Posting anti U.S. bashing threads again Herc?
Try reading some actual financial and economic data and understanding what you are posting before you post this political anti U.S> crap.
http://techcrunch.com/2014/01/29/goo...ale-to-lenovo/
Lenovo bought the Motorola hardware pipeline.
The patent value is mostly retained by Google.
As to China..
The Chinese economy is decelerating.
Chinese factories are facing a slowdown in orders.
As to how some that don't understand what they are posting about and may think that the the U.S. dollar is doomed because the U.S. is in decline and everyone is selling dollars...
The flight is to the U.S and other nations currencies that are considered to be a 'safe haven'.
People that know what they are doing do not move capital into the currencies of countries that are in danger of failure.
Hope that helps.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-0...kets-rout.html
Dollar Rises Most Since May as Taper Fuels Emerging-Markets Rout
By Joseph Ciolli Feb 1, 2014 12:00 AM ET
The dollar had its biggest monthly gain against a basket of peers since May as a global selloff of emerging-market currencies prompted investors to seek the relative safety of haven assets.
The yen gained versus the dollar for the first time in six months as the global rout spurred investors to reverse carry trades. The Argentine peso and Hungary’s forint were January’s two biggest emerging-market losers. The greenback climbed versus all 31 major peers except the yen as the Federal Reserve scaled back monthly bond purchases a second time, citing labor-market improvements. U.S. payrolls gains more than doubled last month, according to a Bloomberg survey before next week’s report.
Try reading some actual financial and economic data and understanding what you are posting before you post this political anti U.S> crap.
http://techcrunch.com/2014/01/29/goo...ale-to-lenovo/
Lenovo bought the Motorola hardware pipeline.
The patent value is mostly retained by Google.
As to China..
The Chinese economy is decelerating.
Chinese factories are facing a slowdown in orders.
As to how some that don't understand what they are posting about and may think that the the U.S. dollar is doomed because the U.S. is in decline and everyone is selling dollars...
The flight is to the U.S and other nations currencies that are considered to be a 'safe haven'.
People that know what they are doing do not move capital into the currencies of countries that are in danger of failure.
Hope that helps.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-0...kets-rout.html
Dollar Rises Most Since May as Taper Fuels Emerging-Markets Rout
By Joseph Ciolli Feb 1, 2014 12:00 AM ET
The dollar had its biggest monthly gain against a basket of peers since May as a global selloff of emerging-market currencies prompted investors to seek the relative safety of haven assets.
The yen gained versus the dollar for the first time in six months as the global rout spurred investors to reverse carry trades. The Argentine peso and Hungary’s forint were January’s two biggest emerging-market losers. The greenback climbed versus all 31 major peers except the yen as the Federal Reserve scaled back monthly bond purchases a second time, citing labor-market improvements. U.S. payrolls gains more than doubled last month, according to a Bloomberg survey before next week’s report.
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