dasara_bullodu Posted January 18, 2016 Report Posted January 18, 2016 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPdHAleapI0
dasara_bullodu Posted January 18, 2016 Author Report Posted January 18, 2016 no video matter pls 10 pages matter undi andulo .. tarvatha chudu ultimate ga this is like 1929 recession for china... inka paiki levadu free fall lo undi chinese economy ani China has 2 trillon $ invested in foriegn lands... Canada recession ki one of the main reasons ade ... etc etc
JANASENA Posted January 18, 2016 Report Posted January 18, 2016 10 pages matter undi andulo .. tarvatha chudu ultimate ga this is like 1929 recession for china... inka paiki levadu free fall lo undi chinese economy ani China has 2 trillon $ invested in foriegn lands... Canada recession ki one of the main reasons ade ... etc etc baa any effect to US economy ? :3D_Smiles:
dasara_bullodu Posted January 18, 2016 Author Report Posted January 18, 2016 baa any effect to US economy ? :3D_Smiles: dani gurinchi cheppale.. but he told that China has accessed complete US govt data so that it can blackmail, US in retaliation is using stock exchange to take on them, recently they stopped stock trading for 3-4 hrs anta.. but it wont be much that is why US is investing in Iran etc... see the speed with which it has atced diplomatically
JANASENA Posted January 18, 2016 Report Posted January 18, 2016 not much that is why US is investing in Iran etc... see the speed with which it has atced diplomatically emo baa emadhya recession ani vintuntey gunde 101 kottukuntondi
dasara_bullodu Posted January 18, 2016 Author Report Posted January 18, 2016 emo baa emadhya recession ani vintuntey gunde 101 kottukuntondi Form is temporary class is permanent
JANASENA Posted January 18, 2016 Report Posted January 18, 2016 Form is temporary class is permanent :)
Chitti_Robo_Rebuilt Posted January 18, 2016 Report Posted January 18, 2016 emo baa emadhya recession ani vintuntey gunde 101 kottukuntondi manasulo okati unchuko man, eydi emaina life's goes on.... America kakapothey vereydi ekkado Oka daggara brathukutham but Ikkada antha luxury ga unnadeymo anthey.... Danikosam Ila prathee daniki worry aithey recession vasthado radho teleedu kani health issues vasthay...
VenkatD Posted January 18, 2016 Report Posted January 18, 2016 manasulo okati unchuko man, eydi emaina life's goes on.... America kakapothey vereydi ekkado Oka daggara brathukutham but Ikkada antha luxury ga unnadeymo anthey.... Danikosam Ila prathee daniki worry aithey recession vasthado radho teleedu kani health issues vasthay... GP
JANASENA Posted January 18, 2016 Report Posted January 18, 2016 manasulo okati unchuko man, eydi emaina life's goes on.... America kakapothey vereydi ekkado Oka daggara brathukutham but Ikkada antha luxury ga unnadeymo anthey.... Danikosam Ila prathee daniki worry aithey recession vasthado radho teleedu kani health issues vasthay... :)
RangeRover Posted January 18, 2016 Report Posted January 18, 2016 Useless Video..I don't think the speaker takes sufficient account of the fact the volatility of the Chinese stock market may have something to do with a very fierce and heated political power struggle behind the scene. I think the picture will become clearer as more and more past political "tigers" are arrested for graft committed in the past and their circle of supporters being broken up. Yes We can read that there are signs of that crash which appeared to be a well staged work. I am not saying that China's economy is in top condition. But I think the recent scale of drop may have been staged. In any event I see no sense in comparing the debt of Greece of 350 billion to China's 3.2 trillion although it was 10 times more. The population of Greece is 0.84% that of China and its GDP is only 2% that of China. On top of that China has huge foreign reserves and its production sells worldwide. How can you use the national debts of the two to make comparison except to imply that China is about as broke as Greece?
Balibabu Posted January 18, 2016 Report Posted January 18, 2016 manasulo okati unchuko man, eydi emaina life's goes on.... America kakapothey vereydi ekkado Oka daggara brathukutham but Ikkada antha luxury ga unnadeymo anthey.... Danikosam Ila prathee daniki worry aithey recession vasthado radho teleedu kani health issues vasthay... Chitti ga good post
Balibabu Posted January 18, 2016 Report Posted January 18, 2016 Useless Video..I don't think the speaker takes sufficient account of the fact the volatility of the Chinese stock market may have something to do with a very fierce and heated political power struggle behind the scene. I think the picture will become clearer as more and more past political "tigers" are arrested for graft committed in the past and their circle of supporters being broken up. Yes We can read that there are signs of that crash which appeared to be a well staged work. I am not saying that China's economy is in top condition. But I think the recent scale of drop may have been staged. In any event I see no sense in comparing the debt of Greece of 350 billion to China's 3.2 trillion although it was 10 times more. The population of Greece is 0.84% that of China and its GDP is only 2% that of China. On top of that China has huge foreign reserves and its production sells worldwide. How can you use the national debts of the two to make comparison except to imply that China is about as broke as Greece? Konchum Telugu lo chepachu kada Bobby
dasara_bullodu Posted January 18, 2016 Author Report Posted January 18, 2016 Useless Video..I don't think the speaker takes sufficient account of the fact the volatility of the Chinese stock market may have something to do with a very fierce and heated political power struggle behind the scene. I think the picture will become clearer as more and more past political "tigers" are arrested for graft committed in the past and their circle of supporters being broken up. Yes We can read that there are signs of that crash which appeared to be a well staged work. I am not saying that China's economy is in top condition. But I think the recent scale of drop may have been staged. In any event I see no sense in comparing the debt of Greece of 350 billion to China's 3.2 trillion although it was 10 times more. The population of Greece is 0.84% that of China and its GDP is only 2% that of China. On top of that China has huge foreign reserves and its production sells worldwide. How can you use the national debts of the two to make comparison except to imply that China is about as broke as Greece? Haters gonna hate.. but facts are facts
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