Possible Troop Movements in China?

http://www.foxbusiness.com ^ | 8/25/2015 | RinaseaofDs

[xzins]

It strikes me that a slow decline is to the benefit of professionals. That would be one way to look at the new rules that make crashes impossible and rapid declines difficult.

[AppyPappy]

They don’t. Dividend rates rise as the stock price goes down.

[Zhang Fei]

Not cheap for sure not to mention the delays in shipping, but its all part of the game and one comes to expect these things. Most aggravating thing is flying in country and it seems every 3rd flight I take is delayed 2-4 hours due to the airspace being shut down for military exercises.

Chinese labor ain't that cheap any more and other local cost factors are skyrocketing. It's a wonder that anyone does basic assembly there any more. Then you get these Party diktats where production goes away for weeks at a time.