Because they don't matter. (And it's 125% tariffs now.)I don’t know why Apple stock is jumping, most of their stuff is produced right in the place with 104% tariffs. 🙄
The reason for the pivot on tariffs was the bond market.
Because they don't matter. (And it's 125% tariffs now.)I don’t know why Apple stock is jumping, most of their stuff is produced right in the place with 104% tariffs. 🙄
However, this is not a laughing matter.elect a clown that's what you
Rookie mistake: Check your portfolio during this madness.Parking mine in bonds and HYSA at the moment. I took money out of both of my Fidelity Index ETF towards the end of March. Kinda wish I knew how to short sell stuff, but I'm not a finance person/bro.
Trump invited them to the Oval Office only for them to find a couple of elephant seals waiting patiently...They were weak. They didn’t retaliate.
Trump follows the Roy Cohn playbook (his former advisor and a key part of the shameful 1954 Army-McCarthy hearings in the Commie hunting scandal):Looks like Trump blinked first. How embarrassing. Only yesterday he said he wasn’t going to do this about turn. No doubt he’ll spin it as a great success but we all know he’s a liar and a fraud.
Governments everywhere are afraid of farmers, because they are a relatively large group with strong solidarity, flexible schedule most of the year, and access to big, heavy machinery that can block a lot of roads.I was listening to the news on the way home in the car and there was a discussion about what was happening in the bond markets and how the rising yields was actually more worrying than the stock market, and I got to thinking...
You know the way everyone was in fear of the Russian army until they invaded and showed that far from being the second best army in the world the were barely even the second best army in Russia at one stage?
Is it possible signs are starting to emerge that the US economy is not as strong as it's touted to be, and maybe that it's in fact a bit of a paper tiger?
One thing that got me thinking that was is listening to the complaining about lack of access for foodstuffs to the EU - surely a post-industrial superpower wouldn't be so concerned with agriculture, and would be more focused on high skill, high value employment.
Most of the analysts also forget to mention that the majority of their revenue comes from outside the US, and the weakening dollar means those sales just got appreciated by 10%, and are not affected by tariffs.Presumably because Apple can shift some production to their existing plants in India and Vietnam to reduce their tariff burden.
I bought during the dip the last couple of days expecting it to come back up eventually. Didn’t realize it would jump so high so soon again. This week has been a roller coaster as far as the stock market goes.Posted this morning before pausing the tariffs. Can you say "Market Manipulation". I knew that you could.View attachment 2500763
Signature states we have a ZenBook, do you like the asus computer?Well, I panic bought a 15" MBA M4 that was in stock at B&H. I
That’s not all all what the US needs when the annual deficit approaches $2T. Steady as she goes is the worst idea.Just what the US needs - a steady, measured, consistent hand at the wheel.![]()
Good for youI live in a major metropolitan area in the United States of America. LOL.
And I own a home and a car (both paid off). I make six figures in my stable career. I'm well off. I'm speaking generally, for all the people who don't have the luxury of decent wages/income and who can't afford rent and groceries.
And where did you hear that "most countries" are now lowering tariffs on American products? Entertainment channel Fox News?
Volatility is not a sane economic policy.
yea a lot of people daily are entering the time of retirement, the baby boomers are at that age.Panicking over a temporary loss, paper or not, is idiotic unless you plan to retire tomorrow or next week. Im not retiring tomorrow and I bought the dip....so I lost nothing. And everything else will recover x10 by the time I retire based off my initial investment.
This ship sailed long ago, the problem is we don’t have the skilled labor and volume of people to do this anymore. Along with affordability of product mfg. here.Is 10% enough to change sending habits to force companies to build factories in the US and use US labor?
Just looks weak to go revert back down to the 10% baseline.
Imagine trying to invest prudently when actors with inside information are manipulating the markets like that? If I weren't hoarding cash in anticipation of the next market tsunami, I'd buy options on a leveraged VIX ETF. Volatility is virtually guaranteed. As is the decline of the dollar, which you can also buy options on.All part of the plan.
This was posted 6 days ago and is tracking the corruption perfectly
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Imagine trying to run a business with this as the backdrop
I don't know where you read that, but hours before Trump reduced the tariffs to 10% for almost every country (including the EU), the EU approved 25% tariffs on many US goods in retaliation. https://www.reuters.com/markets/eur...fs-some-us-imports-document-shows-2025-04-07/Not sure what cave you live in but most countries are now lowering or zero-ing out tariffs they charge the US....so yeah they did cave. Also egg prices are slowly coming down. And if you can't afford a couple bucks more for eggs, good luck buying a home or a car right now (which have gone up insanely under the last administration). Also the price of oil is greatly down in recent weeks.
Get outside your bubble!
He didn't read it. He made it up.I don't know where you read that, but hours before Trump reduced the tariffs to 10% for almost every country (including the EU), the EU approved 25% tariffs on many US goods in retaliation. https://www.reuters.com/markets/eur...fs-some-us-imports-document-shows-2025-04-07/
I don’t know why Apple stock is jumping, most of their stuff is produced right in the place with 104% tariffs. 🙄
Here….I don't know where you read that, but hours before Trump reduced the tariffs to 10% for almost every country (including the EU), the EU approved 25% tariffs on many US goods in retaliation. https://www.reuters.com/markets/eur...fs-some-us-imports-document-shows-2025-04-07/
So did the penguins win the trade war?
Boomers have benefited for decades from A LOT. The system has been in their favor. I have zero sympathy for boomers.Good for you
yea a lot of people daily are entering the time of retirement, the baby boomers are at that age.