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Link to the article http://goldstockanalyst.net/finance-and-investing/companhia-vale-do-rio-doce-rio-quarterly-results-analysis/ Feel free to express your opinion below.

The majority of voters think that russia would continue to grow. Hmm.

I partly agree with you. However Russian market is very susceptible to various bad news and if that bad information hadn't been hidden I don't really know how the market would have reacted to it. I think the current prices would have been much lower in that case.

BTW, I am gonna publish the voting results at my blog so please vote more.

So what should they come to in your opinion?

Link to the post: http://goldstockanalyst.net/economy/emerging-markets-russian-stock-trading-was-stopped-again-today-huge-decline/

China suffered from the crisis even more than US.

Thanks for advice, i don't need to refresh my knowledge. they have a communist party which actually rules but they have economy market system right now. In 1977 they were very poor and actually 50% were starving.

In 1977-1978 China was a communist country... what growth are you talking about? I am interested in your source of information.

BTW, what do you mean by "real growth rates"? The real growth is GDP and GNP growth. Maybe there is some secret number you have out there. I hope you will share it with EliteTrader community...

You're quite right about inflation. The whole BRIC has high inflation. But didn't USA start with high inflation? :) That's everybody's problem.

Don't you mean China?!

For 30 years?! You mean they're growing since 1977-1978? I greatly doubt. At that time China was a very poor country.

USSA - :D :D good joke. Then the future president should read "Capital" by Carl Marx...

Do you have anything more to tell me about China?

There is no correlation between elections and crisis. crisis is just crisis, elections are elections.

This is just past data.

Here is the link to the article: http://goldstockanalyst.net/finance-and-investing/the-greatest-economy-slows-down-chi/ Feel free to express your opinion in the comments.

I assume no one have ever used web 2.0 investing sites.....

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