Can China beat the United States in the future financial war?
Ever since I realized that the world is at the historical turning point of the 60-year cycle, I have been worried that the United States will never give up its position as an ally, destroy the European Union, disintegrate the euro by any means, launch a round of financial war, and eat away at China's foreign exchange reserves of more than $3 trillion. In fact, the curtain of the financial war has been opened. I'm not worried that China will lose to the United States in war, sword and even nuclear war. That year, on the Korean battlefield, the volunteers beat the heavily armed elite American troops to the ground with those crude machine guns and cannons, forcing the Americans to sit down for peace talks. Now that you have modern weapons and equipment, you don't have to worry. But then China and the United States will not fight a war of swords and guns, but a financial war. At least so far, I don't believe that China can compete with the United States. China has more than $3 trillion in foreign exchange reserves, which should be a good thing. You can use it to change the world. God has given you this golden opportunity. Turning to the modern history of China, the heinous Opium War made China people gnash their teeth. Eight-Nation Alliance invaded China, burning, killing and looting. It burned the Yuanmingyuan, robbed many of our national treasures, forced the Qing government to sign many unequal treaties and robbed a lot of silver. I don't think anyone with conscience in China will forget this national humiliation. Besides, China is full of stock gods and stock experts, and there are many stock software to refuel. Why don't you go? Isn't the master going to play Soros and Buffett? It's time to show your talents. In fact, people don't take you seriously at all, and they don't take your stock market seriously at all. Worse than Vietnam. You have no correct concept, no market backbone, no perfect trading system and no strict laws and regulations, just like children playing house. China's so-called master, in people's eyes, is at best a second-rate or third-rate standard, just like a cricket I raised when I was a child. Look at it. It barks loudly. It uses cricket grass as a guide and runs with two big teeth full of pots. However, at the beginning of the battle, it was defeated in two moments. The American economy went down and the country sank, but Buffett made an early bargain-hunting and opened a position. Although China's economy and country are rising, institutional and retail investors are too scared to buy on dips. More than half of the investors in light positions and short positions are holding a lot of money in their hands, but they are desperately shouting: the market has no money and the stock market is short of money. Some people say that if Buffett were in China, he would still be told to get down. Don't forget, does Buffett make less money on PetroChina and BYD? People's financial institutions play with China's banking stocks, which is not to earn a lot of money. The financial market in the United States is open to the whole world, so you dare not go in and buy a lot of other people's money. China's financial market is closed to the outside world, but it is afraid to open. If you dare to drive, people will dare to enter. Only when they have no money can they dare to borrow money from the bank to play with you. I bet that if the A-share market is open to the outside world now, all the United States needs is Buffett and Soros, plus a scheming Goldman Sachs, which will kick your ass. The stock market fell, Goldman Sachs fanned the flames, domestic stock critics panicked, funds took the lead in smashing the market, and retail investors stopped to cut meat instead of short-term losses. Buffett and Soros's men suck a lot of cheap chips, while China investors give others blood transfusion at a low level. After a few days, the market picked up, and Goldman Sachs turned around and sang hard. Domestic trumpeters followed suit, and young fund managers began to grab the top again. Red-eyed retail investors also want to catch up, but Buffett and Soros ship in large quantities, and China investors stand guard for others from high places. Earn enough and leave. People don't have to prepare empty sacks to hold rice, and rice can be worth several dollars. People transfer money directly through your bank and then spend it in your country with your money. Very chic. China investors worked hard to save a little money, trying to make some money in the stock market, but they were kidnapped. Not many people. Playing with you once a year is enough for you. Of course, the United States is eager to open the door to China's financial market, but at least it can't be opened yet. What he will do next is to disintegrate the European Union and the euro, so as to sweep away an opponent and hidden dangers, and make China stop thinking and leave all his money in the United States to support his economy. At the same time, he can use his brain to play with your foreign exchange reserves. Through the depreciation of the US dollar and the decline of national debt, your money is getting less and less. In this way, China people became slaves of Americans and worked for others for nothing. It is said that everyone is responsible for the prosperity of the country. A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. A few years ago, I was teaching Japanese outside. In order to explain the "Sino-Japanese War" in A Survey of Japan to students, I consulted a lot of materials brought back from Japan, but it aroused my infinite sadness and sadness. After the defeat of the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895, Japan plundered 232 million taels of silver from China as war reparations, which was equivalent to Japan's fiscal revenue for four years at that time. Thanks to the war reparations, Japan developed modern industry and education after the Meiji Restoration, which laid the foundation for further annexing the three northeastern provinces of China and launching the war of aggression against China. I learned these words not from scholars and textbooks in China, but from Japanese scholars with conscience. Because I hate this period of history, although I like the simplicity of Japan and my Japanese parents, brothers and sisters who treat me as their relatives, I still set the three no's principle of "not working in Japan, not becoming a Japanese citizen and not marrying a Japanese woman" and returned to China with my doctorate. Although I miss my children who stayed in Japan after divorce and sometimes feel lonely, I don't regret coming back. I want to fight for my motherland!