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Chitchat Female angmoh astrologer predicts 2019 China collapse! Hahahaha ...

kryonlight

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The Hangover: In 1997, It Was Bangkok - In 2019, It's Beijing

On May 16, 2018, transiting Uranus enters Taurus. Uranus is in the fourth house by whole sign houses, a position that augurs difficult and persistent opposition to the ruling government – in this case, the Communist Party. But that it squares Venus, the ruler of Taurus, indicates a massive upset in property values. Progressed Jupiter in the mix exaggerates the losses. As transiting Uranus and Mercury are conjunct that same day (Mercury 4* Taurus) and Gemini-Mercury rules the fifth house of the stock market, a time period of extreme volatility in Chinese stocks is about to begin.

In early to mid-August 2018, retrograde Mars moves back over China’s natal Ascendant, while Uranus goes retrograde at 2* Taurus. This is when things turn really ugly. August 2018 will see some wild fluctuations in the yuan. Transiting Neptune 15* Pisces opposes transiting Ceres 15* Virgo (and is moving into range of opposing progressed Saturn) in a T-square with progressed Sun 16* Sagittarius. The serious level of debt, the exposure of corruption, and an internal struggle within the Party puts pressure on China’s leadership, leading to serious missteps.

But the reliance on debt continues, well into late 2019. In November 2019, transiting Jupiter conjuncts progressed Mercury, ruler of the eighth house of debt, while the progressed Sun has moved to 18* Sagittarius, squaring progressed Saturn 19* Virgo in the eighth house.

In January 2020, a stellium forms in Capricorn, consisting of Jupiter, Mercury, Sun, Ceres, Pluto and the South Node. On January 10-11, 2020, the planets are in their tightest range: ...

This stellium indicates a major upheaval within the Communist Party in China. The struggle for control will be brutal, and there will probably be ruthless suppression of any uprisings or protests by the people.

As if that wasn’t enough, the other element that was operating during the Asian crisis in 1997 is also operating in late 2019 to early 2020 for China. ... Expect a substantial fall in the value of the yuan in this time period.

Saturn is the heavyweight here. Saturn is reality, reality that cannot be avoided or denied. Saturn combined with Pluto, as it is in this case, is ruthless at pointing out reality until one acknowledges it. Sadly for the Chinese people, and probably the global financial system also, these multiple configurations coming together in such a tight time band indicate overwhelming pressure on the solvency of China’s financial system and on the yuan.

Saturn, inspired as he is now by Neptune, is determined to prolong the agony: he continues to demand an accounting for every misdeed by passing over China’s natal Ascendant beginning in April 2020 and moving away from the Ascendant in late 2021. A hangover indeed.

So in late 2019 through the first half of 2020, the same conditions apply to China as those that created the setup and the trigger for the Asian currency and debt crisis in 1997-1998: a stellium of outer planets aspected by inner planets, transiting Neptune aspecting (by conjunction or opposition) progressed Saturn, and an eclipse progressed Moon conjoining the eclipse Node.
 

kryonlight

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Finland angmoh professor says Xi Jinping in big trouble. Hahahaha ...

For many years, economists have been talking about the possibility of a 'hard landing' in China. This would mean a large slowdown in growth over a one-year period (predicted to go down to around 4.2%). Five years ago many thought it more likely than not that China could avoid this, but years of disappointing reform efforts and—in particular—a huge buildup in credit means that such a slowdown is now unavoidable. China's credit boom is unsustainable not just because of its scale, but also because the credit has gone into unproductive state-owned enterprises rather than the more dynamic private sector. This makes it unlikely that future profits will be able to service the loans. The question, then, is when this slowdown will happen. We think that it will be in 2018, as Xi Jinping will not want bad economic headlines before the October 2017 five-yearly congress of the Communist Party. He'll be able to hold back the tide until then, but he will know that a reckoning is inevitable and, possibly, even in China's long-term interests.
 

Ang4MohTrump

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This is a matter of time for China to collapse, but surely and definitely AFTER WHOLE of G7 G20 mass sinking! And after China there is no more chance of any new power nor economy to rise. It is actually GLOBAL mass suicide coming to the Spectacular Grand Final Success! 99.999% must die. Just die! No more resources for man to squander & ruin planet will no longer sustain civilized human populations' survival, only tiny amount of savage minority survive.

Make Planet Earth Great Again!

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The_Hypocrite

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OK lets be fair,,china so big,,,one side good,,got other side bad etc,,,See the bustle and hustle in chinese cities,,,I don't think China is in recession,,with the ah toing gahmen spending billions on the silk road project and these projects got no local content clause for the host countries,,,china will do just fine,,,,these ang mors are just talking down china,,,,and china has the worlds largest foreign reserve,,why they need to worry? If china economic development continues into its smaller cities etc,,,there is heaps of growth to go around,,,,,



Finland angmoh professor says Xi Jinping in big trouble. Hahahaha ...

For many years, economists have been talking about the possibility of a 'hard landing' in China. This would mean a large slowdown in growth over a one-year period (predicted to go down to around 4.2%). Five years ago many thought it more likely than not that China could avoid this, but years of disappointing reform efforts and—in particular—a huge buildup in credit means that such a slowdown is now unavoidable. China's credit boom is unsustainable not just because of its scale, but also because the credit has gone into unproductive state-owned enterprises rather than the more dynamic private sector. This makes it unlikely that future profits will be able to service the loans. The question, then, is when this slowdown will happen. We think that it will be in 2018, as Xi Jinping will not want bad economic headlines before the October 2017 five-yearly congress of the Communist Party. He'll be able to hold back the tide until then, but he will know that a reckoning is inevitable and, possibly, even in China's long-term interests.
 

kryonlight

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In early to mid-August 2018, retrograde Mars moves back over China’s natal Ascendant, while Uranus goes retrograde at 2* Taurus. This is when things turn really ugly. August 2018 will see some wild fluctuations in the yuan. Transiting Neptune 15* Pisces opposes transiting Ceres 15* Virgo (and is moving into range of opposing progressed Saturn) in a T-square with progressed Sun 16* Sagittarius. The serious level of debt, the exposure of corruption, and an internal struggle within the Party puts pressure on China’s leadership, leading to serious missteps.

But the reliance on debt continues, well into late 2019. In November 2019, transiting Jupiter conjuncts progressed Mercury, ruler of the eighth house of debt, while the progressed Sun has moved to 18* Sagittarius, squaring progressed Saturn 19* Virgo in the eighth house.

This astrologer is pretty accurate!

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China: More easing measures from Beijing to boost domestic growth - Nomura
“After the recent reserve requirement ratio (RRR) cut, which went into effect on 5 July, there have been further signs of policy easing in recent weeks, including a possible postponement of the release of new rules on banks’ wealth management products (WMPs), adjustments to an anti-pollution campaign that was deemed too stringent in its past “one-size-fits-all” approach, some softening in the government’s deleveraging drive and, more importantly, a softening in the regulations of the shantytown renovation program.”
 

zhihau

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time to plan a trip to PRC and sell the ancestral land? hmm... decisions... decisions... decisions...
 

halsey02

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time to plan a trip to PRC and sell the ancestral land? hmm... decisions... decisions... decisions...

My ancestral lands was confiscated by our beloved comrades, whom the whities love so much now....the COMMUNISTS CHINESE..during MZD era.
 
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