Saturday, May 19, 2007

HSBC Seriously Worried About China Bubble

The Standard: HSBC rings stock market warning bells

"The situation in Hong Kong is not any better, with retail investors coming to us [fund managers] asking for numbers [stock codes] all the time without even bothering to know what the companies' names are." HSBC executive director Peter Wong Tung-shun during a radio show.

Posted by nearly30 @ 10:09 AM (170 views) Add Comment

3 Comments

1. sold 2 rent 1 said...

Here is another account of the madness

Casino Royale, China and the ghosts of 1929
http://www.safehaven.com/article-7570.htm

Saturday, May 19, 2007 10:33AM Report Comment
 

2. harold said...

This is the reason why the Dow and FTSE are continuing their inexorable climbs. When China falters, however, London and NY will plunge. We still have a little further to go before shorting IMHO. All eyes are on China – at the first sign of trouble, investors will take very aggressive market positions. It's a game of 'chicken' really.

Saturday, May 19, 2007 10:35AM Report Comment
 

3. nearly30 said...

harold - spot on - last time there was a wobble - DOW was 12500 and dropped to just above 12000 - and this was only Mar 2007 - some 10 weeks ago.

Now the DOW is 13555 - good God!!!! How is that not overheated considering the economic data coming out of the US.

FTSE - 6400 dropped to 6000 in Mar 2007 - now riding high at 6640 - may look better - but we haven't been through our 'Sub Prime' scandal yet.

Saturday, May 19, 2007 10:48AM Report Comment
 

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