The stock market sell off came amid concerns that the stock market slide itself together with the slowdown in China will cause more capital outflows. Faced with a falling stock market and growing pessimism about the economy, investors are moving money out of China and into countries with better returns.
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wildrides
Well Lad You Gooey I have to say I have no idea what so ever what you are on about . But I can tell you one thing ……. your efforts to link the well being of world markets to I phone sales are some what misplaced . The expected decline in Apple I phone has nowt to do with a down turn in China and more to do with product life cycle . The I phone has been caught up by competitors with new phones that are just as good , cheaper , and hipper for being different . I phone is just so last year . Infact its the new Blackberry …….. if you follow me .