Calling a couple Billionaires dumb about finance sounds pretty awkward to defend to me.Gains in tarrif war??? Pray do tell? Markets tanking is a good thing? Please tell me more how the world has ripped you off?
BTW I never said Americans are dumb - that's donny's inference based on the worst ever trade deals (wonder who signed such terrible deals on behalf of the poor Americans). In donnyland a recession is apparently a good thing (for swampmen with capital I imagine). Stupid is as stupid does.
So....how's Liberation Day working out for you so far?
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It's a known fact the jab causes rampant TDS in some people.
Justin did all right for himself considering he's the illegitimate son of Castro....I mean just look at the pics! You can't deny the resemblance.....hahaha!
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Best you can do is a few comments about jabs & justin...ha ha...
You're like the muslims attacking the Rushdie and the Charlie Hibdo paper - afraid to question or make fun of your demigod. Better hope he can pull it off in by Nov 2026. If not i guess then he'll blame the Dems for stealing the vote and not having enough time to implement his "plan".
Enjoy your recession......
You're like the muslims attacking the Rushdie and the Charlie Hibdo paper - afraid to question or make fun of your demigod. Better hope he can pull it off in by Nov 2026. If not i guess then he'll blame the Dems for stealing the vote and not having enough time to implement his "plan".
Enjoy your recession......
I will enjoy the "recession". So far, we've got a White House tour planned later this month, a trip to Tahiti in May, 3 weeks on our houseboat in Lake Powell this summer, a wedding in Florida, another wedding in Iowa, a fishing trip to Alaska along with a trip to Greenland and back to Iceland in July, and a 7-day Mediterranean cruise in a suite in August. We'll fill in the days off with jetboating on the rivers in Idaho, Montana and Utah.
Enjoy your side effects, tariffs, gaslighting media, unelected authoritarian government and fulltime TDS. ha ha...
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I think that's the biggest mistake you're making. Assuming we don't question him or make fun of him. I question his decisions all the time. This tariff thing has me a bit nervous for sure. I love it when comedians mimic Trump.....it's funny because the guy is definitely goofy and has weird mannerisms. I guess besides just trolling everyone here I dunno why this subject was even brought up in this forum....for that matter why am I bothering to comment? Guess you got me!
Maybe we should make bets on who goes into recession first....that would be more fun.
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Ha ha ..Justin is gone! He did a alot of damage for sure but not as much as the orange goofball will to the US economy. Even still, never had to worry about CBSA checking my phone whenn returning to Canada. Btw, I seem to recall that donny boy was the one who orcastrated the jab ....
I guess the evil wealthy overlords of McDonald Island and Zimbabwe have taken advantage of you for too long ...
I guess the evil wealthy overlords of McDonald Island and Zimbabwe have taken advantage of you for too long ...
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it's a good time to buy in.
Vietnam & Taiwan Capitulate: Offer To Remove All US Tariffs
Last week we explained that this particular trade war will be all about the deals that Trump announces as he pulls the country and market from the trade war abyss.
Everyone else.... starting with Vietnam, which as we profiled Thursday was slapped with some of the highest reciprocal tariffs...
... crushing countless US consumer companies who rely on cheap Vietnamese exports.
Sure enough, confirming that Trump's "dealmaking" was about to shine, on Friday Trump posted on his Truth Social account, announced that he had a "very productive" call with the head of the Vietnamese communist party, adding that if Vietnam wants to cut their tariffs to "ZERO", all they have to do is "make an agreement with the U.S."...
Fast forward just one day, and we have an example of the first official capitulation by a trading counterparty as Bloomberg reports that Vietnam has offered to remove all tariffs on US imports after Donald Trump announced a 46% levy on the Southeast Asian nation, according to an April 5 letter from Vietnamās communist party.
The offer was made by party chief To Lam to the US president in a letter that was seen by Bloomberg. In the letter, Lam requested that the US not apply any additional tariffs or fees on Vietnamese goods and asked to postpone the implementation of the tariff announced by Trump last week by at least 45 days after April 9.
The letter confirms comments made by Trump on Friday on his Truth Social network, following a call between the two leaders. Vietnam, which has increasingly become a key manufacturing and export alternative to China, was slapped with one of the highest tariff rates worldwide last Wednesday.
Expect all the companies profiled as the biggest casualties from the Vietnam tariffs to soar, as the market realizes that for all the posturing, Trump's tariffs were just that: a negotiating chip to minimize trade barriers against the US, which as Vietnam so aptly demonstrated, are now well on their way out.
And now we wait to see just how much the limping Vietnamese dong, which on Friday drooped to an all time low, will firm up on the news...
In addition to the news about Vietnam bending the knee, The Epoch Times' Jacob Burg reports that Taiwanās President Lai Ching-te on April 6 said his nation would offer zero tariffs and no retaliation as the start of negotiations with the United States while vowing to remove trade barriers.
Lai said Taiwanese companies will also increase their investments in the United States. The comments were made in response to sweeping import tariffs announced by President Donald Trump on April 2. Taiwan has a trade surplus with America and will see a 32 percent tariff on its imports into the United States.
The new tariffs do not, however, affect semiconductors, one of Taiwanās largest exports.
While meeting with executives from small and medium-sized companies at his residence, Lai noted that because Taiwan depends on trade, its economy may face difficulties dealing with U.S. tariffs but that their impacts could be minimized.
āAll purchases will be actively pursued,ā he said.
Additionally, non-tariff barriers are a signal for the United States to evaluate the fairness of trade, and Taiwan will proactively settle non-tariff barriers that have endured for multiple years to smoothen trade negotiations with America, Lai added.
Finally, White Houseās national economic council director, Kevin Hassett, says that over 50 countries have reached out to Trump looking to begin negotiations.
Hassett says this is ābecause they understand they bear a lot of the tariffā.
As @WarClandestine pointed out: "Trumpās plan has ignited a fire under all the nations around the world who are ripping us off, and now they are all getting in line and willing to come to the negotiating table, with a sense of urgency, and Trump has all the leverage... Trump might be onto something. "
Vietnam, Taiwan Capitulate: Offer To Remove All US Tariffs, Boost Investment | ZeroHedge - https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/vietnam-capitulates-offers-remove-all-us-tariffs
Last week we explained that this particular trade war will be all about the deals that Trump announces as he pulls the country and market from the trade war abyss.
Everyone else.... starting with Vietnam, which as we profiled Thursday was slapped with some of the highest reciprocal tariffs...
... crushing countless US consumer companies who rely on cheap Vietnamese exports.
Sure enough, confirming that Trump's "dealmaking" was about to shine, on Friday Trump posted on his Truth Social account, announced that he had a "very productive" call with the head of the Vietnamese communist party, adding that if Vietnam wants to cut their tariffs to "ZERO", all they have to do is "make an agreement with the U.S."...
Fast forward just one day, and we have an example of the first official capitulation by a trading counterparty as Bloomberg reports that Vietnam has offered to remove all tariffs on US imports after Donald Trump announced a 46% levy on the Southeast Asian nation, according to an April 5 letter from Vietnamās communist party.
The offer was made by party chief To Lam to the US president in a letter that was seen by Bloomberg. In the letter, Lam requested that the US not apply any additional tariffs or fees on Vietnamese goods and asked to postpone the implementation of the tariff announced by Trump last week by at least 45 days after April 9.
The letter confirms comments made by Trump on Friday on his Truth Social network, following a call between the two leaders. Vietnam, which has increasingly become a key manufacturing and export alternative to China, was slapped with one of the highest tariff rates worldwide last Wednesday.
Expect all the companies profiled as the biggest casualties from the Vietnam tariffs to soar, as the market realizes that for all the posturing, Trump's tariffs were just that: a negotiating chip to minimize trade barriers against the US, which as Vietnam so aptly demonstrated, are now well on their way out.
And now we wait to see just how much the limping Vietnamese dong, which on Friday drooped to an all time low, will firm up on the news...
In addition to the news about Vietnam bending the knee, The Epoch Times' Jacob Burg reports that Taiwanās President Lai Ching-te on April 6 said his nation would offer zero tariffs and no retaliation as the start of negotiations with the United States while vowing to remove trade barriers.
Lai said Taiwanese companies will also increase their investments in the United States. The comments were made in response to sweeping import tariffs announced by President Donald Trump on April 2. Taiwan has a trade surplus with America and will see a 32 percent tariff on its imports into the United States.
The new tariffs do not, however, affect semiconductors, one of Taiwanās largest exports.
While meeting with executives from small and medium-sized companies at his residence, Lai noted that because Taiwan depends on trade, its economy may face difficulties dealing with U.S. tariffs but that their impacts could be minimized.
Lai added that his Cabinet is considering what extensive agricultural, industrial, and energy purchases to make from the United States, as his defense ministry has so far offered its weapons purchase plans.
āAll purchases will be actively pursued,ā he said.
Additionally, non-tariff barriers are a signal for the United States to evaluate the fairness of trade, and Taiwan will proactively settle non-tariff barriers that have endured for multiple years to smoothen trade negotiations with America, Lai added.
Finally, White Houseās national economic council director, Kevin Hassett, says that over 50 countries have reached out to Trump looking to begin negotiations.
Hassett says this is ābecause they understand they bear a lot of the tariffā.
As @WarClandestine pointed out: "Trumpās plan has ignited a fire under all the nations around the world who are ripping us off, and now they are all getting in line and willing to come to the negotiating table, with a sense of urgency, and Trump has all the leverage... Trump might be onto something. "
Vietnam, Taiwan Capitulate: Offer To Remove All US Tariffs, Boost Investment | ZeroHedge - https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/vietnam-capitulates-offers-remove-all-us-tariffs
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"Vietnam & Taiwan Capitulate: Offer To Remove All US Tariffs"
Great ...now you can get cheap clothes for less and look forward to bringing sweatshop manufacturing to US.
Undoubtedly some manufacturers will tell donny boy what he wants to hear ..that they're thinking of moving some work back to US to avoid tarriffs ...maybe they even spend a few hundred k or even million on playing along with the ruse untill next Nov / Dec when Republicans will get their asses handed to them and they can drop the pretending and can again pull the plug.
Enjoy your your recession
Great ...now you can get cheap clothes for less and look forward to bringing sweatshop manufacturing to US.
Undoubtedly some manufacturers will tell donny boy what he wants to hear ..that they're thinking of moving some work back to US to avoid tarriffs ...maybe they even spend a few hundred k or even million on playing along with the ruse untill next Nov / Dec when Republicans will get their asses handed to them and they can drop the pretending and can again pull the plug.
Enjoy your your recession
The European Union is āready to negotiateā with the United States after President Trump issued sweeping tariffs last week, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said at a press conference Monday.
The people of Europe need to throw this bitch to the wolves, hang in there couch.
The people of Europe need to throw this bitch to the wolves, hang in there couch.
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