Cotton Socks
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- Feb 20, 2017
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These guys look pretty happy with him.
He cherry picked the one day there was a part recovery, then mostly lost again today. Overall his mates are down by $100b’s.
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Would there be evidence if his mates had sold early last week before the tariffs were announced and then bought again yesterday when they were paused.
Surely this has to be investigated.
Would they have all been cheering and smug if they hadn't actually made the money?
So the people in that room have in fact lost loads of money in the last week?They’re immensely rich already and alt right propagandists, towing the MAGA line, it’s all orchestrated to portray an image of Trump being successful unlike evil Sleepy Joe. Utter tosh, facts out of the window. Their shareholding values went up for one day after days of far heavier losses. They weren’t paraded this evening or Tuesday evening after big losses.
One other thing. Trump didn’t plan the last week to make people short term money. His plans went specularly wrong, he had to completely backtrack. Buddies betting with insider knowledge a week ago that he was about to MAGA, a Wall Street boom, would’ve got badly hurt. Hopefully.
Her own party got rid of her. Where are the Republicans who will turn him out?
Lots of people have made lots of money. Not the regular working folk Trump claims to be doing this for though.So the people in that room have in fact lost loads of money in the last week?
I am not really arguing with you as I have no idea one way or the other.
I would like to see an investigation though as there are plenty of people who know better than me that are suggesting insider trading. Especially with the 'now is a good time to buy' tweet.
I follow Kinzinger on Twatter ... always relevant and insightful. Yes, he is standing up (and vilified for it).There are many Republican politicians that have no balls. No balls, testees are missing. Adam Kinzinger had some balls. He sacrificed his political career.
I've just read an article that floats the idea that 'debt forgiveness' might be the US's desired end game with certain countries. Japan, China, UK, Canada hold a lot of US debt. Could 'debt forgiveness' be how they buy their way into a low tariff environment with the US
No idea, I'm no economist, but this may not just be about export/import 'imbalances'.
I can't see that as the burden would be distributed very unfairly in the case of China, Japan and us.I've just read an article that floats the idea that 'debt forgiveness' might be the US's desired end game with certain countries. Japan, China, UK, Canada hold a lot of US debt. Could 'debt forgiveness' be how they buy their way into a low tariff environment with the US
No idea, I'm no economist, but this may not just be about export/import 'imbalances'.
Rumours creating mini buying surges, some would say the instigators want to make a quick buck.
Any recovery in the US markets is based on sand. There’s no sound reason why a US multinational’s shares should be just as attractive as a month ago. Their input costs will likely rise, supply chains be disrupted, their own export markets are at risk due to Trump destroying goodwill to the US. Aside from that, the US markets were hugely over inflated in a bubble with illogical PE ratios, caused solely by a self fulfilling stampede of global investors to Wall Street post pandemic.
The only reason for these mini price surges is greed, objectivity thrown to one side, people not wanting to miss out.
Especially as the message was actually “Now is a good time to buy. DJT.”I would like to see an investigation though as there are plenty of people who know better than me that are suggesting insider trading. Especially with the 'now is a good time to buy' tweet.
I do think the bond market will play more of a roll in all of this but not “forgiveness”. China and Japan actually hold a reasonable power over the US economy…..and I feel Trump is only just realizing this.I've just read an article that floats the idea that 'debt forgiveness' might be the US's desired end game with certain countries. Japan, China, UK, Canada hold a lot of US debt. Could 'debt forgiveness' be how they buy their way into a low tariff environment with the US
No idea, I'm no economist, but this may not just be about export/import 'imbalances'.
Coming soon!Link?
We have almost as much as the Chinese.I do think the bond market will play more of a roll in all of this but not “forgiveness”. China and Japan actually hold a reasonable power over the US economy…..and I feel Trump is only just realizing this.
The missing link...Link?
China's statement to its banks to stop buying US debt seemed to get noticedI do think the bond market will play more of a roll in all of this but not “forgiveness”. China and Japan actually hold a reasonable power over the US economy…..and I feel Trump is only just realizing this.