Once a bull market appears, a large amount of capital will flood in, and the manufacturing industry scale will drastically shrink.
The manufacturing industry is the cornerstone of developing countries. Without this cornerstone, will people live by stock trading?
The bull market has an end, unless money is continuously printed and invested; otherwise, once the bull market reaches its end, how big of a problem will it cause?
Moreover, continually printing money causes inflation without any benefit; it will only kill off the original manufacturing industry.
How can manufacturing industry profits compare with the financial sector?
That guy Li Yang is simply fearless!
Though I haven't asked him how much of those seventy billion belongs to him, it seems now that most of it is probably his.
Would he have such confidence if he didn't have money?
Would he dare to casually play at car manufacturing if he didn't have money?
