Wednesday, August 11, 2021

Stocks of big tech companies in China

 Are the stocks of the big tech companies still attractive investments?

https://fisca.sg/ArticleDisplay.aspx?ID=1036&Name=Crackdown-on-the-monopolistic-practice-of-tech-companies-in-China&View=A


3 comments:

  1. im tan kin lian
    i eat wif fam
    mai son in law
    ask mi to scram

    he said he drive
    dun haf to fuss
    i said no nid
    i take da bus

    i walk a bit
    and took da train
    change once and then
    im on bus lane

    saw pretty girls
    one hour of glee
    miss KTV
    hehehe

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  2. Wat is de amt in collection of stamp duties last and tis year?

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  3. Investors pay attention when they make choices to invest in a country - Costs, credit ratings,

    currency risk, country risks, how often are rules and policies flip-flopping, can they survive

    and prosper and other wide ranges if their investment is wise or foolish. Almost everything

    what you buy nowadays is Made-in-China (visible and proven). When companies invest, the need

    for labor intensifies translating to good-paying jobs, which in turn creates wealth for the

    people and country ( simple economics?). The best part is when wealth flows into the

    the Republic coffers and the way this work is excruciating simple - GST can be banished.

    And with a strong and prosperous middle class, and increased consumer activity leads to an

    expanded economy and everyone ends up being better off rather than just selected.

    The US fears that Made-in-China could eventually replace the developed Western countries

    as the global leader in advanced manufacturing areas.

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