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May 17, 2011

High-priced Apple Bubble Burst in China: Why the apple price is so high?

Filed under: Financial News — Tags: , — sherry @ 11:24 pm -0700

High-priced Apple Bubble Burst: Why the apple price is so high?
appleLast year (2010) fall , Apple price was skyrocketed , and recently, Apple prices are greatly reduced, as the Apple price bubble burst.

Cao County, Heze, Shandong, has a large cold storage , in the past most of the stores were garlic, onion and other vegetables , because of the promising future market in last fall , many fruits and vegetables deals purchased a large number of Apple. But recently , Apple prices do not rise but greatly decline.

apple2Last year, purchase price is too high, many people reluctant to sell and store in their existing cold storage after the acquisition , resulting in this year ( 2011) Apple’s large backlog , supply and demand caused the price bubble burst.

Look at these two pictures, that is the scene that people hoard for speculation. So many apples there, whereas the markets own fewer apples.

However, after the bubble burst, dealers must bear the expenses and cost. Actually, they stew in their own juice. On the one hand, the regulators shall make relevant laws and rules for such affairs; On the other hand, dealers themselves shall take notice of it.

The burst bubble of Apple just likes the housing prices. If one day, the real estate is burst, the damge will be huge. However, after shuffling, perhaps more and more Chinese people can own their houses and live a more pleasant life.

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November 18, 2010

Real estate bubble burst caused the debt crisis in Ireland

Filed under: Financial News — Tags: , — sherry @ 9:00 am -0800

Real estate bubble burst caused the debt crisis in Ireland
Irish economic was booming for ten years, which gave birth to the huge real estate bubble, after the crisis struck, with the high lending to the real estate market, banks have suffered huge loss Nearly two weeks, the Irish national debt prices plunged, with the price movements in the opposite direction yields rose to the highest in the history of Irish euros.

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May 28, 2009

B-share market for 7 months, Yang received a strong leader, or the bubble

Filed under: Financial News — Tags: — lily @ 3:08 am -0700

B-share market for 7 months, Yang received a strong leader, or the bubble
Shanghai and Shenzhen B-to large ending May, and continued in November last year catapulted the monthly trend since, due to price advantages as well as the inflow of funds into the emerging market, B shares rebound in the current round of lead has been maintained at the same time worried about the market bubble brewing increasing temperature, the first in June stood Crossroads of B shares, will choose which direction, perhaps the operation of the global economy will find the answer.

The country’s new policy of endless round of economic stimulus, in addition to new energy sources and smart power grid construction and other industries continue to introduce programs, the revitalization of regional economic planning in the market set off a wave of popularity. Looking back on the market trend, we can see that from the earlier construction of the International Center for Shanghai, Shenzhen comprehensive reform program of research and released, the market also completed hot local shares from Shanghai to Shenzhen, the local unit of switching. In particular, this week, Shenzhen, Hong Kong shares surge in the collective, but also makes Shenzhen B-line on up to 15.4%, stronger than the same period in the Shanghai B refers to the 7.62 percent increase.

Overall, the vast majority of B shares in May are to maintain the upward trend, especially after shares stagflation strong liquor , for example, Gong B Furui up 46.88 percent this month for the best performance of B shares, Zhangyu B rose 24.95 percent. Followed by most of the local shares in Shenzhen, China Set B, China Merchants B, Wanke B this month, the cumulative increase in between 19% -26%.

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