In the aftermath of China’s worst manufacturing PMI since the financial crisis, which in turn sent the Shanghai Composite crashing to the “hard floor” level of 3500, below which the PBOC and Beijing officially are seen as having lost control, virtually every China expert and strategist rushed to defend China’s policymakers (and its stock market) with predictions that an RRR cut as large as 100 bps is imminent, and would take place as soon as this weekend, a much-needed move to calm nerves that China is in control.