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Are those prices in the Chinese currency? Where can I buy one of those copycat cars? The Chinese will surely conquer the world car markets in the next few years.

Bullshit. The Chinese government is absolutely terrified, and too timid to take any substantial measures to cool this frenzy down. The only thing I am surprised about is that there is no Chinese version of Easy Al cheerleading the bubble with some nonsensical phrases about productivity etc...

TL, thanks for the Ron Paul links. His positions actually make a lot of sense, EXCEPT that he does not seem to support more LEGAL immigration. No, it tries to explain things happening to real people in the real world. You would not suffer from this stupid paranoia, if you had taken some...

COMPLETE NONSENSE. You guys seem totally lost, you don't understand economics or your own history at all. You people get a HUGE benefit from immigrants. Together with free markets immigration has made your country rich and powerful. Too bad you are too stupid to respect that. And I can't...

Why do you Americans insist on shooting yourself in the foot? Stopping immigration is about the last thing you need now. You're up to your ears in debt, terrified that the housing market will crash on you and make half the nation bankrupt. The ONLY thing that could (partially) save you is to...

Only bond bulls here? Why are you all bullish?

Mr Li just gave the buy signal. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aVyPywMvp39U&refer=worldwide

Still selling puts, is he?

Well you asked for the math. If you don't like it, it's your problem. I don't need any math in this. As to the Chinese index futures, I don't see any liquidity either in Singapore or Hong Kong. Wonder why...

Random indeed. Can YOU give any non-random math to figure how far a bubble can go??

Ok, I'll give you this math. The target is 10x the previous bottom. SSEC bottomed at 1000 two years ago, so it should climb to 10000. Otherwise it's not much of a bubble! Why can't China be compared to the US? US was an emerging power in 1925, like China is now.

Math? What math? What does math have to do with asset bubbles?

Millions of new accounts every week... astounding. I think it's obvious this crazy market will still at least double. How can a foreigner take part? I know there are some capital account restrictions in China, but is there an easy way around them? Do Chinese brokers allow foreign...

Just listen to him! He IS the typical dip-buying permabull. These guys always look so good at the top.

So what? He's just telling the truth. That's more reason to like him, not less.

I bet ZZ-Whiner is unable to come up with any ideas as how the US or anyone else could meaningfully affect human rights matters in China without seriously harming its own interests.

Perhaps he's turning bearish and is just trying to cover his tracks with this kind of talk.

Nobody mentions Lincoln. :confused: One million dead and a civil war pretty much beats anything that has happened since.

If gold were a bubble, would you see these questions? Answer: GLD

Gold and silver are precious metals more than commodities. I think they are more affected by investment demand than industrial demand.