China spends billions to prevent stock market crash

[guno]

What will this mean for the United States


On Saturday, China's 21 largest brokerage firms said they would spend a whopping 120 billion yuan (about $19.3 billion) to try to stabilize the market, according to Chinese state media. The firms will actually buy stock funds themselves.

The goal is to show regular mom and pop investors that the big players still think buying stocks is a good idea. It's a similar strategy to companies buying back their stock when they think it's undervalued.

China spends billions to prevent stock market crash - Jul. 4 2015

 

[Moonglow]

Just reading about that...seem the Chinese govt. is pumping billions to stabilize their market..The worst thing is they are playing the margins in great numbers...Could be real; bad news.........But they are still up for the year, and last year they pumped billions into the real estate market which collapsed last year... I am doubting that China will have a valuable enough yuan o try and dump the petro dollar...next year....

 

[CrusaderFrank]

What will this mean for the United States


On Saturday, China's 21 largest brokerage firms said they would spend a whopping 120 billion yuan (about $19.3 billion) to try to stabilize the market, according to Chinese state media. The firms will actually buy stock funds themselves.

The goal is to show regular mom and pop investors that the big players still think buying stocks is a good idea. It's a similar strategy to companies buying back their stock when they think it's undervalued.

China spends billions to prevent stock market crash - Jul. 4 2015

Lol $19 billion

Lol

 

[frigidweirdo]

What will this mean for the United States


On Saturday, China's 21 largest brokerage firms said they would spend a whopping 120 billion yuan (about $19.3 billion) to try to stabilize the market, according to Chinese state media. The firms will actually buy stock funds themselves.

The goal is to show regular mom and pop investors that the big players still think buying stocks is a good idea. It's a similar strategy to companies buying back their stock when they think it's undervalued.

China spends billions to prevent stock market crash - Jul. 4 2015

The Chinese are learning how to keep things steady. Their govt is more likely to keep a stable economy than the US where recession benefits certain rich people who help control the US govt.

 

[Moonglow]

What will this mean for the United States


On Saturday, China's 21 largest brokerage firms said they would spend a whopping 120 billion yuan (about $19.3 billion) to try to stabilize the market, according to Chinese state media. The firms will actually buy stock funds themselves.

The goal is to show regular mom and pop investors that the big players still think buying stocks is a good idea. It's a similar strategy to companies buying back their stock when they think it's undervalued.

China spends billions to prevent stock market crash - Jul. 4 2015

The Chinese are learning how to keep things steady. Their govt is more likely to keep a stable economy than the US where recession benefits certain rich people who help control the US govt.

Oh, that welfare for the wealthy...yet all we hear about is welfare for the poor....

 

[Moonglow]

What will this mean for the United States


On Saturday, China's 21 largest brokerage firms said they would spend a whopping 120 billion yuan (about $19.3 billion) to try to stabilize the market, according to Chinese state media. The firms will actually buy stock funds themselves.

The goal is to show regular mom and pop investors that the big players still think buying stocks is a good idea. It's a similar strategy to companies buying back their stock when they think it's undervalued.

China spends billions to prevent stock market crash - Jul. 4 2015

The Chinese are learning how to keep things steady. Their govt is more likely to keep a stable economy than the US where recession benefits certain rich people who help control the US govt.

Historically there has never been a success from a govt. trying to control the stock market in their nation...

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Chinese stock trades are about $1.5 - 1.8 TRILLION a month and you're applauding throwing $19B at it.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

What will this mean for the United States


On Saturday, China's 21 largest brokerage firms said they would spend a whopping 120 billion yuan (about $19.3 billion) to try to stabilize the market, according to Chinese state media. The firms will actually buy stock funds themselves.

The goal is to show regular mom and pop investors that the big players still think buying stocks is a good idea. It's a similar strategy to companies buying back their stock when they think it's undervalued.

China spends billions to prevent stock market crash - Jul. 4 2015

What will this mean for the United States

Another chance for us to laugh at the Chinese.

 

[frigidweirdo]

What will this mean for the United States


On Saturday, China's 21 largest brokerage firms said they would spend a whopping 120 billion yuan (about $19.3 billion) to try to stabilize the market, according to Chinese state media. The firms will actually buy stock funds themselves.

The goal is to show regular mom and pop investors that the big players still think buying stocks is a good idea. It's a similar strategy to companies buying back their stock when they think it's undervalued.

China spends billions to prevent stock market crash - Jul. 4 2015

The Chinese are learning how to keep things steady. Their govt is more likely to keep a stable economy than the US where recession benefits certain rich people who help control the US govt.

Oh, that welfare for the wealthy...yet all we hear about is welfare for the poor....

The big problem in China is that a lot of the rich have become rich simply by setting up a business and getting lucky. Many businesses in China aren't run very well, but still make a lot of money because competition isn't great yet, the country is expanding so fast, markets open up all the time.

An example. A man wanted to buy paint. He asked a company and said "we don't want paint with lead in it" "okay, okay, no problem". Paint arrives, they do a test, the paint has lead in it. The man phones up the company to complain "well, you bought it" is the reply.
Why this attitude? Because you annoy one customer, just go get another one who doesn't know you're doing dodgy things. China is too big for people to know all companies. Only big companies need good reputations. Everyone else is making money now, forget the future.

So, many of these people investing don't have a clue what they're doing. They put money in stocks and shares based on the FACT that they will rise and they will make money. Okay, we know this is silly, they don't.

The rich are far more likely to get welfare from the CCP than the poor people. Welfare would be a nice old beating from the police for the poor.

Remember, the CCP's main interest is in the people, as opposed to the US's where it's main interest is big money. Remember also that "the people" in China is the CCP. Remember also that many of the CCP members are richer than everyone else. The estimate that the vice-president who stepped down a few years back had like $20 billion or something stashed away, made from corruption.

Now you're not allowed to be corrupt, unless you're a friend of the leader, Xi (said like she).

 

[frigidweirdo]

What will this mean for the United States


On Saturday, China's 21 largest brokerage firms said they would spend a whopping 120 billion yuan (about $19.3 billion) to try to stabilize the market, according to Chinese state media. The firms will actually buy stock funds themselves.

The goal is to show regular mom and pop investors that the big players still think buying stocks is a good idea. It's a similar strategy to companies buying back their stock when they think it's undervalued.

China spends billions to prevent stock market crash - Jul. 4 2015

What will this mean for the United States

Another chance for us to laugh at the Chinese.

Look at Chinese military spending.

The US spends $575 billion on the US military.
China spends $131 Billion.

China has a population 4-5 times larger than that of the US. In one year they increased military spending by nearly $20 billion. If they add $20 billion a year within 20 years they'll have increased military spending by $400 billion, putting them on par with the US.

Remember also, a Chinese soldier earns a lot less money than a US soldier. Sure, they're not professional in China, just kids hanging their washing out to dry and running around like a Chicken. However things will change.

Remember also that Chinese citizens are expendable, sure, Bush things US soldiers are expendable too, however you get 4,000 deaths and the people go a little crazy, some of them, anyway. In China the CCP control the media. 4,000 deaths might not happen officially. Or it'd be reported in a patriotic manner etc etc.

China will, in 20 years time, be a big problem for the US. You won't be laughing at them then.

 

[Kosh]

What will this mean for the United States


On Saturday, China's 21 largest brokerage firms said they would spend a whopping 120 billion yuan (about $19.3 billion) to try to stabilize the market, according to Chinese state media. The firms will actually buy stock funds themselves.

The goal is to show regular mom and pop investors that the big players still think buying stocks is a good idea. It's a similar strategy to companies buying back their stock when they think it's undervalued.

China spends billions to prevent stock market crash - Jul. 4 2015

The Chinese are learning how to keep things steady. Their govt is more likely to keep a stable economy than the US where recession benefits certain rich people who help control the US govt.

See how the far left admires other far left nations and wants the US to be just like them..

 

[Kosh]

What will this mean for the United States


On Saturday, China's 21 largest brokerage firms said they would spend a whopping 120 billion yuan (about $19.3 billion) to try to stabilize the market, according to Chinese state media. The firms will actually buy stock funds themselves.

The goal is to show regular mom and pop investors that the big players still think buying stocks is a good idea. It's a similar strategy to companies buying back their stock when they think it's undervalued.

China spends billions to prevent stock market crash - Jul. 4 2015

What will this mean for the United States

Another chance for us to laugh at the Chinese.

Look at Chinese military spending.

The US spends $575 billion on the US military.
China spends $131 Billion.

China has a population 4-5 times larger than that of the US. In one year they increased military spending by nearly $20 billion. If they add $20 billion a year within 20 years they'll have increased military spending by $400 billion, putting them on par with the US.

Remember also, a Chinese soldier earns a lot less money than a US soldier. Sure, they're not professional in China, just kids hanging their washing out to dry and running around like a Chicken. However things will change.

Remember also that Chinese citizens are expendable, sure, Bush things US soldiers are expendable too, however you get 4,000 deaths and the people go a little crazy, some of them, anyway. In China the CCP control the media. 4,000 deaths might not happen officially. Or it'd be reported in a patriotic manner etc etc.

China will, in 20 years time, be a big problem for the US. You won't be laughing at them then.

And the far left propaganda never fails to show up and defeat what is happening reality..

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

What will this mean for the United States


On Saturday, China's 21 largest brokerage firms said they would spend a whopping 120 billion yuan (about $19.3 billion) to try to stabilize the market, according to Chinese state media. The firms will actually buy stock funds themselves.

The goal is to show regular mom and pop investors that the big players still think buying stocks is a good idea. It's a similar strategy to companies buying back their stock when they think it's undervalued.

China spends billions to prevent stock market crash - Jul. 4 2015

The Chinese are learning how to keep things steady. Their govt is more likely to keep a stable economy than the US where recession benefits certain rich people who help control the US govt.

The Chinese are learning how to keep things steady.

That's hilarious! You should buy some Chinese stocks on Monday, what could go wrong?

 

[frigidweirdo]

The Chinese are learning how to keep things steady.

That's hilarious! You should buy some Chinese stocks on Monday, what could go wrong?

You need to learn about the present continuous.

 

[Moonglow]

Chinese stock trades are about $1.5 - 1.8 TRILLION a month and you're applauding throwing $19B at it.

Not applauding, but you knew that.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Remember to bump this thread

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

The Chinese are learning how to keep things steady.

That's hilarious! You should buy some Chinese stocks on Monday, what could go wrong?

You need to learn about the present continuous.

How much did you buy?

 

[Delta4Embassy]

What will this mean for the United States


On Saturday, China's 21 largest brokerage firms said they would spend a whopping 120 billion yuan (about $19.3 billion) to try to stabilize the market, according to Chinese state media. The firms will actually buy stock funds themselves.

The goal is to show regular mom and pop investors that the big players still think buying stocks is a good idea. It's a similar strategy to companies buying back their stock when they think it's undervalued.

China spends billions to prevent stock market crash - Jul. 4 2015

Doesn't spending billions to prevent something mean the something is imminent?

 

[EdwardBaiamonte]

What will this mean for the United States

preventing bank runs etc etc is now standard monetary policy and has been since not doing it caused the Great Depression.

 

[frigidweirdo]

The Chinese are learning how to keep things steady.

That's hilarious! You should buy some Chinese stocks on Monday, what could go wrong?

You need to learn about the present continuous.

How much did you buy?

Yeah, you just keep deflecting away from your English inability.