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In this special report, we sat down with three guests: #ChristopherBalding, senior fellow at the Henry Jackson Society; #ClydePrestowitz, president of the Economic Strategy Institute; and #DavidGoldman, deputy editor at Asia Times.
They touch on China's 2022 economic outlook, what we learned from the past two years, and how that's going to impact global markets—and even consumers who might not realize it.
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'Definitely too risky': Christopher Balding on investing in China heading into 2022
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@Crealix Dejavu 😂🤣🤙
It might be new to the West but dummy business is common in China. I saw it as to avoid taxes. International Sanctions must be Scrutinize as there must be a third party operating.
@Crealix Dejavu 👍😉
@Marie Rocher EXACTLY Right!!!🇺🇸
Love this program. Look forward to it daily. 🥰
Thank you for another good report and a very good interview. China’s economy is going down quite quickly now and I am not sure the CCP will be able to turn things around any time soon. Lots of pain coming in the immediate future.
The more pain the better
Honest reporting Christopher! Thank you.
Thanks for sharing and adding value to my day.
Love the way this show bring experts to talk about a particular topic. So many great thoughts and diversed perspectives
Yeah, except the fact that Christopher Balding isn’t an expert in anything. At least he is no expert when it comes to finances and economy. 👈🏻
If there is a country definitively too risky for investments, it’s the US. That’s why US companies go to China.
New definition for “experts”: people willing to tell any BS you want them to tell, for 30 silver coins.
At first I thought Tiffany invited these guys on so she would look better(not like she’d need it) .. to my relief I found these speakers informed and informative!
I have avoided buying Made in China stuff for several years. It’s not very easy. But not extremely difficult either. I have to pay more for most things. But I have a peaceful mind knowing the things I bought have better quality and won’t contain harmful elements in them.
In order to make sure things are not Made in China, I shop more in local stores than online. That way I can look at the labels to know where the goods are from. For that I also want to complain about Amazon. Most goods sold on Amazon don’t list the origin. Why is that allowed? This is an important information the consumers have every right to know. Anyway that simple factor makes me reduce purchasing from Amazon a lot. When I do have to shop online, I spend extra time to check the product’s origin.
Also if most Americans know the real cost and danger of buying Made in China, many will do the same thing I do. Chinese products often last just weeks or months. Products from Western countries last years at least. So buying Made in China is actually several times more expensive in the long run.
And many Chinese products contain toxic stuff. For example many Chinese tourists bought (we’re talking about pre-pandemic time) formula powders from abroad (Australia was the most favorite country) because Chinese infant formula was toxic and many babies died or permanently damage by that.
I’m an Asian. Most Asian friends I know of, including Chinese, don’t buy food from China. Chinese food has high chance to contain things you want to avoid: chemicals, dyes, heavy metals, etc.
Yes Chinese goods are cheaper. But why risk your health for that few bucks? If Chinese consumers don’t do that themselves, why do you want to?
I think US government and media should produce documentaries about Chinese products quality and safety and broadcast/publish them often. When people realize the facts, they will naturally stay away from Made in China.
Thanks for your thoughts ❣️. I see more products other countries: Israel, Canada, India, Egypt, Indonesia, Taiwan, Brazil, Myanmar, Vietnam, South Korea in some big boxes companies; e.g. Walmart, Costco. I purchase boba milk tea made in Taiwan, taste 👍.
Strongly i support Your views Not to Buy CHINA PRODUCTS
Especially food. I’m Asian too. And yes, Chinese people avoid buying Chinese produce and goods. They sneak the tiny “PRC” label somewhere on the label and make the names like Japan or Korea stand out. Even Asian groceries, they’re swamped with made in China “stuff.” Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hongkong goods are much safer.
@Hans Otto Kroeger Kaethler You’re in La La land?
@Indi Stickney “Insults are the arguments employed by those who are caught lying” (Jean-Jacques Rousseau)
*Definitely too risky but Americans and allies still keeps investing in China 🇨🇳 like a fool.*
Also,…
Stop buying made in china
China is a great investment and anyone who doesn’t invest are fools. 👈🏻
If there is a country definitively too risky for investments, it’s the US. That’s why US companies go to China.
@Filipinas sobre todo Call out companies that support the genocide and slavery. That is the only way.
Let’s go Brandon!
Thanks for sharing and adding value to my day.
Investing in the enemy is not a good idea, that’s what traitors do.
@MarknBecky Goodell
Yes I’m sure you’re correct, but the global impact, if any at all, would still be reduced with these factories back on Western soil where their pollution levels and global impact would come under greater scrutiny.
@Noel Gibson you’re correct as well. Guess I felt the need to get on my soapbox Sunday morning about global warming. Pulling out and completely decoupling from China would be my opinion, though it would have some what of a large financial impact short term, the dividends would drastically outweigh in long term. I’m just 100% anti CCP.
Even if China isn’t your enemy state, it’s still a huge risk to invest in China. There is NO rule of law. Its government can just slap you some accusation or pass retroactive laws and seize your company. You may think, “Well, I had been doing business here for 20 years. Haven’t had that happen to me.” Yeah well, when it does happen, it could be 40 years of your work being robbed clean.
Ford Motors & Coca Cola: **starts sweating profusely**
@Birdflew the NBA, Nike, Adidas, ESPN, and soooo many!!!
Who would want to invest in such a country. High risk
The greed of American companies destroyed itself.
I wouldn’t be so quick to put it on the companies. The average consumer, will always pick the cheaper item. Regardless of quality, lack of labour laws, pollution created, even supporting an enemies military.
It’s just one. No big deal.
The United States was self-reliant before, and it can do it again. Greed has what brought down America.
He didn’t mention the lack of pollution regulation in China. They are still burning, ever more coal. Increasing to, 2025.
In the 21st century to date China burned more coal than Britain 1800-2000.
Blows over to Taiwan sometimes !
Hey Tiffany nice to see you tonight. Excellent reporting to night, informative guest I really learned alot and can share what I learned thank you donate freedom lovers!! God bless you Tiffany 🙏 and God Bless America 🇺🇸 We Will Win!!
I have seen a couple of things now with made in the PRC instead of made in china, look forward to China in Focus daily, keep up the great work.
I’m a senior and have watched politicians for years force American Companies to ship their production overseas. I wish someone could explain to me why. Our power and strength was production. We won WW2 because we produced enough to supply everyone to whom we were allied with enough equipment and supplies to fight the war. Buy American was a rally cry. I even remember Sam Walton proudly boasting that every item in a Walmart store was made in America. I bet he rolled over in his grave when he saw what his kids did with the company.
It honestly seemed like overnight the buy American cry was silenced and every American producer was closing factories and shipping the jobs overseas at the behest of our own government.
Because our standard of living was related to a company’s payroll and tax structure. Unions in collusion with parts of the US political system, pushed employers to pay more at a time when foreign companies with much cheaper labor costs were flourishing. The US companies could not compete. Add in the government the business punishing tax structure and it made perfect sense for large US international companies to leave the US and move to 3rd locations. You personally add to this by shopping at Walmart, Dollar Tree and Amazon.
Greed….businesses left the U.S. by regulations, taxes, and investing in foreign markets. Leaving a void to be filled with a “maintaining” and creating “convenience” markets that supposedly was to improve our world, but made everyone lazy and in debt looking for handouts instead of sweating and building.
Then take China as an example, who welcomed large manufacturers on free land, with labor supply. As years pass, greed becomes the ultimate bottom line of business, using forced labor from persecuted people who are being used in multiple facets for money. To forced prisoners of conscience for organ harvesting, to selling their skeletons to colleges around the world for cadavers. Moving the topic now towards a new way to create a new world problem that has no final goal to reach or acquire, but take EVERYONE’S money. There isn’t a solution to the specific made up problem of climate change. This problem sells world wide, and China supposedly leads the way for goods, as they use over 50% of the worlds coal consumption by themselves to sell junk that will never be enough to provide adequate and sustainable energy. This is exactly why China is moving rapidly towards nuclear power, and selling their failed answer for energy, keeping the world in their rear view mirror with an insurmountable debt. I have my own opinion of what climate change is all about, and is laughable to many, but can’t be scientifically proven against it either. The same holds true for climate change itself. Anyways, I believe climate change is being caused from magnetic polar reversal, which has factually occurred to this planet over 100 times, and causes the core of the Earth to rise in temperatures. Yet causing the rise of volcanic and earthquake activity. This volcanic activity spews HEAVY amounts of carbon dioxide and sulfur dioxide. The activity has doubled for the most part on yearly world averages, and to call it climate change with no scientific source to the problem except blame human kind is ABSURD, when there has been proven evidence of the poles reversing and natural occurrences in the past history of Earth.
@MarknBecky Goodell And the ever weakening magnetic field has affected behavior of multiple species of birds, terrestrial herd animals, cetaceans, insects, and humans. Most humans are oblivious.
@Lawrence Anderson I have no idea about birds and their behaviors except they eat, populate, fly, and poop.
Volcanic activity and the poles moving by miles every year towards the equator, well, this can be easily reviewed.
The only thing stoppning CCP is to exclude them from fre trade, because CCP is not following rules!
Always spot on when it comes to the US – CCP relation.
Another awesome video! ❤️❤️ Am investing my time and money in crypto now, this new price is a clear sign for new investors to come in ✅✅…
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I got Expert Scott info how good is he?
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I’ve worked with 4 traders in the past but none of them is as efficient as he is , his trading strategies are awesome !
I’ve never heard or seen any of his client complain of lost, I think he’s just too perfect.