitcoin, Buy Gold, dont hold cash or bonds too much
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[NiceWindow]

i do wish youd do up one more button on your shirt

[quadq]

Been many a moon since First Majestic Silver & other silver miners out perform Tesla - interesting point on the time line. What will happen when the millennial hordes investing in Tesla just for fast profit find out about the about to be crazy profits to be made in Metal miners, & Metal Royalties in current no production, huge Comex demand for physical shortage, its so easy on these apps buying fractional shares zero fees to buy or sell its almost like playing a game but with real sometimes massively leveraged cash🤔🤔

[americannumber]

People talking about China callaps for 20 years. Now it's number 2. Keep talking

[someguy]

The market is surging because the chinese are moving money. They are moving money because they need to move it to hong kong before the dollar decouples so they can move it out of the country. As soon as the RMB doesn't have the benefit of the Hong Kong pinned to the US dollar it will become utterly worthless. Even before this the RMB was used in less than 1% of global trades and less than 5% of chinese trades.

[keithkishishita]

I was wondering why Alibaba moved up so much. Alibaba seems like a cheaper way to play the stay at home retail market. Amazon has gone too far, too fast.

[clauswolfgangmeyer]

The Cowboys will get mad! THE CHINESE WILL WIN WITHOUT WAR AND REVOLVER👌🇭🇰💪 “The Smart Way”