The Rise of Asia Is Being Challenged by the U.S., Says Hao Capital’s Liu

[@pineapplesareyummy6352]

This video is now 6 months old, but I've seen his more recent videos too and I'm impressed. Charles Liu knows his stuff!

[@serenachen9385]

Ever so calm man n steady.

[@vicenteandoyfilocncowners727]

Lol European country and Americans nation are left behind after decades of colonizing our continent and getting our resources and golds. It's payback time. Asia can survive by trading each other non of other continent can do and we are the core of all of your foods. Asia is becoming the most advance and rich countries 10 years from now

[@dinoyuan1574]

This guy is a genius

[@rabbitbobo4131]

The correct is title should be, The riser of asia being hinder by the us.. Asia growth is inevitable.. why? because they are catching up.. you simply can't stop progress... Us is tring to delay the inevitable... I am still not convince over the American-china deal.. China has a growing market compared with a US market which is over spend and in debt.. would i buy a old car over a new car with guarantee warranty ? the logic is as simple as that.

[@TyKOmain]

rabbit bobo Except private analysts suggest that the Chinese government it vastly understating their debt and they are likely far more leveraged than the United States. It’s thought that China is leveraged at somewhere between 200-300% GDP Edit: A more accurate analogy might be would you rather buy a brand new tata motor car or a certified pre owned Ford F-150

[@rabbitbobo4131]

@@irgids If in doubt read Ray Dalio analysis on china's debt.. he is one of the few actual people (Western) that understand the financial structure of China. You need decades of working experience in Asia Market to understand China Debt Structure.. really please find a publication on it.. there is next to none.. even a lot of Hong Kong expert doesn't know how the China system works.. that is why I am so impressed about Ray Dalio understanding of the fundamental.. a very exceptional investor. does China has problem.. yup huge problem.. but not it is not debt or currency.. nor GDP.. this is a global slowdown.. and china is a producer.. China slowdown just means the world are consuming less as there are less money.. look at the percentage of import.. China is still there.. I mean i don't expect you to be global analysis.. but always takes financial advice with a pinch of salt.. data is always better then words.

[@rabbitbobo4131]

@@TyKOmain Also @megakids are partially correct, debt is not a big issue in China as it is not part of the Global FIAT currency market.. meaning Chinese has sole obligation over their currency.. so why would debt matter? it is like playing monopoly and you are the sole player.. it doesn't matter if you take all the cash or just 100.. the importantce is the operation of that money.. which would take another decades to learn..

[@rabbitbobo4131]

Just to my defense, it is not China, it is ASIA. Asia is rising because most of them are 3rd world and they are becoming more educated and more powerful.. there is simply no stoping the whole of asia from developing.. people will buy what they want when they earn what they have.. you simply can't stop economy.. well american hope they could but they could only hinder.. and not stop.

[@rabbitbobo4131]

already seen the video.. thx for info thou.. most appreciated.

[@sahngcobo]

There is no way the US can survive without asia who will do the work ?

[@ENIGMA111-c2w]

Automation

[@junkeatng]

Cool as a cucumber.

[@ChispyReddit]

US crying ,"backdoors" Is eerily reminiscent of them crying "WMDs"in the early 2000s

[@burnerburner4074]

Now it's "muh uighurs". All with very questionable sources and barely any concrete evidence besides some satellite photos 😂

[@uncleleo_cn]

Speaking of the global issues, we're facing immense challenges continuously and maybe endlessly, one after another. For instance, climate change, wars, geopolitical conflict, environmental pollution, economic crisis, military group confrontation and competition, and so on. Having said that, no one knows what the future holds. Nevertheless, hopefully, young generations can tackle them with their innovative wisdom. A multipolar world is coming, and no one can dominate in a monolithic hegemony. Neither bully nor imperialist is welcomed by the planet, there's no exceptionalism. Mutual understanding and multilateral cooperation between countries are crucial in handling international fairs. In any case, "without stability and peace, we can't have development". However, conflict and competition are both inevitable globally. When it comes to the China-US relationship, the rivalry between these two sides on the economic and political front is going to continue in the short to medium term. In a nutshell, Great China should remain vigilant in tackling the relationship with the US and its allies and focus on maximizing the interests of the nation. See you.

[@helenchen1636]

大师！

[@samsun01]

I came here from doing a search for "Charles Liu" after watching him on Wave Media. Bloomberg, get back Mr Liu on and stop with the China bashing and ideology propaganda.

[@walnuttv1999]

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