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China Headed for a Crash?


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Do all great economies suffer a crash? The United States has seen two stock market crashes: the Dow Jones Industrial average in ‘29 and the NASDAQ in ‘00. There has been speculation that China will continue its torrent pace. However, recently we have seen in the charts that all my not be well in China. All great markets will go through periods of corrections and even crashes. Human nature does not change from hemisphere to hemisphere. Fear, Greed, Hope ring true with all human beings and the Chinese are no different.

The charts I have here will show you the eerily comparison of today’s Chinese markets to the NASDAQ in 2000. It is not that I am rooting for a financial collapse of the Chinese Markets.

Check out the charts:

Human Nature Never Changes!

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4 Responses to “China Headed for a Crash?”

  1. Sun Setting on Shanghai | Market Speculator on March 10th, 2008 9:24 pm

    [...] in February I wrote about the Chinese stock market.   Since this post the Shanghai is off some 10%.  However, the [...]

  2. Monster Stock Trader » Sun Setting on Shanghai on March 10th, 2008 9:34 pm

    [...] in February I wrote about the Chinese stock market.   Since this post the Shanghai is off some 10%.  However, the [...]

  3. Proceeding With Caution, This Market is Shaky at Best | Market Speculator on August 12th, 2008 7:05 am

    [...] to the global slowdown that is happening.  I wrote about the pending fall of the Shanghai index (article).  Year to date it has fallen 53%+ and from this article it fell 43%.  Crude oil has begun to [...]

  4. Monster Stock Trader » Proceeding With Caution, This Market is Shaky at Best on August 12th, 2008 1:28 pm

    [...] to the global slowdown that is happening.  I wrote about the pending fall of the Shanghai index (article).  Year to date it has fallen 53%+ and from this article it fell 43%.  Crude oil has begun to [...]

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