Stock Market Discussion -- started 03/06/2018 -- updated daily !!!
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#282I agree. especially our farmers and us as the consumers. our prices will skyrocket. both sides have huge egos so the key will be how it is presented and each side will say they "won" when we know that won't be trueComment -
#283China should be held to the same standard as other developed countries with regard to trade.
But just slapping a bunch of tariffs on their imports and a constant reckless storm of threatening tweets is not negotiation.
To think that past Presidents were unable to “get a deal” with China is preposterous.
Trump could very well just be posturing to get a more favorable outcome in negotiations. And that works great in a real estate deal, but right now he is fukking with the global economy that is already in the late stages of a growth cycle.
Not good.Comment -
#284You guys don't understand the Chinese. Have to break them down first before getting a deal.
If we cut trade with china they would collapse. We are half their economy. So there is no reason we can't get a fair deal if we have the balls to demand it. Enter Trump. We are in the breaking down stage of the negotiation.Comment -
#285Let’s just hope it doesn’t “break down” the economic expansion and bull market in the processComment -
#286Are you holding on to your butts?Comment -
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#288try predicting daily movements of the stock market is like trying to predict the pick 3 lotteryComment -
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#290'President Obama slapped a stiff 35% tariff on Chinese tires in 2009 after American companies complained about unfair competition. They said China was flooding America with tires at low prices making it tough for U.S. companies to compete. The tire tariff gradually waned, and finally ended in 2012.'
China wore down many POTUS's. Obama gave it the ole college try to. Wonder if any of the libtards here complained then.
They may wear Trump down too.
Folks should realize we got by for 200 years with almost no trade with China. If we can not get fair trade we should opt for no trade. Let's bring the jobs back, recruit immigrants and let's have fair trade with partners like the Philippines and Indonesia.
It's the globalists and Koch brothers types that want $1 day labor while excluding most of our products in their market. Fvvvk that.Comment -
#291'President Obama slapped a stiff 35% tariff on Chinese tires in 2009 after American companies complained about unfair competition. They said China was flooding America with tires at low prices making it tough for U.S. companies to compete. The tire tariff gradually waned, and finally ended in 2012.'
China wore down many POTUS's. Obama gave it the ole college try to. Wonder if any of the libtards here complained then.
They may wear Trump down too.
Folks should realize we got by for 200 years with almost no trade with China. If we can not get fair trade we should opt for no trade. Let's bring the jobs back, recruit immigrants and let's have fair trade with partners like the Philippines and Indonesia.
It's the globalists and Koch brothers types that want $1 day labor while excluding most of our products in their market. Fvvvk that.
Doesn't work like that. The pain would be severe. And nobody would be better off for it.Comment -
#292
BTW, this is a progressive idea; Fair trade. You far right fuggers need to learn that unfair trade hurts our working poor.Comment -
#293$500 billion or whatever trade deficit doesn't mean the trade is unfair or that we're losing. President Dipshit doesn't even know what he's supposed to be fighting for, and he ain't fighting for it. I've always been a free-trader, maybe I'm not as "liberal" as you think.Comment -
#294The number certainly is irrelevant. The fact they close off markets to us, steal our IP, manipulate their currency, dump below cost and have higher tariffs on our goods in general is the problem. Fair trade has zero to do with imbalance.Comment -
#295Your president.........
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#296RoyBacon I feel dumber after reading your posts.
"Have to break China down" LOLComment -
#297
We kind of saw the same tactic with North Korea. China will come to the table this time.Comment -
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#299Some folks think prices would sky rocket if we wound down imports from china.
Lot of countries we could cuddle up with to take china's place.
India, Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia all of southeast asia, all of central america and all of south america.
China believes we can't live without them. The opposite is closer to the truth.Comment -
#300Roy
In the short term it will hurt our prices big time because we're so embedded in China that to mobilize everything to other countries could take yearsComment -
#301
But there is something strange and unhealthy about buying a 1/2 trillion dollars a year from a potential adversary. Even more strange they cheat, manipulate their currency and openly steal our technology.
How about starting a long term program to buy that same half a trillion dollars from Latin America and South America? Half of central america are on the top murder countries list and the main reason we need a border barrier. Why china?Comment -
#302Nice to see futures up a little. Still could be some follow through selling.Comment -
#303Burial on Monday???Comment -
#304Lot of green on the global board. Only the UK has a very small loss.
Dow looks to open +170ish.Comment -
#305+240...1% gain so far.
Kind of miss the days we were up 40 or down 10.Comment -
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#307Another great day.
Trump keeps winning.Comment -
#308How strange is it that the market is up +400 knowing we are about to deliver a major military strike in Syria. I guess it's old hat and a non factor.
I wonder how investors will feel when the bombs start dropping? I'll still predict a muted market response although it could dampen the buying spirit for a day maybe two.Comment -
#309Roy
i was thinking along the same lines once it was announced that we are going to make a move on Syria very soon. DOW at +330 as i typeComment -
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#311How strange is it that the market is up +400 knowing we are about to deliver a major military strike in Syria. I guess it's old hat and a non factor.
I wonder how investors will feel when the bombs start dropping? I'll still predict a muted market response although it could dampen the buying spirit for a day maybe two.Comment -
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#313i'm not big on jinxes but every time this dude Opie spews his clear politically biased nonsense, the market literally starts to take a dive immediately or in AH.
it's uncannyComment -
#314Market gave back almost everything. Haven't been paying attention today - what did Trump say this time?Comment -
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2. SyriaComment
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