Three steps I’m guessing. 1 and 2 being $25B and $125B or so respectively. Time will tell.
$30B Tuesday, $125 B in 21 days by assessing 25% tariffs on selected U.S. goods.
Also considering no tariff measures for minerals and energy.
Damn I was close…
I say 80/20 Trump doubles down.
There is no point in talking to a clown anyway. If he doubles down we can shut off all energy.Trump has refused Trudeau’s calls is not a good sign for this ending well.
There is no point in talking to a clown anyway. If he doubles down we can shut off all energy.
He can then throw a fit, but he is not annexing Canada.
Trump did not cozy up to the leader of North Korea for nothing.It's just weird because I'm used to people like that being evil but also greedy. This just seems bad for everyone!
The bullet missing was not a good sign for this ending well.Trump has refused Trudeau’s calls is not a good sign for this ending well.
For retirement, I'm a long ways off (like 20-25+ years), so just leaving the current asset mix that's like 90/10 stocks/bonds (and stocks are like 65/35 US/International). I made my Roth contributions earlier this year, but they were just sitting in the settlement fund. I may wait a little longer before buying the funds I was going to invest it in. Might as well get it at a discount.What are you guys doing with your retirement portfolios? I'm like 15-25 years from retirement and kind of thinking about going to cash for a few months. Like why lose it all in a big market crash and waste 5-10 years for it to recover.
Investing in dried rice and beans.What are you guys doing with your retirement portfolios? I'm like 15-25 years from retirement and kind of thinking about going to cash for a few months. Like why lose it all in a big market crash and waste 5-10 years for it to recover.
This…. This is a parody post right?OMG
None of you understand the real point of the tariffs?
Yes it's a stick to punish but it's far more than that. It's to incentivize US energy and manufacturing. Will it *hurt* a little, yes, absolutely it will, till US infrastructure regains what it has lost in the last couple decades.
Once that happens, we have more GDP, sending less money overseas.
Stop being wieners that only think about the cost of your next cheap chinese widget and instead think about the larger picture which is long term, how much money we send overseas vs keep here.
Some people want to whine if their cheap chinese goods cost 10% more, but the bigger picture is shifting the unemployment rate (the real one, not the doctored rate that excludes those out of the pool), decreasing the bleeding financial losses, and making it less profitable for other countries to treat people like slaves to produce cheap goods.
You might think that it's only about a tax to raise prices for americans but that is mistaken.
It does much more than that. It makes american goods more competitive by penalizing those who treat their workers like slaves. How can some of you even sleep at night, knowing that your cheap chinese widget was made by child slave labor or even if adults, treated like animals?
SO SO MUCH greed, to get your cheap junk, as long as you benefit at the expense of other human beings? There is so much wrong with the TDS morons in this topic that I haven't even scratched the tip of the iceberg.
A simple question: Do you support abusing people to save 10%?
You're stupid, right?This…. This is a parody post right?