China has become the most trading nation in the world, according to last statistics. It surpassed USA, just as it did this as the biggest exporter that happened in 2009 (surpassing Germany). But more interesting is something else. China's foreign trade is almost half of its GDP. While US foreign trade is about 25% of its GDP. Obviously both economies are open ones, but it is also obvious that China is simply extracting businesses and income from USA (and from other nations too). Without this high trade, including the enormous trade surplus, China would not have such a good economic growth. I.e. China is not so much creating new economy and new markets, than is redistributing the old economy in its favor. And this process is deepening because more and more US businesses are going to China.

Just as predicted, soon after Apple's shares has fallen below $450, there appeared at intervention from the full with cash company. On Friday, Apple closed at $474, proving my prognosis that having $137 billion in cash management will react and change the trend.

The news that US trade deficit is going down is a good news. But the reason of this is some funny. USA is exporting more... oil. Is the world's top economy becoming a resource one? Just like Saudi Arabia and Russia? And who is the buyer of this oil, as previously USA was the main market of energy? Isn't this the new technological and industry leader - Asia?