Comments on: Jim Rogers in Shanghai Again…

By: Nelson Svoboda

Nelson Svoboda — Fri, 01 Jul 2011 10:12:56 +0000

While I agree with the content in Jim Rogers in Shanghai Again… | ERWIN.co , I think the buoyant sentiment around at the moment is a result of a false set of circumstances. The demand for consumer finance is still poor and there is no significant improvement in the housing market. The developed countries are surviving on their governments ability to just borrow and spend into their countries which is difficult to maintain. Regards, Nelson Svoboda.

By: Chi Zicherman

Chi Zicherman — Sun, 26 Jun 2011 16:10:46 +0000

While I agree with the content in Jim Rogers in Shanghai Again… | ERWIN.co , I think the buoyant sentiment around at the moment is a concequence of a politically engineered set of circumstances. The demand for consumer finance is still weak and there is no significant improvement in the housing market. The developed countries are surviving on their governments ability to just borrow and spend into their countries which is difficult to maintain. Regards, Chi Zicherman.

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I don’t believe in some regards it makes any difference to our defence capabilities what George Osborne doesn’t or does do in the defence cuts/spending review. So long as we have no alternative money supply to the privately-owned banks then the country’s left hugely vulnerable to economic attack from all quarters. That could end us.