Since 1990, Goldman Sachs has taken investment in China as the first camp to explore overseas markets. Ping An and Netcom bear the brunt and have been overseas operators of Netcom for three consecutive years. In addition, Goldman Sachs engages in hedge funds and financial derivatives in the local market, treating the permanent ownership of the United States as nothing, charging up to twice the credit interest, and forcing the mortgagor to pay high taxes. When people can't afford money, they will use their power. With the help of the local sheriff, residents can get a check of $65,438+$0,000 by actively cleaning up everything in their homes. If the landlord is interested, he can check the news about Detroit, which is simply shocking. For example, Wal-Mart's employee life insurance, if employees die, Wal-Mart can charge high insurance premiums. If the employee dies, it will be more valuable to the company. Goldman Sachs pointed out this loss. Moreover, Wal-Mart supermarkets, including most supermarkets in China, basically sell imported products. Now Goldman Sachs is bent on fooling the United States into taking taxpayers' money to save the market, and their executives will get millions of bonuses at the end of the year.

In a word, if China enterprises want to enter overseas, especially to issue stocks and bonds, they have to worship the wharf of Goldman Sachs. Without its nod, even the U.S. Congress did not dare to speak, because the U.S. Congress almost became a meeting of the board of directors of Goldman Sachs.

The landlord doesn't want to enter Goldman Sachs, does he? Advise the landlord, in a multinational group like Goldman Sachs or Citigroup, don't think about getting rich by hard work, because there is a saying in Goldman Sachs that one day when you are counting a lot of money, you have actually been sold.