* When I can order a 32 G for my camera for $10, I know the chip makers
including several I own are in trouble with over capacity. I have some winners and they
attribute the successes to Apple and other mobile technologies.
*
Apple's stock takes a break from the delay of a product and it could be a buying
opportunity. I sold my Apple before the Samsung's self-destruct
feature - you cannot predict that without a time machine.
* While it is doing good now, Britain will experience the pain due to Brexit when many HQs move to Europe mainland.
* China's GDP will move to the 5% range as it is not a developing country any more. 10% is only sustainable for a developing country in its initial stage and the inflation rate is high.
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Opposite to the names, all trade agreements are used to disagree and/or
exclude countries not joining the agreement. TPP (typo?) is used to exclude China and it may not be possible.
Free trade should not have
any trade agreement: and we should buy the best offered by any country at the least
cost as long as all the players play the game fairly (such as no product dumping).
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One problem of changing policy due to changing political party is the
cost. No policy is perfect but we need to enhance or fix it. It is a waste of
money and effort to change it when it was not invented here. This is one problem of a two-party system. We spend too much time in arguing on who is on top.
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