Ufo propu engine, closed loop

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The focus is on one belt one road and how it can be implemented better...

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Gift and Relationship Selling.

A friend went to Africa and gave me a gift of high quality honey. The price was not cheap. The packaging was super.

One way to combat the "lowest cost producer wins" is selling gifts. Price does not matter.

The Developing Nations can focus on Special Gift Products that can enhance their image...

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An Official of a Developing Nation asked: "Can you recall the development of China from the early 1980s when China was poor after the Cultural Revolution? What can we learn from that history?"

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Meeting with an IT Company

IT: "Our Founders have education in Europe. We specialize in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and helping Companies manage their businesses worldwide."

Tseung: "We are interested in applying AI to trading in the Forex Market. The Forex Market is an unregulated market but its daily transaction volume is in trillions of US dollars."

IT: "We have not done too much work on Forex but we understand it to be highly leveraged. Investors can make or lose a lot of money in a short time."

Tseung: "That is correct. Normally, a Nation wants to keep its Exchange Rate within a narrow range for financial and trading stability. The fluctuation on a daily basis is kept to fractions of one percent in most cases. Previously, the game is reserved for Governments and big Banks.  Now there are hundreds of small Forex Brokers or Companies. The purpose is not to exchange money to settle trading difference. The purpose is speculation – manipulating or betting whether the Exchange Rate will go up or down."

IT: "But if the daily fluctuation is small, there is not much profit to be made."

Tseung: "That is where leverage comes in. These Forex Brokers or Companies loan the customer money to bet. In Hong Kong, the legal limit is 1 to 20 meaning if the customer places 1 dollar, the broker may loan 20 dollars to the customer. In USA and UK, 1 to 200 is the norm. Since the Industry is not regulated, some brokers loan 1 to 500 or more."

IT: "How would an Investor make money?"

Tseung: "The operation is effectively a Casi*o . The investor or gambler basically bets on whether the Exchange Rate will go up or down. The betting is always on a pair.  For example, USD and Euro is a pair(EUR/USD); USD and Japanese Yuan is a pair, USD and Chinese Offshore CNH is a pair etc."

IT: "An investor can bet whether the Euro will go up or go down against the USD.  If he thinks the Euro will go up, he buys EUR/USD now and sells EUR/USD later when the Euro exchange rate goes up."

Tseung: "Correct. If he thinks the Euro will depreciate against the Dollar, he sells the EUR/USD pair first. When the Euro depreciates, he buys the pair back to make the profit.  It is a form of gambling. The investor never needs to own any Euro or USD. (The Forex Broker does not need to own such currencies either.)"

IT: "What determines whether an exchange rate will go up or down?"

Tseung: "The Western Economists call it Market Forces. There are buyers and there are sellers. The Forex Brokers ( casi*o owners) quote a buy and a sell price at any one time. They can take the risk themselves or broker the transaction to a bigger bank and take a small transaction fee.  In the bigger picture, the exchange rate is affected by World Events.  For example, when Brazil had meat export problems, their currency depreciated. When UK left the Common Market and the Election Results were not favorable, the British Pound depreciated."

IT: "That is ideal for Artificial Intelligence. AI helps to predict the results when an event occurs."

Tseung: "That is why we have this meeting..."


(More in the One Belt One Road thread at overunityresearch.com)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8c55hH9ENE

One positive view on One Belt One Road. (Jeff Brown: Belt and Road Initiative - Peace is Breaking Out All Over)

The West was successful for 500 years with their technology.  They won and others lost. Win-win was never considered...

A retired Hong Kong and Shanghai (HSBC) Manager said: "The OBOR operation was like HSBC for Hong Kong since the 1970s. HSBC loaned aggressively to Hong Kong Businesses especially property developers. When a Developer successfully won a bid on a piece of land, HSBC loaned money to them to do initial development.  The Developers then sold their planned or developed units.  HSBC loaned to the Citizens (as mortgages). The money was never from deposits. The money was created from thin-air with the blessing of the then Colonial Hong Kong Government."

"When Hong Kong became prosperous with all the business activity, HSBC grew to be one of the biggest banks in the World.  The OBOR plans to do something similar.  It pumps out thin-air money to get the many Nations rich.  These Nations will then make the AIIB or other involved Banks rich.  The banks do not really care about a few bad loans as the money comes from thin-air.  China is in a similar position. So long as the end result is general prosperity for the many OBOR Nations, China and AIIB will enjoy the benefits."

"It was a win for HSBC (a UK owned bank) and a win for the Citizens of Hong Kong. Win-win. The Business Activities in Hong Kong would never have been this successful if not for the aggressive lending of HSBC.  Will the aggressive lending from China via OBOR help the many Developing Nations rich?"

Tseung: "China not only lends capital. China also gives out knowledge and technology. China gets itself rich via aggressive printing of thin-air money and circulation of knowledge and technology.  Can China help others rich???"


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