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China Has ‘Leapfrogged’ the West | Louis Vincent Gave Wealthion 313K subscribers Subscribe 2.2K Share Download 74,761 views Premiered Jan 29, 2025 All Wealthion Videos Beyond the headlines on DeepSeek AI, China is transforming the global economic order. The Asian superpower is outpacing the West in key industries like EVs, solar panels, and nuclear power while securing a record-breaking and growing $1 trillion trade surplus. In this must-watch interview, Louis-Vincent Gave joins James Connor to explain how China’s strategic and long-term planning, emerging market dominance, and infrastructure investments are reshaping markets—and what this means for the West’s future. Plus, learn the risks of rising energy prices, inflation, and shifting geopolitics—and how they could impact your financial future. Don’t miss this essential analysis of today’s global economic and geopolitical landscape. Investment Concerns? Get a free portfolio review with Wealthion’s endorsed financial advisors at https://bit.ly/3CgmjOh Chapters: 0:26 - From Real Estate to Industry: The Evolution of China’s Economy 4:34 - China’s Industrial Independence and Consumption Push 8:04 - A Tale of Two Policies: US vs. China’s Strategic Vision 11:11 - How Chinese Capitalism Competes Globally 14:32 - The Chinese Consumer: Health and Consumption Trends 18:22 - China’s Trillion-Dollar Trade Surplus Explained 25:44 - The Cold War’s Impact on China’s Global Trade 29:41 - Trump’s Return: Will US-China Relations Shift? 32:51 - TikTok as a Bargaining Chip in Geopolitics 35:07 - Is China Still the Most Undervalued Market? 39:07 - Inflation Risks in the US: What’s Ahead? 43:44 - Where’s the Value? 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Key moments View all Explore the podcast 862 episodes All Wealthion Videos Wealthion Podcasts Transcript Follow along using the transcript. Show transcript Wealthion 313K subscribers Videos About Twitter (Wealthion) Facebook (Wealthion) Instagram (WealthionOfficial) Free Portfolio Review - Wealthion Free portfolio review: HERE Free Portfolio Review - Wealthion Free portfolio review: HERE Live chat replay See what others said about this video while it was live. Open panel 391 Comments Eng Lam Yeo Add a comment... Pinned by Wealthion @Wealthion 3 days ago Investment Concerns? Get a free portfolio review with Wealthion’s endorsed financial advisors at https://bit.ly/3CgmjOh 9 Reply @PhiloSurfer 1 day ago At last, someone who understands China; specifically that China's real estate bubble did not burst - the Chinese government deliberately deflated it. Houses are for living in; not for speculation. 221 Reply 6 replies @raylee9721 1 day ago China's success is the world's success, she does not use her success to threaten others or bully others like some people do. China shares and wishes to have a win win situation with others and not impose her perspective on others, like my way or the highway. She does not have kind of attitude or ego. 110 Reply 1 reply @barrywong4327 1 day ago China’s rise is unstoppable for the following simple reasons: 1. It invests heavily in infrastructure, education, real industries (not financial gimmicks), and its people’s well-being. 2. Its leadership is pragmatic, far-sighted, effective and humble. 3. The country is unified; no constant bickering and infighting. 4. It has leaders who are visionaries, not a bunch of demagogues and frauds who only look after the interest of a few. China is bringing to the world affordable and quality products and services for the masses. It does not monger fear, conflicts and wars. It says little and lets its actions speak for themselves. More power to China 105 Reply 6 replies @luttelkikker 1 day ago 2014 Harvard Business Review: Why China Can't Innovate 2023 Harvard Business Review: We must learn from China's innovation. In summary, the west doesn't know China. 19 Reply @jennyohara4011 1 day ago China is going on 6g while most of the West is still on 4g 76 Reply 6 replies @ed1003 2 days ago Luis, you had oversimplified the development of Chinese EV industry. Back 15 years ago, pollution was everywhere and everyone knew how so many western media were laughing china. Even US embassy at Beijing published air pollution and quality every day, putting public complaints and pressure over Chinese government and challenge the legitimacy of CPC government. So EV industry was a solution for city pollution and also a big opportunity, no wonder china is leading in this industry. 93 Reply 7 replies @DoomsdayLastSurvivor 1 day ago In China, we change policies. In the West, we change politicians, but policies remain the same. 29 Reply @nelsontyler8347 4 hours ago this rise isn’t without challenges. China’s growing debt and '' Natalie Kayla Kimberly '' my consultant said the potential for global pushback as it expands its influence pose significant risks to its continued dominance. 86 Reply @armchairwarrior963 2 days ago (edited) China isn't complaining when they ship the low end pollution jobs to Vietnam, Bangladesh, Mexico, India etc...They are low value and destructive. China is building higher value electronics/cell phones/ pc's etc.. Funny thing is these job weren't even in the US to begin with. US never lost these jobs to China. 102 Reply 7 replies @annabutt1855 1 day ago Thanks for a non toxic balanced view. Really enjoyed this discussion which didn’t raise the fear factor or my blood pressure. 18 Reply @gregwang8628 1 day ago Central Asia has a history that goes back a thousand years to Han and Tang Dynasties, they were neighbors for the longest time. 33 Reply 1 reply @stevensun7011 1 day ago Imagine you're in a race to build the most advanced, efficient, and cost-effective car. The American competitors are like well-established luxury car manufacturers—they have shiny, powerful vehicles with all the bells and whistles, but they come with a hefty price tag and require a lot of fuel to run. They’re impressive, but not everyone can afford them, and they’re not always the most practical for everyday use. Now, DeepSeek is like a revolutionary electric car that not only outperforms the luxury models in speed and innovation but also costs a fraction of the price to build and maintain. It’s sleek, energy-efficient, and packed with cutting-edge technology that makes it accessible to a much wider audience. While the competitors are still refining their gas-guzzling engines, DeepSeek has already redefined the game with a vehicle that’s not only faster and smarter but also far more affordable and sustainable. In this race, DeepSeek isn’t just keeping up—it’s lapping the competition, setting a new standard for what’s possible, and leaving everyone else scrambling to catch up. It’s not just a step forward; it’s a leap into the future 7 Reply @Felipe-n3j 1 day ago Wooo unbelievable . uSA $500 billion AI competing against CHINA $6 million AI ….hmmm not bad at all. It only shows how good brilliant those young Chinese engineers, mathematicians & scientists are in CHINA 🇨🇳 today….DEEPSEEK RI is just the first opening card.😊😊😊 8 Reply @seekan88 1 day ago China rocks the world with amazing innovations across all industries. Thank you China ❤ 10 Reply @makila7715 14 hours ago It’s been a no-brainer for at least three decades that China was leapfrogging when it entered into serious negotiations with the newly created WTO in 1995, which the US assiduously opposed. Under Deng Xiaoping, China had already begun the opening up policies in the 1970s and negotiations with the GATT, the WTO’s forerunner, notably in agriculture. After yearlong opposition, Bush announced in 2001 to WTO members at their Qatar meeting that China was allowed to accede (with the strong support of the EU) at a moment he needed approval for chasing the smoking gun in Iraq… Since then, successive US presidents have been busy emasculating the WTO and its multilateral success story to hold countries legally accountable for their trade violations, like illegal tariffs, subsidies etc. By refusing to appoint judges to the Appellate court of the Dispute Settlement Body, a return to bilateral trade and protectionism has been hastened and looms large today. If other members respected WTO rules, China would play the game honorably in the spirit of dialogue, compromise and cooperation. For a country that had no legal tradition in the western sense with gentleman agreements being the norm for sealing deals, China has mastered the monumental task of creating a market system and lawfully integrating into the world economy. This is now being seriously undermined and thrown under the bus by the new president. The US has shot itself in the foot in its pathetic endeavor to stave off a foregone conclusion - the economic and spiritual ascent of China. As a side note to the TikTok saga and young Americans flocking to the Chinese RedNote platform only to discover they’ve been gaslighted into believing the harmful and hateful US narrative about China’s actual achievements and living conditions to date, I think this is a positive popular movement in social media that breaks down walls and falsehoods like nothing we have seen heretofore. Chinese ‘censorship’, torture and concentration camps have been touted as communist instruments of suppression. If censorship serves to ban violence, vulgar behavior, pornography etc online, one can only salute it. In any case, as Trumps edicts are being unfurled by the hour, one can only pray for US citizens, but not on his bible😮 Where were all the voices we hear today, when China was being maligned by practically all…?Yes, some insights and acknowledgements here and there - but ultimately “you can’t trust them”. President Xi is a formidable statesman with a vision for his people. He has no match today. 2 Reply @FissehaAbebe-po2su 1 day ago I am happy to discover such knowledgeable person. 15 Reply @Hypocrite-x9q 2 days ago Analysis is WRONG! The Chinese people are superb entrepreneurs. 52 Reply 4 replies @steventan2550 1 day ago China gifted it to the world to celebrate 2025 Chinese New Year. Thank you China. 4 Reply @Felipe-n3j 1 day ago USA to CHINA : NO, we won’t allowed you to join our exclusive international space program….CHINA : ooh well it’s ok , we will just build our own space station , more hightech & it will cost only a fraction compared to your space station….& we can build it in just 2 yrs.😊😊😊 7 Reply @jamesho8820 1 day ago Fantastic discussion. I have heard Louis Gave many times and am impressed with his clear and realistic understanding of China. Many thanks. 13 Reply @geedoubleu641 2 days ago Fun fact: Tupperware recently closed its last US plant and now manufacturers its products for the US market in Mexico. 23 Reply 2 replies @adamesd3699 2 days ago (edited) This is a phenomenal interview with a great guest. Learned a lot. 18 Reply @deannahouston8801 2 days ago Excellent guest with clear and common sense answers. 19 Reply @markmahan38 1 day ago An Empire requires expansion of borders or acquisition of extra territories. China has not done either. The only thing China has gotten is territories which they previously owned. Such as from the Russians, who took territories from China in the past conflicts. Meaning China territory has not changed for decades. If anything China in territory is less than in the past. So the use of the term Empire does not FIT. 14 Reply 2 replies @yoingen 1 day ago In fact, housing prices have a great impact on real estate speculators, but it doesn’t matter to ordinary people. Even if my house price appreciates by 3 times, I have never considered selling it. What impact does it have on me?Moreover, Chinese houses do not need to be taxed every year, and will not be subject to higher taxes as their value increases. 5 Reply @audiwong9622 1 day ago Another great interview Jimmy, this time not quite the usual resources genre but a totally welcomed viewpoint on something that impacts our financial health. Thanks! 16 Reply @sed9406 1 day ago China's rich people are now investing in China's emerging industries. Their entrepreneurial efficiency is much higher than that of California and Boston in the United States, and those foreign exchange will not be invested in overseas real estate, government bonds, or stocks. 9 Reply @easwaransanthakumar297 10 hours ago Meanwhile Gordon Chang still predicting China collapse 1 Reply @flyingtothemoon4271 16 hours ago China’s success is the best example of “what doesn’t kill you make you stronger” means! 👍 3 Reply @gilsegura8587 1 day ago Meta’s lead researcher Yann Lecun put it: “The idea is that everyone profits from everyone else’s ideas. No one ‘outpaces’ anyone and no country ‘loses’ to another. No one has a monopoly on good ideas. Everyone’s learning from everyone else.” So it’s execution that matters. Russia had sputnik first but the U.S. landed on the moon first and no other country has been able to do it. Tomorrow, the US competition will all upgrade their programs to match or exceed the efficiency of DeepSeek to lower consumer cost and benefit the consumers! Ultimately, it’s the consumers, startups and other users who will win the most, because DeepSeek’s offerings will continue to drive the price of using these models to near zero (again aside from cost of running models at inference). 3 Reply @AIPretendingToBeHuman 20 hours ago I don't think China is "easing up". President Xi's New Year message to the Chinese people "‘work hard with great tenacity’" 3 Reply @slc801 1 day ago Ask the American native Indians about knife in their back ? They have a saying about the American politicians “ they speak with a fork tongue “ ! 😜 5 Reply 1 reply @theusersol 1 day ago Finding Gave as an alpha source is the best thing that's happened to me in ages 6 Reply @wadewishloff870 1 day ago Wow, what an eye opener. My question is when will their stock market reflect their reality? 5 Reply 1 reply @davidkelly2262 7 hours ago Excellent update,Thanks, very interesting. 1 Reply @huethai9646 2 days ago Great Interview this is a refreshing perspective that is lacking elsewhere 9 Reply @brianliew5901 1 day ago "China didn't collapse yet? Wait until next year and it sure will !" says Gordon Chang. 😂😂😂😂😂 12 Reply 7 replies @judywu5514 23 hours ago What's the point to discuss so much about why China's government succeed? All the politicians and rich men of the western countries are only care about themselves and their own country , but those of China' care about their people and all the human beings, especially those poor countries. 2 Reply @robertseaborne5758 1 day ago Subsequent to millennia of Chinese indigenous culture and the recent historic struggle of China's recovery from a century of imperialist invasions and humiliation, the Communist Party of China (CPC) has become the largest (100> million members), most stable and successful form of state governance in the modern era. Moreover, such a relatively large and disciplined form of governance has enabled China to develop it's productive force and socialist market economy at an unprecedented pace; to the point where China is now by far the world's largest manufacturer and exporter. Moreover, the CPC is now more confident than ever of being able to defend China's sovereignty, it's borders and it's 1.4> billion population against any external military and or economic threats aimed at curtailing China's future progress. 3 Reply @seanharracksingh279 2 days ago Great interview. Direct and consise answers. 9 Reply @subashsankhla8740 1 day ago Spot on with respect to china .have visited many times and always felt it will burst .it has defied all my logic and I guess the reasoning explained is most accurate 2 Reply @BrisLS1 2 days ago Some brilliant perspectives here, thanks. 10 Reply @alanwang5066 1 day ago We believe that Americans are very creative and good at doing PPT. But we are better at turning PPTs into reality. I remember Abraham Lincoln once said that government of the people, By the people, for the people. Obviously, the Chinese government is practicing better than the US government. 3 Reply @naeemchowhdary4924 1 day ago "Us VS Them" strategy is in panic mode! Donald Trump, after DeepSeek release: "no more sanctions, could we talk pretty please?" Happy 2025 to all peace & freedom lovers. 3 Reply @allenzhang2982 2 days ago Interesting - we don’t change politicians, we change policy …. 10 Reply @kooisengchng5283 1 day ago All the trade surplus dollars are used to buy 1. gold, 2. lent out to any country that needs USD for trade at a rate cheaper than IMF or WB. 2 Reply @jennyw6576 2 days ago deeply understand China's polices 15 Reply 1 reply @jacintochua6885 13 hours ago Outright seizures and even kidnapping are scary.. China is the largest trading partner with over 120 countries . The guest ad host don't know ? 1 Reply @tiberiodimartino6159 2 days ago Great insights from your interview. 👍🏻 7 Reply @topgames6672 2 days ago Where is Deepseek? 11 Reply 1 reply @CA-tb7om 12 hours ago Very inspiring comments and observations. learned a lot. Thanks! 1 Reply @Annabelle_Banks 1 day ago Thanks for your content! The approval of Bitcoin ETFs has been a game-changer for us, buddy. I managed to grow my portfolio to $95K in just 30 days—I feel truly blessed! 5 Reply 19 replies @jimmylam1486 1 day ago great talk. Convincing analysis of China philosophy and the Chinese market. 4 Reply @trfgshdtg4577 1 day ago We are witnessing a "Chinese Renaissance". Every week there is a new scientific discovery or incredible technological development.😍 7 Reply @vc4510 1 day ago Over productions can export to give the world a inexpensive good products... all good things! 2 Reply @tjinc002 1 day ago They also found their own uranium within their territory. 3 Reply @ahmedsawni862 2 days ago inflation consists of subsidizing expenditures that give no returns with money that does not exist. Jacques Rueff 6 Reply 1 reply @vc4510 1 day ago (edited) Vincent, the Chinese governent keep changing because the external situations keeping changing! 1 Reply 1 reply @jbl6338 2 days ago Have Gave on again 4 Reply @moonsonate5631 5 hours ago Timestamps (Powered by Merlin AI) 00:06 - China is outpacing the West in industrial growth and self-sufficiency. 02:30 - China is surpassing the West in multiple industries, transforming its economic focus. 06:55 - China's strategic investments in infrastructure surpass Western shifts in policy. 09:06 - Western policies remain stagnant despite political changes, unlike China's dynamic approach. 13:26 - China's economic model emphasizes competitive lending for structural overcapacity. 15:46 - China's industrial capacity significantly exceeds its consumption demands. 19:58 - Chinese entrepreneurs face significant uncertainties affecting their investment decisions. 21:45 - Chinese entrepreneurs are uncertain, leading to capital flight and investment in gold. 25:32 - China's trade surplus and growth in emerging markets defy US isolation efforts. 27:28 - China is shifting focus from low-value goods to high-tech exports. 31:08 - China's perception of US actions influences economic negotiation strategies. 33:11 - TikTok's closure in the US highlights China's strategic positioning against Western capitalism. 37:00 - China's market benefits from policy support compared to uncertainties in the US. 38:49 - Concerns of inflation resurgence in the US amid fiscal policies. 42:54 - Inflation concerns persist amid oil price increases and economic uncertainties. 44:56 - US banks face challenges while global opportunities appear more attractive. 48:42 - China perceives volatility in Canada as a concern under US influence. 50:30 - Trudeau's leadership failed to diversify Canada's energy exports. 54:20 - The left has shifted focus, neglecting traditional worker advocacy. 56:18 - China presents unique investment opportunities despite its political reputation. 1:00:08 - Hong Kong's favorable conditions attract business and families. 1 Reply @teebone2157 1 day ago The US will never catch up. You got one party that is trying to move foward while the other party always wants to keep things the same and stop progress 1 Reply 2 replies @tomsunuwar6940 1 day ago Great China 🇨🇳 ever great 👍 in the world 🌎 4 Reply @passby8070 1 day ago 9:52 kudos for understanding the essence of Chinese and the US government. 2 Reply @craiglawrance 1 day ago Louis Gave is excellent! Reply @YitongZhao 4 hours ago Fantastic analysis, especially on Canada Reply @disastrousemouse 2 days ago Where are there value stocks in America now? 4 Reply 1 reply @ShaunKheng 4 hours ago Louis did not answer the question of what is China’s participation in the financial sector, where US is 70%. I watched somewhere, think it it Keyu Jin who said the equivalent for China is 10%. So the impact of stock market meltdown, if there is one, in China is limited. Reply @Thelastoftheboomers.-py1rt 1 day ago That is the benefit of living there. You get the picture. Rise of the China Dragon.😎 1 Reply @wynetsang 6 hours ago Science and Civilisation in China (1954–present) is an ongoing series of books about the history of science and technology in China published by Cambridge University Press. It was initiated and edited by British historian Joseph Needham (1900–1995). China has several thousand years of tech experience while the West only has several hundred years since the end of th Reply @RogerK9883 1 day ago (edited) Charge foreign States for sanction free deposits. 50% toward US debt principal, 50% guaranteed liquid. Read reply. 1 Reply 1 reply @paulvarey2416 1 day ago Great guest. 1 Reply @JohnS-hs5hb 1 day ago Mr Connor, let your guest talk......we are here to hear him. Thanks Reply @jamessmithers4456 1 day ago Residential real estate prices are going nuts in Bangkok, now more expensive than Paris or Berlin, in Singapore, now more expensive than in New York or London... This is largely driven by retail investor from China and Russia Reply @costaselgreco 1 day ago superb interview, merci Reply @kalipotmeng 1 day ago When Louis talks , I listen 1 Reply @Richard-y5u 2 days ago (edited) I agree, China is moving ahead of the West, especially Europe which is in perma decline. 19 Reply 2 replies @KaiQuek-i2m 1 day ago China is making bricks using simulated moon soil in the TianGong space station... China had earlier collected real moon materials using space ship Chang'e 5 2 Reply @michaele4830 2 hours ago I believe it has. It just that US doesn't know it yet. Reply @ShaunKheng 4 hours ago There are still many places all over the world, except for the western world countries, that the Chinese can buy properties and assets, and it is happening. Reply @GDDLS 15 hours ago This is what happens when you go “green” and reject science Reply @jacintochua6885 13 hours ago Promises made and reneged repeatedly have destroyed all trust. Selling treasuries and then start8ng sanctions? What trust is possible now ? Reply @AIPretendingToBeHuman 20 hours ago Real estate prices down 60% from peak, 10% down, low interest rate. I wish I were in China 😀 Reply @georgewaters6424 1 day ago Too many ads ffs !! 1 Reply @hectornieto3096 9 hours ago The US will depend on the US. China will depend on emerging markets buying their products. Good luck Reply @90038Tesla 2 days ago What is the painting behind you, it's quite stunning!! 2 Reply 1 reply @ronaldwilson7334 1 day ago PURE HOGWASH. 3 Reply 2 replies @leulgeorgis3216 5 hours ago This whole take on China Is so medieval. The reality is that human kind's technological prowess is accelerating. Who cares where it comes from. Let me guess, this is a threat if it comes from non Americans and Europeans. Reply @RogerK9883 1 day ago A Gov't (China) that has never keep its own words once. Is outraged at a stable/trustworthy currency? A common benchmark to measure value? Reply @stvdmc2011 23 hours ago Great interview, seems like like this guy really know china. Reply @ashenaura 8 hours ago Louie. Louie, We pick "that WOKE NONSENSE", any day, we pick it over RACISM of any kind, over Hate driven by the greed of me me me only me can do it alone. wake up from your DEI priviledge, look all around you, the world does not look like you. You want to survive, you want to preserve a s safe future for tthis one world, learn to respect and work with the rest of the world that does not look like you. See, no man is an islnadn no man can ever be. Reply @RogerK9883 1 day ago Louie? How long would it take for a group of average US teenagers be put in jail? Both in Hong Kong, and Beijing. Length of stay average? Why do folks want out? Reply @RogerK9883 1 day ago Everyone needs a stable point (the us dollar), To mark the value of anything else against. It's a stable useful concept if you choose to support it. Reply @lachen7 1 day ago "China can afford to relax a little bit more"? Unlikely 😅 Reply @albertcadgame8314 1 day ago I will be back ... in a moment. Now outside there are people playing with fireworks ! Reply 1 reply @DIANALI-sd2bs 2 days ago AGI, semiconduction are exploring 3 Reply 1 reply @yingzhang7637 1 day ago It is 4th industrialization based on mathematics and physics 3 Reply @kmilton1593 2 days ago Thank you Louis, yes you are absolutely correct about Justin Trudeau's lack of leadership and lack of competence. And back in the 1970's Pierre Trudeau cancelled the proposed 48" diameter Canadian Arctic Gas and Alaskan Arctic Gas Pipeline from Prudhoe Bay and MacKenzie Delta down to 49th parallel border with USA ! 3 Reply @jacintochua6885 13 hours ago Christmas lights and t shirts are from the 1970s. Reply @revdna 2 days ago 2025 will be the reversal of fortunes between DJIA etc vs SSE etc. 3 Reply @tromboneJTS 9 hours ago At 6:35 you said "empire" and then repeated it several times. Not sure that is a good word choice. Reply @penelopeprill211 7 hours ago Hallelujah 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Reply @michaelding5970 2 days ago Gained a lot new perspectives, thanks! 2 Reply @RogerK9883 1 day ago (edited) Can the US file for General State Intellectual Property Theft against China in the World Court? Prior admissions of guilt have been shrugged off. The world court could approve a reperation fee paid towards, (US debt principal only). Reply @dannycbe949 1 day ago Great interview...from close to the action 1 Reply @jankoskinen3573 2 days ago That was really good 4 Reply @Kam_Abroad_FT 1 day ago FXI is still less than 50% of its peak in 2007 and has been almost flat for the past 20 years. We all recognize the robustness of Chinese business, but they're terrible at creating value for shareholders. 1 Reply 2 replies @vc4510 1 day ago He is good!!! Reply @vc4510 1 day ago The more I listen you, the more think less of you. Reply @mechannel7046 1 day ago (edited) 32:00 inflation and US politics 35:30 China ETF returned higher than SPY 39:30 inflation under Trump 43:40 Vincent Gave bullish on US value and financial stocks 58:10 best cushion for portfolio is energy 1 Reply @sleeaxly4242 2 hours ago Get used to it. 😅 Reply @Tn_jed001 2 days ago Great content, thanks. Reply @EeEe-o4y 18 hours ago What do you know about china Reply @JP-rk6gw 4 hours ago (edited) Drill baby drill 😂😂😂 they will not get anything on TT Reply @JohnLee- 1 day ago Testla now 80 k in canada , over price Reply @Storm4155 1 day ago Oh Canada........ Reply @unknownuser6809 1 day ago Fake numbers Reply @AprezaRenaldy 1 day ago necessity is mother of innovation. Sanctions China to only get H100 not A100 And the number is limited too. .It just force China scientists to think about how to make more efficient algorithms. 😂😂 Then it is distributed for free without any censorship in github😂. So what happens to investors who spend billions of dollars? 😂😂If everyone could run R1 in their own home . 1 Reply @mykejurng4220 1 day ago The incoming cope from the west is gonna be 😂😆 hilarious. 2 Reply 1 reply @timferguson593 2 days ago The lithium batter problem is easily solved. Don’t mandate EVs. 3 Reply 2 replies @geoattoronto 1 day ago Russia invaded Ukraine!? 2 Reply 1 reply @SydneySewerat 1 day ago There is no where in China that is pleasant for a rich person to live. They have succeeded by pure max industrialisation no matter the cost, including creating decent communities. They migrate to our countries with actuallydecent infrastructure, not just shiny new subways. Reply 2 replies @KRBKRB-zi6di 1 day ago How come if you owned the Chinese S&P equivalent for the last 10 yrs, you made NOTHING Reply 1 reply @junlifang2896 1 day ago 🎉🎉 Reply @crimsoncoyote1660 1 day ago um...um...um..ah..ah..ah...um...um.. um..... . Reply 1 reply @Mike-fx4nu 2 days ago (edited) It's like a turd moving ahead of a dead rabbit in the river of sludge that is the last 1500 years of human history. 1 Reply @wy3131 1 day ago The interviewer is not too smart is? Still stuck on the narrow and old narrative of left vs right.😂 Reply @KRBKRB-zi6di 1 day ago You drank too much of Xi coo lade. 1 Reply @gordkanani4419 2 days ago Sounds like left leaning leberando responses to questions. 2 Reply 6 replies @SteveGarai 2 days ago (edited) I'm glad he cleared up his position on Canada, because at the beginning it sounded like your guest had no understanding about Canada politically speaking, especially over the last ten years (political risk). Having cleared that up, I'm perplexed how he does not reconcile his knowledge about Canada's political risk, with his "Trump bashing of Canada" thesis, where the world is caught off guard with Trump's uncertain future démarche. I submit to you that Trump knows well the situation in Canada, he also recognizes, as was mentioned during your talk, that the same people that he despised during the last go around in the NAFTA negotiations are still in power here in Canada. He knows that we're about to be in elections, revels in trolling Trudeau (51st State), and he's helping the momentum towards the inevitable conservative election outcome, so both our countries can get down to business. This is quintessential Trump 101 - take him seriously, NOT literally. I disagree with your guest's characterization of "left wing socialism" as not being a "left or right" wing "thing" here in Canada! The damage to Canada's political landscape is way beyond, mere "virtual signalling" (as he put it), the damage to our Canadian economy, and its impact on our citizenry is rooted in far, left wing, cultural Marxism. Furthermore the left loves big government and building bloated bureaucracies, (especially the FRENCH - given he uses France as an example throughout the interview), indeed Trudeau grew our public service by over 40% since he disastrously took office. In closing I found it ironic that he'd on the one hand, claim that "the Chinese that invested heavily in real estate in both Vancouver, and Toronto - AND THEREBY PRICED CANADIANS OUT OF THEIR OWN MARKET, are now concerned about being seized since the Russian Sovereign Funds are threatened by the US/EU - which, YES, would amount to larceny. You have got to let this irony hit you! Flight capital, often pilfered/embezzled/not reported upon, from corrupt authoritarian regimes is in turn confiscated by corrupt Western authoritarian regimes. Mainland Chinese business people concerned about their assets being seized by Western Governments? That's the very reason they moved their funds offshore, most of the time to keep them out of the hands of the CCP! Of course he lives in Hong Kong therefore he can't criticize the CCP's corruption, since the island was taken over contravening the very agreement they signed with the U.K... We haven't even addressed their(CCP) alleged meddling in our very own Canadian elections! In that regard your guest is obviously biased. You can't deny that he risks having his business licence revoked, if he irritates the authorities. Just like the Canadian Freedom convoy participants were de-banked, assets seized, etc...as I said, way beyond virtue signalling. Otherwise great interview. 1 Reply 10 replies @jentihom 2 days ago Trojan horse Reply 1 reply @Mobev1 1 day ago Canada is done. I belong to mde investments in Medellin Colombia and what we are hearing is the USA is cutting off all funding and charging tariffs and will require full payment to nato. Trudeau was focused on some type of pronouns according to cia. Reply @robertmanella528 17 hours ago Trump really scared us again! We need to get rid trump & his santions! Reply @suckmemore 1 day ago All those stan countries merikans can't even pronounce it!🤣🤣🤣🤣😝 1 Reply @badimpulses17 22 hours ago USA about to ban Deepseek national security threat. 😂 Reply 2 replies @gene6087 1 day ago China is still a long way away from the US. Go to the countryside in china. It sucks. Reply 6 replies @ShaunKheng 4 hours ago Louis did not answer the question of what is China’s participation in the financial sector, where US is 70%. I watched somewhere, think it it Keyu Jin who said the equivalent for China is 10%. So the impact of stock market meltdown, if there is one, in China is limited.