The Chinese economy jumped by 7.9 percent in the second quarter of this year. And that’s why its foreign cash reserves ballooned to $2.1 TRILLION last month. Unlike the U.S., China’s stimulus plan is working like a charm, and that’s why the newest Chinese stock I recommended to my Asia Stock Alert subscribers has jumped by 25% in just 4 days! View the video to find out the name and ticker symbol of this ‘must own’ company.
Regards,
Tony
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My husband is the subscriber to this information. He does not have computer knowledge. Would you please also send this information in text as well as video, since he does not watch the video and I would like for him to have access to the information?
Thanks
Dorothy Blum
I have yet to hear any of your reports. All I get are chopped up words and phrases.
You and your fellow foretellers have to use video?, but I have basic, slow dialup and thus, can not hear what is being stated. Very slow and many interruptions. I REQUIRE TEXT VERSIONS.
Too top your China company weeks gain you talked about, my CHINA company was up +54.3% for the week.
Noticed TCK up for the week at +36.2% and NEP up +16.6%.
Many Thanks for your Emails
REX (THE HEX)
You and your fellow foretellers have to use video?, but I have basic, slow dialup and thus, can not hear what is being stated. Very slow and many interruptions. I REQUIRE TEXT VERSIONS.
Tony, Thanks for the updates from asia. I lived the last seven years in India before returning to the US and would like to hear some thoughts from you about India. Money and Markets published an interesting article on the Chinese manipulation of their currency as the means to fuel all this growth.
Why do the rest of the nations in the world allow them to do this. And where is the currency mess headed. I am nervous to invest in China for a number of these reasons.
What are your thoughts on China BAK Battery Inc (CBAK), you once said this was a no miss.
Please add my name to the list of folks that prefer text over video. I can read text MUCH faster than I can listen, and there is very seldom any particular information presented that is presented better in video.