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Al hilo de la analogia de las gallinas de Bendita. La realidad a dia de hoy para las parejas en edad de tener hijos es que si casi no llegan entre los dos a pagar vivienda y provisionar para lo que pueda venir, como para meterse en mas follones. Los trabajos de 40h+ semanales son una reliquia de hace un siglo que requeria de la existencia de una esposa encargada de un trabajo a tiempo completo no remunerado. La inclusion de la mujer al mercado de trabajo, que en principio deberia ser algo liberador (y lo ha sido en gran medida para todos, humanamente y desde el corazon), ha resultado en mero aumento de competencia entre la masa asalariada al no preveer el efecto por la no gestion deliberada del incremento de horas de trabajo disponibles. [...]
Yo no creo que haya sido liberador. Yo creo que nos la han colado bien colada, pero claro, discrepar de esto se vende como "machismo", aunque nadie haya hablado de quién tiene que quedarse en casa.Habríamos salido ganando si se hubiesen intercambiados los roles (trabajador/amo de casa) en el 50% de las parejas. Sin embargo lo que nos colaron fue "todo el mundo a trabajar, que libera e independiza". "Venda su vida por dinero". "Que no le controle su malvada pareja, deje que le controlemos nosotros".Al final ellas cambiaron la dependencia del marido por la dependencia del trabajo, y simultáneamente todos acabaron más jodidos laboralmente al haber el doble de oferta, con lo que al final el haber cambiado la vida de ama de casa por la vida laboral sólo reportó la mitad del beneficio prometido (al principio no, esto sirvió para hacer de gancho, pero luego los salarios "misteriosamente" se estancaron).Además de eso, en muchos casos la situación en casa seguía exactamente igual o peor. Comenzó la época en que los titulares y las series de TV vendían el concepto de "superwoman", que hacía de todo: madres solteras independientes que además eran trabajadoras excelentes y podían con todo. Nunca se nos vendió con un mejor envoltorio el concepto de esclavismo. Muchas de esas madres acabaron con enfermedades psicológicas graves tras años aguantando un ritmo absurdo.Lose-lose de manual para quien verdaderamente da el callo. Win-win de manual para quien explota.¿Resultado final? Castración por falta de tiempo y recursos, y con otros efectos secundarios muy graves a largo plazo. Muchos niños sólo tienen padres de forma nominal, porque en la práctica no tienen tiempo ni ganas para cuidarles, y esto está creando los monstruos del futuro (idiocracia) que acabarán hundiendo occidente definitivamente si nada cambia. Y por supuesto, combustible para la burbuja inmobiliaria.
¿Por qué, si no, creen ustedes que la República Popular China ha concedido la tregua preelectoral a Trump con un acuerdo según el cual comprará a EEUU cerdos y la soja para alimentarlos —cosa que haría sí o sí— a cambio de que fondos norteamericanos se queden con NPLs —préstamos morosos— chinos? Vaya hipermiebrda de acuerdo comercial para EEUU, ¿o no? 'Good news, bad news'.
U.S.-China Trade Deal: A $40 Trillion Trap On Trump’s Wall Street Buddies? Folks can debate who’s the real dupe in the “phase one” negotiations. On balance, though, Xi seemed to get the better of the Art of the Deal White House. Trump didn’t score much more than the U.S. had with the Trans-Pacific Partnership. The extra $200 billion of U.S. goods China will buy doesn’t alter the mechanics of the trade relationship one iota.Yet might Wall Street end up being the loser here?Odd question, perhaps, given that the U.S. investment game just won unprecedented access to China’s financial sector. Just not the kinds of assets Wall Street’s small army of lobbyists might’ve preferred. Once U.S. institutions apply for asset-management licenses, they will soon be able to buy non-performing loans directly from mainland banks—and increase their exposure to the debt stumble for which many observers think Beijing is due.“And just like that, U.S. pensioners will backstop China's $40 trillion financial system,” quipped analysts at Zero Hedge.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/williampesek/2020/01/17/us-china-trade-deal-a-40-trillion-trap-on-trumps-wall-street-buddies/#1e195f5a776bCitarU.S.-China Trade Deal: A $40 Trillion Trap On Trump’s Wall Street Buddies? Folks can debate who’s the real dupe in the “phase one” negotiations. On balance, though, Xi seemed to get the better of the Art of the Deal White House. Trump didn’t score much more than the U.S. had with the Trans-Pacific Partnership. The extra $200 billion of U.S. goods China will buy doesn’t alter the mechanics of the trade relationship one iota.Yet might Wall Street end up being the loser here?Odd question, perhaps, given that the U.S. investment game just won unprecedented access to China’s financial sector. Just not the kinds of assets Wall Street’s small army of lobbyists might’ve preferred. Once U.S. institutions apply for asset-management licenses, they will soon be able to buy non-performing loans directly from mainland banks—and increase their exposure to the debt stumble for which many observers think Beijing is due.“And just like that, U.S. pensioners will backstop China's $40 trillion financial system,” quipped analysts at Zero Hedge.
Señor@s, todo lo que dicen tiene mucho sentido, pero..Los que se están comiendo los activos tóxicos.. ¿no tienen claro cómo va a acabar todo? ¿son tontos de baba? Estados Unidos comiendose la basura china.. ¿también son tontos?
What's in the U.S.-China 'Phase One' Trade DealCHINA FINANCIAL SERVICESU.S. officials said the deal includes improved access to China's financial services market for U.S. companies, including in banking, insurance, securities and credit rating services. It aims to address a number of longstanding U.S. complaints about investment barriers in the sector including foreign equity limitations and discriminatory regulatory requirements.China, which has pledged for years to open up its financial services sector to more foreign competition, said the deal would boost imports of financial services from the United States.But China's state-run Global Times newspaper said that not all foreign institution will be able to tap China's financial market. "Naturally, entities from countries which are friendly to China will be favored by the Chinese people," the paper said in a commentary.
In the stock market, it’s become Apple, Microsoft and Alphabet vs everyone elseThe idea of an equity shortage usually hinges on the decline in the total number of U.S. public companies in recent decades, the relative dearth of initial public offerings and the consistent flow of share buybacks meant to reduce companies’ equity base.These are all features of this bull market, for sure. But it’s an oversimplification to focus on the absolute number of stocks or the background hum of stock buybacks as key drivers of the market’s historic run. There are plenty of stocks to go around and buybacks aren’t wagging the indexes – it’s just that everyone wants the same kind of stocks.(...) This has created a vastly bifurcated market, and an unusually wide spread between the valuation of the most expensive 20% of stocks and the cheapest 20%, as this breakdown by KKR & Co.’s head of global macro Henry McVey illustrates.In that upper tier, of course, are the Big Five of tech: Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon and Facebook, together worth $5.2 trillion, or nearly 18% of the S&P 500. The first three, now sporting market values above $1 trillion, in aggregate are “worth” $3.7 trillion and will likely have net income exceeding $140 billion this year.So, in aggregate Apple-Microsoft-Alphabet trades at 26-times this year’s profits, with no debt and enormous capacity to invest, buy back stock or fund future dividends. The broad market is below 19-times earnings.(...)And yet, McVey says, “There are just too many broken business models in the value indexes.” So simply buying the cheapest is not a clear winning strategy. He favors scanning the middle of the valuation spectrum for companies combing earnings acceleration and dividend growth.
Why Manhattan’s Skyscrapers Are EmptyApproximately half of the luxury-condo units that have come onto the market in the past five years are still unsold.From 2011 to 2019, the average price of a newly listed condo in New York soared from $1.15 million to $3.77 million.But the bust is upon us. Today, nearly half of the Manhattan luxury-condo units that have come onto the market in the past five years are still unsold, according to The New York Times.What happened? While real estate might seem like the world’s most local industry, these luxury condos weren’t exclusively built for locals. They were also made for foreigners with tens of millions of dollars to spare. Developers bet huge on foreign plutocrats—Russian oligarchs, Chinese moguls, Saudi royalty—looking to buy second (or seventh) homes.But the Chinese economy slowed, while declining oil prices dampened the demand for pieds-à-terre among Russian and Middle Eastern zillionaires. It didn’t help that the Treasury Department cracked down on attempts to launder money through fancy real estate. Despite pressure from nervous lenders, developers have been reluctant to slash prices too suddenly or dramatically, lest the market suddenly clear and they leave millions on the table.The confluence of cosmopolitan capital and terrible timing has done the impossible: It’s created a vacancy problem in a city where thousands of people are desperate to find places to live.
Puede causar esto con la necesaria desdolarizacion?Aumentar la cantidad de activos denominados en $ previo a su derrumbe valorativo?Sds
Cita de: R.G.C.I.M. en Enero 18, 2020, 19:02:12 pmPuede causar esto con la necesaria desdolarizacion?Aumentar la cantidad de activos denominados en $ previo a su derrumbe valorativo?SdsSinceramente, yo sería muy cauto con el derrumbe del dolar. De hecho, si vienen tiempos oscuros, el DINERO se va a refugiar en el dolar antes que en el euro. Yo diría que el dolar es el ultimo bastión antes del colapso final. Antes van a caer muchas otras cosas.