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Jason is a China-based strategy consultant and professional speaker with ten years of experience in Asia, and has been in China since 2004.
From living and working in the Bubble Economy years in Japan, the Dot-Com boom and bust in the US, to China’s rise in the 2000s, Jason has sought out life in some of the most exciting economic environments in the world. He is currently living in Shanghai as a business advisor, professional speaker, and entrepreneur.follow me on:
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Can China’s economy save the world’s? Economic and financial trend roundup for Aug 08
The first trading day after the Asia-wide three-day holiday, and following the weekend announcements of Lehman Brothers Chapter 11 filing and the buyout of Merrill Lynch, China's stock markets dropped in tandem with Asian and world markets. China Supertrends has been following the financial implications of the sub-prime crisis for a while now and will... read moreChina’s foreign reserves: Two trillion by the end of the Olympics?
Who wants to be a multi-trillionaire? Based on the apparent pace of growth in China's foreign reserves, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange may need to answer this question in a mere three months. Its answer should be an emphatic "Not China." In fact, SAFE's next quarterly announcement of foreign reserves is not due until July but unconfirmed... read moreDead cat signals more China stock market regulation?
Two months ago I discussed in this post the effects of regulation on the stock markets in China. My theory: After the precedent China's regulators set in April by offering two investor-friendly policies timed to pump up the markets, China's investors would now get in the habit of looking to the government for a bailout whenever the markets were in trouble. At... read moreDead Cats Bouncing in Shanghai’s stock market because of over-regulation
Milton Friedman was thought to have said, "The stock market and economy are two different things." Looking at the recent actions of the China Securities Regulatory Commision and Chinese leadership, the two appear increasingly intertwined. This is setting a dangerous precedent for Chinese government intervention in the stock markets: Last year by increasing... read moreThe New Gold Mountain — China’s Foreign Exchange Reserves
In the mid-19th century, people in China dreaming of wealth may have thought of Gold Mountain, or Gum Shan, the Cantonese name for California. Tens of thousands of Chinese flocked there, seeking their own claim to riches. Now, in 2008, wealth-seekers don't need to leave home, the Chinese are actually sitting on the new Gold Mountain - China's 1.68... read moreMonkeys, Tigers, and Bears — Oh my!
WESTERN MARKET FENG SHUI Recently as I watch the volatile stock markets in China, more out of curiosity than as an actual investor, I am reminded of some of the stock market wisdom my father taught me, garnered from his two decades of experience as a stock broker in Canada. As China's Premier, the PBOC governor, and other officials rush to the press... read more
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