Eventually, Chinese factories are going to begin trying to cut out the American retailers and go directly to the American consumers themselves.
It is inevitable.
Both US and China wants to make a deal, but Trump doesn't want to be on the losing side of the deal, which is why he is acting tough despite knowing he has the weaker hands
But we'll never know what Trump has hidden under his sleeves
BREAKING: US officials plan to use trade negotiations with more than 70 nations to ask them to disallow China to ship goods through their countries and prevent Chinese firms from being located in their territories to avoid US tariffs, per WSJ
USA: Fuck you China! We buy all your shit, but you don’t buy any of ours! Why don’t you buy some American exports?
China: Can you send us some GPUs?
USA: No, we don’t want you to have that. How about $300 billion worth of soybeans?
This is the hand of the man that the Democrats feel should be brought back to the United States, because he is such “a fine and innocent person.” They said he is not a member of MS-13, even though he’s got MS-13 tattooed onto his knuckles, and two Highly Respected Courts found
When Powell's term expires, Trump will likely nominate the most dovish replacement to ever chair the Fed. His nominee will be a loyal soldier willing to sacrifice the dollar and create as much inflation as needed to monetize exploding debt to keep interest rates artificially low.
Someone just shilled me this meme coin:
- 34 trillion supply
- No supply cap
- 1 node
- 25% of supply minted in the last 6 months
- 1% of holders own 30%
- Backed by the U.S. government
If this tariff thingy drags on and the economy takes a toll, a bigger recession is coming. Because the US households have a massive amount of debt, if the economy gets fucked, people won’t be able to service it, which will induced massive selling.
TRUMP TARIFFS CREATE COVID-LEVEL UNCERTAINTY, SAYS MORGAN STANLEY
Businesses are facing uncertainty not seen since the early days of COVID-19, driven by President Trump’s unpredictable tariff policies, according to Morgan Stanley.
Analysts say this uncertainty is hurting