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Registered -2 points ago +1 / -3

Lenny, on the ground here. Business is up 50% over last year.

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Lenny_Kravitz2 2 points ago +2 / -0

Where is 'here'?

Cause last I checked, the Three Gorges area got heavily flooded and most businesses got destroyed. Also, a ton of farms had to cull their pigs and chickens due to multiple hits of swine and avian flu.

Then you had 3+ months of them shutting most things down due to COVID.

So...if business is up by 50% then either the Chinese government is buying everything (which will push them closer to economic collapse via hyper inflation), or you are talking about such a small area, that it doesn't really matter since most of the country is dealing with economic hardships.

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Hattmall 4 points ago +4 / -0

People are still buying tons of stuff from sites like Amazon and elsewhere,much of that stuff is coming from China. I sell on ebay / Amazon, my sales were up nearly double for a while. I had no supply disruptions from China, the only supply disruptions I had were on things that I import from India. I actually had to switch some of those items to Chinese suppliers.....

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John_McFly 1 point ago +1 / -0

The news never reports on the situation in India, I've only seen a few third hand videos of police enforcing curfews.

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John_McFly 1 point ago +1 / -0

Lenny doesn't want to get shot, so he sees business booming. Just like he doesn't notice all the missing people or barred/ welded doors.

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Registered 0 points ago +1 / -1

Here is North East China, Lenny. Businesses that deal with importers that sell brick and mortar are suffering and a few other industrial products. However, consumer products are strong and steady. 2nd Quarter on Quarter GDP for China was +11.5 %