Largest Mall In World (In China) Has Amusement Park Rides, Palm Trees: No Shoppers

Discussion in 'Wall St. News' started by ByLoSellHi, Apr 17, 2007.

  1. Neodude

    Neodude

    It's the new wild west, albeit over populated...

    Just like during the gold rush there is no money to be made digging for gold, but instead selling the shovels and picks.

    -Neodude
     
    #11     Apr 17, 2007
  2. I love that analogy.

    I'm going to use it in the future. +1
     
    #12     Apr 17, 2007
  3. S2007S

    S2007S

    That story is interesting. Amazed by the size of it. 1500 retail stores. That has to be an amazing site to see.
     
    #13     Apr 17, 2007
  4. buy the rumor....sell the news....

    China rips into 2008 olympics.... and falls right after

    all i hear about is 2008..2008....its a 1 month party...big deal...doesnt sustain long term growth

    also..its not like China is unknown...."this will bring china to the forefront"....please...they already dominate,,,,once they sell our bonds...they'll dominate even more

    Short China during the olympics (at least for a short term trade)
     
    #14     Apr 18, 2007
  5. QUOTE.............. Typical of many Chinese workers, Huang doesn't spend much of the 1,500 yuan (almost $200) she earns each month doing accounting work for a local factory. She lives in a company dorm, eats in its cafeteria, sends much of her income home to her parents and saves the rest................... UNQUOTE

    this is very typical of chinese/asian and immigrant workers.

    their outlook on life is to support the elders , support the family , save money etc etc.

    in terms of ploughing money into the economy by spending and enjoying the money it simply is not gonna happen. hence the main flaw in the shopping mall project.

    i see the same thing in the philippines when i go there with the wife. fantastic shopping malls full of western goods and expensive local goods but everybody shuffling around just looking.

    the only place that is busy is the toilet and the cheapest restaurant.

    they only go there for the aircon to be honest.
     
    #15     Apr 18, 2007
  6. It's called Beijing now, not Peking.
     
    #16     Apr 18, 2007
  7. Its not gonna happen?

    Maybe if you look at Singapore, predominantly Chinese, and its development and change in attitudes and spending you might reconsider.

    Funniest thing is seeing them line up at Kenny Rogers Roasters for a $35 chook

    It wont happen over night, but it will happen :D
     
    #17     Apr 18, 2007
  8. That's hilarious. Yeah, having a trade surplus is terrible. Gotta have a huge deficit like the US and Make sure all the citizens are in debt up to their eyeballs. that way, there won't be any "trade frictions".

    LOL

    :p
     
    #18     Apr 18, 2007