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+Schlomo Balgelbaum Goyim hating piece of shit ! Go To the Hell Jews! You've done enough wars and destruction to this world !

+Your Messiah is a Satan ! Jew-hating piece of shit!

+Sislertx Jewish twat !!!

+Joe Shmoe Well lets say God created all of what we see. Maybe Jesus has is time down the track.

+kieran franey "All" is a powerful word. Actually, it was the lust for material wealth, of the American citizen, that has given them this power. Without American debt(Car loans, mortgages, student loans, credit cards, etc), these people(elite) would have nothing to buy and sell and steal. It's not all their fault, in reality, it's mostly OUR fault.

+FiVibe Yes I think the same.

+RapidRay01 OPSSS . you just answered this question .

Without setting an actual price they can, and do, manipulate in other ways. The HFTers trigger off of certain things one big one being the VIX. If you notice at certain times the VIX just nose dives for no apparent reason. That is an all is well data point and one that triggers the computers to buy. get the traders computers to work for them.True price discovery, whats that? LOLThings like CDSs I don't know how they could control. Basically a bet on some outcome...either happens or not. And there are trillions out there leveraged way up no way they can be paid off if they bust.I'm amazed at what central banks are allowed to do. Basically whatever the hell they want. Print money, buy bonds, buy stocks, zero rates..... like a hedge fund gone wild. Most people don't realize how jacked up ZIRP and the trillions printed have distorted the "markets". Boy I could rant for hours on this stuff. I need yoga :-)

Your reasoning is solid but it is based on the existence of markets. Most people don't understand the power of digital platforms. I am of the opinion that every crisis provides the political impetus to transition markets further away from price discovery and more into precision control, Eventually asset prices will just be set with no regard to underlying bids and asks. This can be done because the banks control the digital platforms and their control algorithms are highly kept secrets. Try and locate the people that do this work for the banks and the exchanges. You won't be able to find them.

+Derelect5 So the Fed will go to each separate debt holders in a panic sell? The sovereigns, corporates, munis, junk rated, etc? How are they going to do that real time in a panic sell?And all the interest rate based derivatives of which there is about a quadrillion if they blow up? All they could do is try to wipe up all that mess at a later date which they won't be able to.I would suggest you look into liquidity in the bond markets a bit more, you won't like what you find. We almost locked up in 2008 with just housing and a decent economy. Economy is much worse than pre 2008 and with 6 years of zero rates we have massive overinvestment. Banks are almost 40% larger and debt has exploded. (student loan, autos, etc) I have little doubt the Fed is even buying stocks now off balance sheet, other central banks are. Last time the Fed had a relatively clean balance sheet and now have 4.5 trillion of crap on the books. There are waaay to many moving parts looking bad to be fixed with buy orders. And things a buy order just can't fix.

You are assuming that the markets are at work here. A market implies price discovery based on bids and offers. Those days are gone. All prices are digital creations and can be placed precisely where the central banks want them to be. Liquidity is a nonissue when a price can be pushed directly to an output register if that's what it take to drive prices higher.

+Derelect5 they can't control the lack of liquidity in the bond markets. In fact the Fed and Dodd Frank has it plenty jacked up. China devaluing last week churned the CCC and lower junk stuff to yield levels not seen since the 2008 crisis. This is where I think the sun starts to set and not too much they can do about it. Not a chance this lasts another 5 years. Raveling around the edges now.   

We won't get to 12 or 10. The algos will hold the digital numbers, that we happen to call a price in dollars, precisely where they need to be. History will show that the lynchpin was the digital technology; a phenomenon that allowed a means to precisely control prices. Economics, sentiment, earnings, PEs. .....all irrelevant Smoke and mirrors. Digital algorithms can create the money to create the bids to create the orders to achieve the desired prices. All automatically, with no human intervention. The banks need a couple more years of chop to profit on the alternate long and short positions before they set asset prices outright. We are not nearly there.

+Derelect5 what about pubkic dealer supply shortage, if dealers have nothing to deliver i won't take cash. ...paper markets might pull that off a while but if femand surges for physical when we get to 12 or 10. then what?

Offer three times the contract value in printed money. The dollar is strong. There is still plenty of confidence in the currency. A crises is coming but it is at least five years away. Maybe ten year. 

+Derelect5 The metals are going down because of the paper price manipulation. There is about a 15%ish disconnect in the paper and physical price. If the COMEX shuts down from no supply, at its lowest physical amount now, and price is set purely from the physical market it will surge. ECON 101 says high demand with low supply prices go up. But that isn't happening now, just the opposite.The only bullet left for the Fed is to print money. Whether bond purchases, stock purchases (algorithms you mention), some other fancy named QE program, etc. How long they can prop it up I don't know but they will lose control at some point. They can set prices whenever they wish, they do it now manipulating markets.  Just how does one set a price without regarding the bid/ask spread? They manipulate/spoof by affecting bid/ask. (paper shorts)

speak to how it stays together when silver is unavailable for delivery

+Son Goku Everything is true...except ''marrying a white dude is also a prety big honour in China''. It's not...are you a white guy trying to inflate your own ego?

+Son Goku "marrying a white dude is also a pretty big honour in China" no it isn't... also these chinese international students regardless if they are in the US, australia, canada etc... they end up interacting with only other chinese and majority of them only date from within there social circles...

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+James Chuaycham absolutely, most of the biggest businesses in China are multinational corporations. If you can only speak Chinese, you're useless to them. The idea is that we study at an English speaking university, build networks with English speakers elsewhere, and apply for jobs in China at these multinational corporations. An international education provides an international perspective that you just can't get in China.

+Shanghai Noon Can you elaborate more on other benefits? Is education quality here better preparing you to work in China?I know current ed systems globally needs to be reformed for better education and return on investment of time and money.

Just like America, Britain also has fantastic universities i.e. Oxford, Cambridge, UCL, King's College, Bristol, London School of Economics, Dundee, Edinburgh, St. Andrews etc, all with Chinese students. Like I said previously, student life is up to YOU. Many universities worldwide have societies and clubs and it's up to the student to participate and make full use of them. If you had a great student life in the USA, good for YOU, as YOU made good use of the expensive tuition fees and didn't just go to university just to study, like many Chinese do. In regards to the English language. American English is popular due to movies, popular music and NBA. Many of the English schools in China prefer American English because it's the dominant western culture and it's most exposed form of English. When Britain was a super power British English was the most popular form of the English language. British English has many "working class" accents, British English has many slang words, abbreviations, elisions, glottal stops and assimilations. Hardly anyone speaks like the queen in the UK. Australians don't speak British English, they speak Australian English and they have their own spelling and vocabulary. Canada speaks Canadian English, which is a mixture of American and British English.

+someguy6481 American English is more relaxed (you can get away with more). In fact, linguists say that it is inherently lazy because its origins are very working class.The USA attracts more foreign students than any other country in the world by far. Student life has a lot to do with that. 

How is American English "simpler" than British English? The grammar is the same with minor changes in spelling and pronunciation. Also to say that college culture outside of the US is "boring" shows your ignorance of the outside world. College experience is what YOU make of it, as is life.

+Shanghai Noon So that's your story. I wondered why you were posting on China Uncensored. Good to know.

+Tyrannosaurus Rex What happened man

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