Chinese Tesla Rival Launches U.S. IPO

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZ83JPIdZqA&t=307s&pbjreload=10 “The company claims its cars have similar performances as Tesla’s, but at half the sticker price. The ES8 sells at a base price of 448,000 yuan (about US$66,000), while Tesla’s Model X has a base price of about 920,000 …

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BOMBSHELL: Chinese company operating inside USA hacked Hillary’s private server throughout her term as Sec of State, have almost ALL her emails!

BOMBSHELL: A Chinese-owned company penetrated former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s private server, according to sources briefed on the matter. The company inserted code that forwarded copies of Clinton’s emails to the Chinese company in real time. The Intelligence Community …

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Dead Cat Bounce In Chinese Stocks?

via Yuan Talks  Shanghai Composite closed 0.18 percent higher at 2729, pulled back into gaining territory by the banking sector which outperformed in the afternoon session. Shares of 5G companies, liquor makers, and gas companies led the losses. Shenzhen Component …

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Short-Term US Treasury Yields Flashing Alarm, Chinese Consumer Spending Growth Is Faltering, Eurozone Slows Down….

"Short-term US Treasury Yields enter the week at their highest levels in 10 years…," h/t @charliebilello pic.twitter.com/MpokXx4xzU — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) July 30, 2018 "Eurozone slowdown starts to appear in business and consumer surveys," @dlacalle_IA pic.twitter.com/XmwhCil6e4 — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) July 31, …

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US Dollar Hegemony Tripped Up by Chinese Renminbi?

Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Um, no. Central banks not enthusiastic about the renminbi. Global central banks are not dumping US-dollar-denominated assets from their foreign exchange reserves. They’re not dumping euro-denominated assets either. And they remain leery of the Chinese renminbi …

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Chinese Big Brother

via  John Stossel: Upset because Facebook and Google invade your privacy? Be glad you don’t live in China. Facebook and other Western apps are banned there. The government views their openness as a threat. So the Chinese use platforms like WeChat …

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