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China's property market is experiencing forthgoing turmoil. Home prices plummeted by 4.5% YoY last month, marking the steepest drop in nearly a decade. This decline is hitting borrowers hard and destabilizing bank balances.
With new construction starts down by 23.7% and property investment decreasing by 10.1% in the year's first half, the Chinese central bank faces the monumental task of re-inflating the market to sustain the fiat system. Failure to do so could risk a collapse of the financial structure.
In terms of liquidity, I think we can expect very big things from the Chinese central bank soon, which should also coincide with the liquidity cycle of the other major central banks! Protect yourselves with hard assets!
58 sats \ 1 reply \ @flat24 15 Jul
Thank you. @Tom I love your posts with those pills of knowledge and data about macro-economics. My conclusion for the short, medium and long term is that we must escape the Fiat model and step by step incorporate the Bitcoin pattern into our lives... it is easier said than done, but for my part I am already working on achieving it, and I understand that All of us here are also on the right path. the orange road 💪🤠⚡🍊
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I'm glad you're taking advantage of it. thank you very much. and as far as Bitcoin is concerned, I wish you good luck, strong nerves and staying power. it's going to be a very wild, very volatile ride, but it's pointing upwards. Be liquid, grow cash flow, save in Bitcoin and take life for what it is: a huge experience. Saludos
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What about that 300 billion package intervention?
Nothing's working for China as it seems!
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Need to put another zero behind that number. That'll do. For sure. 100%
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3 Trillion will do? I even doubt it! They only have a chance when they start accepting Bitcoin.
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I was joking. Of course keynesianism is a stupid devolution of society...
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Protect yourselves with hard assets!
BITCOIN is the way!
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Yep
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This is the way!
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India's real estate market is booming! I do believe that it's a cool off period, not a crisis. China will sustain this slump.
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I don't think we really realize the severity of the demographic dislocation and the misallocation of capital in China.
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Every day I read the news and think "I don't have enough cheddar".
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Same here. But with cerveza
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