China Evergrande Group (EM) (EGRNF)

EGRNQ changed to EGRNF. BK dismissed.

https://otce.finra.org/otce/dailyList?viewType=Symbol%2FName%20Changes

Is this what’s holding it back?

China increases regulation on borrowing.
https://eastern.finance/2024/01/08/china-increases-regulation-on-lgfv-offshore-bonds/

Great find! Happy new year makinezmoney! let’s make bank on $EGRNQ exciting times ahead!!!

$EGRNQ: Jan 29 2024................. its gonna SOOAARRRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2023/dec/04/china-evergrande-restructure-debts-property-developer


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Grab the starter for fun to see what happens

$EGRNQ

$EGRNQ: Look at what just happened to $SBNY

They took it down to nothing

And it went on the FDIC books........ now with buyers in place.


No one was bbuying at $SBNY at 0.05............... except for u know who..................... now at $1


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Can they make it out of this bankruptcy mess with shares intact?

EGRNF changed to EGRNQ, bankruptcy.

https://otce.finra.org/otce/dailyList?viewType=Symbol%2FName%20Changes

$EGRNF: MASSIVE NEWS........... $3.2Billion DEBT REDUX PLAN

China Evergrande NEV shares jump on $3.2 bln plan to lower debt
Reuters
August 15, 20234:42 AM EDTUpdated 3 hours ago



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A view of the electric vehicle (EV) factory of China Evergrande New Energy Vehicle Group in Tianjin, China October 20, 2021. REUTERS/Yilei Sun

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BEIJING/HONG KONG, Aug 15 (Reuters) - China Evergrande New Energy Vehicle Group (NEV) (0708.HK) shares jumped nearly 50% on Tuesday after the electric vehicle unit of cash-strapped property firm China Evergrande Group (3333.HK) announced a $3.2 billion plan to reduce debt and stay afloat.

The plan unveiled late on Monday includes a new share sale worth nearly $500 million to Dubai-based mobility firm NWTN (NWTN.O), which will take a 27.5% stake in Evergrande NEV.

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The overall package also includes a debt-for-equity swap of HK$20.89 billion ($2.7 billion) with its key creditors -- China Evergrande, its founder Hui Ka Yan, and his unit Xin Xin (BVI) Ltd, among others.

"The NEV Group will face the risk of discontinuation of business without access to a new round of significant funding," Evergrande said in a statement.

It said the fresh funding from NWTN would help the automaker improve its financial performance, while the strategic investor would bring its business and operational support to the company.

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Last month, Evergrande NEV posted its long overdue financial results and said a combined net loss for 2021 and 2022 amounted to nearly $10 billion.

The electric vehicle maker has been under pressure since its parent group descended into a debt crisis in mid-2021, and warned in March it might have to wind up operations unless it obtained new funding.

Concerns about China's fragile property market have deepened this month, as the country's largest private real estate developer Country Garden (2007.HK) missed coupon payments, flagged a loss of up to $7.6 billion for the first half, and sought to delay payment on a maturing bond.

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The NWTN investment, pending regulatory approvals and completion of the debt conversion package, will also give the Dubai firm the right to nominate a majority of Evergrande NEV's board.

NWTN, listed in the U.S. market, is working on several EVs but has yet to begin mass production, according to its 2022 annual report published in May.

The company has been preparing a manufacturing base in the eastern Chinese city of Jinhua and an assembly facility in Abu Dhabi.

After the deal is completed, China Evergrande's stake in the unit will be diluted to 46.86% and the automaker would cease to be a non-wholly owned unit of Evergrande.

Shares in Evergrande NEV jumped as much as 47% on Tuesday before paring down its gain to around 2%.

($1 = 7.8216 Hong Kong dollars)

Reporting by Roxanne Liu in Beijing and Clare Jim in Hong Kong; Editing by Miyoung Kim, Jamie Freed & Simon Cameron-Moore


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$EGRNF: Receiving $500Milly cash from Dubai Automaker !!!!!!!!!!!!

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-08-14/nwtn-will-buy-500-million-stake-in-china-evergrande-new-energy#xj4y7vzkg


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$EGRNF: New Restrucutring Deal in Place....................


https://www.bbc.com/news/business-65047627

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Embattled Chinese property giant Evergrande has announced plans for restructuring around $20bn (£16.2bn) in offshore debt, which could be seen as a model for other struggling developers.

The firm said the measures will help "efforts to resume operations and resolve issues on shore".

Evergrande has more than $300bn in liabilities and defaulted on its debts in late 2021.

The crisis has spooked traders who fear contagion in China's property sector.

"The proposed restructuring complies with international restructuring norms and best practices," Evergrande said in a statement to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Wednesday.

The firm added that it would "use its best endeavours to restore a healthy ecosystem of capital and business, repair its capital structure and stabilise its business operations".

Under the proposal, creditors will swap Evergrande bonds for new bonds and equity-linked investments backed by the company and two Hong Kong-listed subsidiaries.

Earlier this week, Evergrande said a key group of offshore bondholders had agreed to the proposal.

It plans to seek the approval of other bondholders by the end of this month, ahead of the restructuring on 1 October.

The company's overdue financial reports for 2021 and 2022 will also be released in the coming months.

Trading of its Hong Kong-listed shares will remain suspended in the meantime.

Evergrande, which is the world's most indebted property developer, was once China's top-selling developer.

The firm had expanded aggressively to become one of China's biggest companies by borrowing more than $300bn.

However, Chinese officials introduced new rules in 2020 to control the amount owed by big real estate developers.

This led Evergrande to offer its properties at major discounts to ensure money was coming in to keep the business afloat. It has since struggled to meet interest payments on its debts.

In December 2021, Evergrande missed a crucial deadline and failed to repay interest on around $1.2bn of international loans.

Major credit rating agencies declared Evergande in default, a move that could hamper restructuring talks with investors.

China's property market is under pressure from a slowing economy and a serious cash crunch. It accounts for around a third of economic output in the world's second largest economy.

$EGRNF: Debt Restructuring plan laid out............


https://www.reuters.com/world/china/china-evergrande-set-unveil-offshore-debt-restructuring-proposal-2023-03-22/


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China Evergrande offers bond and equity swaps in debt restructuring
By Clare Jim and Xie Yu

China Evergrande races court deadline on debt restructuring terms - sources

The Evergrande Center of China Evergrande Group is seen in Shanghai, China September 24, 2021. REUTERS/Aly Song

HONG KONG, March 22 (Reuters) - China Evergrande Group (3333.HK) on Wednesday announced plans for the restructuring of its $22.7 billion in offshore debt, which could set a template for distressed rivals and shape investor sentiment on the country's embattled property sector.

The world's most indebted property developer gave creditors a basket of options to swap their debt into new bonds and equity-linked instruments backed by the group and its two Hong Kong-listed companies, Evergrande Property Services Group (6666.HK) and Evergrande New Energy Vehicle Group (0708.HK).

With more than $300 billion in total liabilities including offshore debt, Evergrande has been at the centre of a property debt crisis in which multiple Chinese developers defaulted over the past year, forcing many to enter debt restructuring talks.

While the long-awaited proposals could provide breathing space for the developer that was teetering on the brink of collapse a year ago, few analysts expect its balance sheet to recover fully any time soon.


"The proposed restructuring will alleviate the company's pressure of offshore indebtedness and facilitate the company's efforts to resume operations and resolve issues on shore," Evergrande said in the filing.

The developer expects the proposed restructuring to facilitate an orderly resumption of business operations and gradual generation of cash flow for debt repayment.

Court and arbitration cases involving 363.5 billion yuan ($52.83 billion) of debt are ongoing in mainland China, Evergrande said. On a standalone basis, these will not materially affect the offshore restructuring, it added.

In the two main options proposed, creditors can either swap all of their holdings into new notes with maturities of 10-12 years, or convert them into different combinations of new notes of five to nine years and equity-linked instruments.


The developer said it expects to agree restructuring support agreements with different groups of bondholders by March 31, with restructuring taking effect on Oct. 1.

Evergrande on Monday said that a key bondholder group had agreed to its proposed terms. It also said the company expects its overdue financial reports for 2021 and 2022 to be released in April and May.

Trade in its Hong Kong shares has been suspended since last March, pending release of the financial statements, and Evergrande said in Wednesday's filing that it will remain suspended until further notice.

Evergrande also gave an update on its business on Wednesday, saying that additional financing of 250 billion to 300 billion yuan will be required as it resumes operations over the next three years.

"As a result, the company’s ability to repay unsecured debt ... is relatively weak, it said, adding that free cash flow is expected to increase gradually from the fourth year, assuming the company can resume normal operations.

Regarding its electric vehicle business, which some new notes will be linked to, Evergrande said it may have to be shut down unless it obtains new funding.

Sidley Austin and Houlihan Lokey are Evergrande's advisers, while Moelis & Company and Kirkland & Ellis are advising the group of bondholders.

($1 = 6.8802 Chinese yuan renminbi)

Reporting by Clare Jim and Xie Yu Editing by Himani Sarkar and David Goodman

$EGRNF: Ooooooooooh babyyyyyy............ that volume

Precursor for a big move........... I'll take nothing less than $5/sh


Lessssssssss goooooooooooooooooo CHINESE GOVERNMENT.

BAIL EM OUTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT

中国不動産 #エバーグランデ #Evergrande の会長、かつて420億ドルの価値があったが富の93％を失う✨

Hui Ka Yan は、もはや中国人民政治協商会議のメンバーではない事を含め、富と影響力を失いました。https://t.co/aQQ960t54D— 「トンデンナンデンカンデンch.」 の テッカテッカー (@TTechker) January 29, 2023



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$EGRNF: Surprised that PwC was still around all this time

No big deal really.

Evergrande will get one that is more favorable in there efforts.
PwC was just getting in the way so its best they aren't involved.
I look at this as good news and progress moving forward.

If PwC was doing a good job before, they woulda done a much better job at auditing and
bringing the matters to light much more in advance, but they never did.

Lets gooooooooooooo $EGRNF


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I’m sure the political party and billionaires will fix or forge the numbers as usual. So a little setback..
ByIrina Anghel and Evelyn Yu+Follow
January 16, 2023 at 11:04 AM EST
China Evergrande Group said PwC has resigned as its auditor, adding to the pressure on the developer at the epicenter of China’s property crisis.

Evergrande’s board recommended the resignation of PwC after the two firms couldn’t “agree on the timetable and the scope of work in respect of the assessment on the group’s going concern basis,” as well as the “procedures required for the assets impairment assessment,” according to a regulatory filing Monday.

The disagreements mean the 2021 audited financial statements aren’t yet available, which is hindering progress on debt restructuring work, according to the statement.

In its Jan. 16 resignation letter to Evergrande’s audit committee and board, PwC noted it still hadn’t received information relating to “significant matters” of the 2021 audit, the filing said. That included cash flow forecasts, the net realizable value of the group’s properties under development and even the consolidated financial statements of the group.

Evergrande defaulted more than a year ago and its efforts to reach a solution with creditors is under close scrutiny with various deadlines having been missed. The company’s debt overhaul would be one of China’s biggest ever and carry broader implications for the country’s $58 trillion financial system.

A spokesperson for PwC declined to comment. A representative for Evergrande didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.

Read More: Evergrande Plans First In-Person Meeting With Key Creditor Group

Hasn’t moved much from .04 cent entry but nice lotto on saving China economy.. 1 year later could see $dollars

$EGRNF: CHina took "Golden Shares" in Alibaba & Tencent today

You know what that means right ????

China coming to the rescue of the propert market soon enough as well.

Watch this Evergrande thing get blown over......... its too big to fail for them.


https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/jan/13/china-to-take-golden-shares-in-tech-firms-alibaba-and-tencent

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$EGRNF: Looks like Chinese Real Estate lifeline is next by CCP

You can almost feel it.

Biggggggggggggg Meeting tomorrow with KEY CREDITOR about to go down..........

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-01-06/evergrande-plans-first-in-person-meeting-with-key-creditor-group


Evergrande gonna get a Government Lifeline so as to start up the country again............ its the one that will get the whole sector rallying again.


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$EGRNF: There are other property developers underwater


Evergrande isn't the only one.

A change in fortunes this year will lift the Entire sector





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$EGRNF: DAMnnnnnnnnnnnn the ADRs are FIRE !!!!!!!!!!


Markets are FINE 🤥#GME #GameStopNFT #Evergrande pic.twitter.com/GI0QIm2moR— Wall Street Shadow (@wallstshadowHQ) December 28, 2022





What the ??????



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$EGRNF: Super 300k buy now at $0.12


Watch this badboy go to $3 in NO time.

CCP gonna bail out their asses.

Just read this...................

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-01-03/evergrande-vows-to-repay-debt-in-2023-after-delaying-overhaul

https://www.forbes.com/sites/ywang/2023/01/03/evergrandes-billionaire-founder-begins-new-year-with-another-pledge-to-pay-down-debt/?sh=5e21a4a77b44

https://www.evergrande.com/ir/en/corpinfo.asp


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$EGRNF: Evergrande isn't goin anywhere......... Maybe Rebranding

As you can see, they will find a way to ge around it but the CCCP will have
Evergrandes back inspite of all the issues they've had.

We've seen this kinda thing happen before in the US as well.
I think its called.......... Too big to fail.

More development going on as we speak.

https://www.scmp.com/business/china-business/article/3204662/new-investor-resume-construction-china-evergrande-projects-kunming


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Spot on highly encourage you to listen about Evergrande here at minute 5 and 630 especially..
China markets going up next while the US markets going down…what the media won’t tell you
YINN YANG



China has Reality Set in

https://youtube.com/@CharliesVids

$EGRNF: China ReOPENING favorable for for Evergrande

Inspite of all their problems

Expect this to get to $6 a share again.


Now at 0.06


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$EGRNF: Evergrande resuming construction end of September now

Evergrande Resumes Construction 668 Of 706 China Projects— LiveSquawk (@LiveSquawk) September 12, 2022



Loadddddddddd em up



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Hi TW, I’m watching herd for other reasons other than buying this stock but a company that got it wrong once is something but doing it 39 times?

https://amp.9news.com.au/article/39c6165b-9ec1-4fca-92c8-fbb5f9122e0e

More good news for Evergrande

We are real good here China cutting rates and Vanguard, Fidelity and Blackrock used US taxpayer dollars courtesy of the Fed to bailout China’s Evergrande and its billionaire founder

Not this time. Get out if you still can.

$EGRNF: It defintely stands a chance.........


Wouldn't take much for Chinese Govt to save face and buy this up pennies on the dollar.

They definitely know they can.


I've been loading more cause you never know what they are gonna do.



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This looking better bailed out by Fed and company.

How Vanguard, Fidelity and Blackrock used US taxpayer dollars courtesy of the Fed to bailout China’s Evergrande and its billionaire founder

Gold is going up big time today because of China?

Sentiment and monthly chart just good enough to stick my toes in here

A billion isn't going to cut it, creditors are currently sueing for $13 billion in late payments.


https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-12-16/citi-turns-bullish-on-china-high-yield-credit-evergrande-update


This, while the ccp demands they prioritize current worker, and contractor pay. Which is honorable.

This melt down was always coming. You can't build ghost cities, and prop an economy by building empty buildings, cities.

Humm Meet the Chinese billionaire bailing out Evergrande for $1 BILLION

Hui Ka Yan has tapped into his personal wealth and raised $1 billion for the deeply indebted property developer China Evergrande Group, according to state-affiliated news site Yicai.

Yan reportedly injected more than $1.1 billion in cash to help Evergrande improve liquidity and sustain day-to-day operations. His luxury properties in Hong Kong are already down as collateral, while his assets such as a superyacht and custom-VIP plane are in creditors' sights.

The billionaire is believed to be under govt pressure to make good on Evergrande’s financial obligations, and avoid being held personally culpable. Forbes estimates that Hui still has a net worth of $10.7 billion

Pos defaulted.. This garbage SCAM is done....

This is done. Stick a fork in it. Rumour is the last two payments were not made But is being kept secret.

been in the big news at bnn

I own shares in JQW plc a Chinese company that was listed on the London AIM market.
They are making that much money that they decided they no longer needed a stock market listing.
So they de-listed from the AIM market and there has been no contact with shareholders ever since.
They appear do be doing very well and my shares would be worth many times what I paid.
There appears to be nothing shareholders can do about getting recompense as they are in China.
company profiles about jinquan.com/golden springs.com (jqw.com)

JINQUAN NETWORK - INTEGRATED B2B PLATFORM, THERE IS BUSINESS THERE IS JINQUAN NETWORK! (jqw.com)

$EGRNF: Evergrande makes last minute INterest Payment............

Already up in Hong KONG.


Now at $0.33 here on OTC



https://talkmarkets.com/content/global-markets/chinas-evergrande-makes-last-minute-interest-payment-on-dollar-bond-avoiding-default?post=331983





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DJ China Evergrande Makes Overdue Interest Payment on Dollar Bonds, State Media Says -- 3rd Update
1:11 AM ET 10/22/21 | Dow Jones
By Elaine Yu, Quentin Webb and Frances Yoon

China Evergrande Group made an overdue interest payment to international bondholders, the state-owned Securities Times reported Friday, an unexpected move that allows the property company to stave off a default.

The Chinese real-estate developer on Thursday sent $83.5 million to the trustee for the dollar bonds, and that financial institution will in turn pay bondholders, the Securities Times reported. The financial paper is run by the Communist Party's flagship People's Daily newspaper.

Evergrande was nearing the end of a 30-day grace period before bondholders could send a notice of default to the company after it failed to make the interest payment on about $2.03 billion of dollar bonds on Sept. 23.

A default on those bonds would likely have spiraled into the biggest corporate default in Asia, by enabling creditors to declare defaults on some of Evergrande's other debts. The company is one of China's biggest developers, and its most indebted. It had the equivalent of more than $300 billion in total liabilities, including some $89 billion in interest-bearing debt, as of the end of June.

Many international bondholders had expected Evergrande to fail to make its dollar bond payments before the end of the grace period. The company has also skipped other coupon payments in the past few weeks, and has outstanding dollar debt with a total face value of about $20 billion.

The coupon payment was a positive surprise, said Paul Lukaszewski, head of corporate debt for the Asia Pacific region at asset-management firm Abrdn.

"The most important takeaway from Evergrande making the offshore interest payment is that the company is treating its onshore and offshore bond creditors the same for the time being," he said.

Still, Evergrande has to pay another $45 million by Oct. 29, when the grace period on another missed interest payment ends, said Iris Chen, a credit analyst at Nomura. "This does give them extra time, but it's only buying them a few days unless they already have funds for the next coupon, which is due next Friday. They're not out of the woods for sure, " she said.

Advisers to international bondholders said this month they had made little progress in their efforts to engage with Evergrande. On Wednesday, however, the Shenzhen-based group said in a regulatory filing that it will "use its best effort to negotiate for the renewal or extension of its borrowings or other alternative arrangements with its creditors."

Evergrande has been trying to raise funds by disposing of assets such as stakes in subsidiaries and a Hong Kong office building that it owns. Last month, it agreed to sell most of its ownership in a Chinese commercial bank to a state-owned enterprise for the equivalent of $1.55 billion. The company had also planned to sell a majority holding in its property-management unit for the equivalent of about $2.6 billion to a smaller rival, but said this week that it had terminated that deal.

Evergrande's Hong Kong-listed stock has crashed more than 80% this year and its dollar bonds are trading far below face value, indicating skepticism among investors that they will be repaid in full. On Friday, the shares rose 5% in early trading, while its bonds were still at deeply distressed levels that indicate investors still expect the company to ultimately default.

A $4.7 billion, 8.75% Evergrande bond due 2025 was quoted at just 21.75 cents on the dollar Friday morning in Hong Kong, according to Tradeweb, up from 20.5 cents late Thursday.

The developer is the highest-profile casualty of a campaign by Chinese authorities to tame the housing market, in part by tamping down on excessive corporate borrowing through limits on bank lending and restrictions on developers' leverage known as the "three red lines."

But the sector as a whole has run up huge debts -- more than $5 trillion, including cash raised from home buyers through presales of still-uncompleted apartments, according to economists at Nomura -- and is smarting under the new regime.

Several smaller developers, such as Fantasia Holdings Group Co., have recently either defaulted on their debts or demanded investors wait longer for repayment, and prices for the bonds of many developers are trading at deeply distressed levels.

Bond payments made by Evergrande and others could help break the "negative feedback loop the market has been in since the Fantasia default," said Mr. Lukaszewski at Abrdn.

Likewise, Ms. Chen at Nomura said Evergrande's surprise payment, plus recent rhetoric from Chinese policy makers, should lift market sentiment. Senior officials including Vice Premier Liu He and People's Bank of China Gov. Yi Gang have recently said that problems with Evergrande and the sector are manageable, and Mr. Yi has said the rights of creditors should be protected.

Contracted sales, which reflect new contracts signed with home buyers, at many developers fell more than 20% or 30% year-over-year in September, and official government statistics show nationwide new-home prices fell slightly last month for the first time since 2015.

Evergrande's own contracted sales have plunged even more; the developer said this week that its contracted sales "for the month of September 2021 and up till now" totaled the equivalent of just $572 million, far below the $28.5 billion worth of contracted sales it reported in the full two months of September and October 2020.

Write to Elaine Yu at elaine.yu@wsj.com, Quentin Webb at quentin.webb@wsj.com and Frances Yoon at frances.yoon@wsj.com


> Dow Jones Newswires

October 22, 2021 01:11 ET (05:11 GMT)
Copyright (c) 2021 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.

Before you buy this one you should know that TD Ameritrade will charge you $15 on top of commission $6.95, because SEC fee. So less $40 , your profit will be much less.

Evergrande Stock Suspended Amid Default Concerns;

Sunday, Oct 03, 2021
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/evergrande-stock-suspended-amid-default-concerns-sending-futures-cryptos-sliding

GLTA!!

Too big to fail? Not in China: Boom Bust looks at how Beijing deals with speculative markets https://www.rt.com/business/536315-china-real-estate-crisis-evergrande/

$EGRNF: Two back-to-back days of 12Milly volume each


The most ever on this one.


You know that value buyers have been on this now that the PRC has them covered.


Thats why I'm in it as well.


I know that overall Evergrande is a debtridden debacle shitshow but still on the equity side
there is money to be made here.


Thats why 24Milly have been bought in the past two days.


I only managed to get 300k shares but still, i wanna be part of this bounce.


Its very very reminscent of when Luckin Coffee in china got shellacked and then bounced back up big.



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Always will have a central bank saving the billionaires and their stock market. Nice to get the crumbs they leave been in this one since last week. We do the same here with the Fed

$EGRNF: Now $0.50 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



We're going to $1 !!!!!!!!!



MARK IT



Thank you CHINESE GOVERNMENT BACK STOP........ I knew you would come thru !!!!!!!!!!



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Goes up, up away !!! China Evergrande Group could make you rich , kids ! Buy and hold from here.

Xi is at a crossroads. He can embrace world connection, be a hero, or follow communist failed history.

Failure is not shame. Its wisdom.


Use it, help your farmers, your people. Dont give into communist desires.


The world will launch your people into prosperity, if you let them.


When the world comes together, only then will a majority prosper.


Xi, could go down in history as a great.


Do it. Unite the world.

Everything is fine..

Everything is fine...

Everything is fine....

Everything is fine.....

Everything is fine........


Oh shit, you got screwed!! Everything isn't fine....?


Crash.