The parent of Hainan Airlines looks set to emerge from bankruptcy after its top executives were arrested and the Chinese state stepped in.
The real crisis is not that the Evergrande story will be back, but that China isn't able and politically willing to be the global driver of economic growth it has been.
Let's look at the reactions to Nike, Costco and Salesforce to see what happens when they're viewed from a real world perspective.
The potential downfall of indebted developer Evergrande Group creates long and short plays, according to one investment research firm.
It was as if markets heard what they wanted to hear, when it was actually much more simple: markets heard exactly what they had anticipated.
We rallied, because China's President Xi and Fed Chair Powell made decisions that they knew would lead to rallies.
I'm looking for a continuation of strong pockets of speculative action.
Like spilled milk, there is no use in crying over lost monetary opportunity that only increases economic risk at a bad time fiscally now.
Let's review the charts and indicators.
China cannot be the engine that global economies have relied upon if its goals have shifted back toward pulling power away from even its own leading businesses.