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Quote Originally Posted by Vermeer:
No economy is squeaky clean of course but Brazil and and China are going to remain economic engines that will grow.
No economy is squeaky clean of course but Brazil and and China are going to remain economic engines that will grow.
The sheer demographic demand from China is staggering. And given their absolute commitment to growth (unlike the US which would love, for example, electric power but is too cute for coal, too scared of atomic and well, heck, oil sucks too so maybe no drilling either), China does not give a damn about how it fuels its growth.
Full speed ahead, and they will worry about global warming on the 12th of never.
Singapore will remain attractive.
While hardly emerging, Australia and Canada offer real assets and the means to deliver them. Canada will not be as hobbled by the US as people imagine.I love a country with oil, minerals and a free ride on American military power.
well said
those that refer to the growth in China as a possible 'bubble' obviously don't understand the term. not surprising with the swath of economic babblers that missed the most recent housing bubble/land speculation that stuck out like a sore thumb to others
and to demographics role in markets and asset prices, it's apparent many don't grasp the magnitude of the Baby Boomer impact on our economy and why it's not coming back, because boomers ain't getting any younger
40 years of declining real house prices
growth without the energy nor the population to back it
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