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@casper_smc Right. It’s crazy ict still teaching on YouTube in 2025. I wonder what is left for him to teach after so many years of mentorship
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@I_Am_The_ICT absolutely. You’re the legend. I’ve been trading your concepts for the past few years and I made millions. Btw I’m from China and trade Chinese bond market and commodities. ICT works at all market all around the world.
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I made millions this year from shorting iron ore and rube steel, which are the upstream of housing market. I haven't close even 1 hand of my position yet. Fuck CN
Would Evergrande $78B fraud case be the start of a cascading chain reaction I’ve talked about how China would try to break the chain effect of RE developers’ bankruptcy last year. Since, Chinese govt had basically disregarded HK court’s bankruptcy ruling of Evergrande (offshore creditors haven’t been able to claim EG onshore assets). But this latest fraud accusation against EG by CSRC probably triggered Country Garden, second largest developer after EG, to suspend the release of its 2023 annual result last week. I would venture to say CG probably has committed the same thing as EG, or at least its auditor worries so. CG and EG share the same auditor, PWC😵💫. If EG and CG have both exaggerated its revenues, would many other developers have done the same during the difficult COVID years? The more interesting issue is: what happens with a new wave of massive write downs among Chinese developers? If most of them are in negative equity territory after the write downs, how does Chinese govt still pretend these companies are going concerns? Because that’s needed to stop the spillover into financial sector. That’s needed to let the banks off the hook. All big six banks in China has a bad loan ratio of about 1.3%, while an industry that accounted for about 30% of GDP went into bankruptcy. The facade of Xi’s China dream is getting harder and harder to maintain
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