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Apple stock bloodbath continues after China applies retaliatory tariffs
gatorguy said:sdw2001 said:DAalseth said:sdw2001 said:I don’t know whether or not this tariff strategy will work, but I’d give it better than 50-50 odds.
What on earth would make you think someone who has gone bankrupt as many times as Trump would have a clue about international trade? Why would you trust the judgement of someone with no macroeconomic training or experience, who when given a chance the first time failed by any and every measure. Why would you believe in him to do better this time with the same failed policies he failed with the first time?
We’ve seen this movie before.
Because your comment about China is completely inaccurate. That's why. As is your comment about him "failing by every measure." That's just bizarro-world Trump Derangement coming through. His first term saw massive increases in real income, low inflation, low unemployment, and a dozen other positive economic indicators. That is, before Covid. You know, Covid.... when you and yours demanded we shut the country down through the election? When Trump was called a murderer for wanting to get back to life? Even with the economic carnage that the Left demanded, the economy was well into a robust recovery by the end of 2020.
As for Trump "going bankrupt," that is misleading, and I think you know it. He never declared personal bankruptcy. He did use Chapter 11 bankruptcy with business numerous times. If it makes you feel good to say "he went bankrupt," go ahead. It has nothing to do with his business acumen. If anything, going Chapter 11 six times and still coming out on top is impressive.
Factcheck.org. Are you kidding me? -
Apple stock bloodbath continues after China applies retaliatory tariffs
DAalseth said:sdw2001 said:I don’t know whether or not this tariff strategy will work, but I’d give it better than 50-50 odds.
What on earth would make you think someone who has gone bankrupt as many times as Trump would have a clue about international trade? Why would you trust the judgement of someone with no macroeconomic training or experience, who when given a chance the first time failed by any and every measure. Why would you believe in him to do better this time with the same failed policies he failed with the first time?
We’ve seen this movie before.
Because your comment about China is completely inaccurate. That's why. As is your comment about him "failing by every measure." That's just bizarro-world Trump Derangement coming through. His first term saw massive increases in real income, low inflation, low unemployment, and a dozen other positive economic indicators. That is, before Covid. You know, Covid.... when you and yours demanded we shut the country down through the election? When Trump was called a murderer for wanting to get back to life? Even with the economic carnage that the Left demanded, the economy was well into a robust recovery by the end of 2020.
As for Trump "going bankrupt," that is misleading, and I think you know it. He never declared personal bankruptcy. He did use Chapter 11 bankruptcy with business numerous times. If it makes you feel good to say "he went bankrupt," go ahead. It has nothing to do with his business acumen. If anything, going Chapter 11 six times and still coming out on top is impressive.
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Apple stock bloodbath continues after China applies retaliatory tariffs
Stabitha_Christie said:sdw2001 said:Watching the absolute meltdown people are having is really something. Those who didn’t support Trump to begin with are the loudest. But the center right is up there as well.I would just say this. I wouldn’t bet against Trump. I don’t know whether or not this tariff strategy will work, but I’d give it better than 50-50 odds. He’s trying to reset the playing field and get countries to renegotiate. If you will look at what he’s doing compared to his past behavior, it’s exactly what he always does. He takes a maximalist position, then is happy when he gets some of what he wants. There was no way to do this on trade without short-term pain. We’re certainly seeing that now.There is a bigger picture here. It involves lower energy prices, reduced fraud and waste, and lower interest rates. One of the ways of achieving that is to force money into US treasuries, which is exactly what is happening right now. One problem Trump faced upon ansduming office is the stock market was overvalued from a P/E perspective. It was due for a correction. I have to wonder if they just decided to take the bath now.So we’ll see what happens, as the orange man likes to say. Contrary to popular belief, he doesn’t have a bunch of idiots around him and isn’t just doing these things willy-nilly. Hopefully, they work.
You can tell it's TDS, because they just have to engage in ad hominem attacks for no apparent reason.
"Trump has said the tariffs are here to stay and aren't part of a negotiating strategy."
I haven't heard him say that, but I don't follow every word, so let's assume it's accurate. So? The last thing he is going to do is admit it's all a tactic. Not only does it make sense that he would say this, but he's done exactly this kind of thing his entire career. It's not about liking the tactic or disliking it....thinking it's right or wrong. It's about understanding how the man operates. Do you really disagree with this?
As for plans, let me get this straight: You honestly think Trump and his economic team are just pulling this out of their butts? Have you listened to people like Scott Bessant and Howard Lutnick? Do you know the qualifications these men have? Now, if you think the plan will fail, or it's not worth the short-term pain, or any other objection...fine. But to claim there is no plan? That's an unserious as you claim the Trump admin is. -
Apple stock bloodbath continues after China applies retaliatory tariffs
Watching the absolute meltdown people are having is really something. Those who didn’t support Trump to begin with are the loudest. But the center right is up there as well.I would just say this. I wouldn’t bet against Trump. I don’t know whether or not this tariff strategy will work, but I’d give it better than 50-50 odds. He’s trying to reset the playing field and get countries to renegotiate. If you will look at what he’s doing compared to his past behavior, it’s exactly what he always does. He takes a maximalist position, then is happy when he gets some of what he wants. There was no way to do this on trade without short-term pain. We’re certainly seeing that now.There is a bigger picture here. It involves lower energy prices, reduced fraud and waste, and lower interest rates. One of the ways of achieving that is to force money into US treasuries, which is exactly what is happening right now. One problem Trump faced upon ansduming office is the stock market was overvalued from a P/E perspective. It was due for a correction. I have to wonder if they just decided to take the bath now.So we’ll see what happens, as the orange man likes to say. Contrary to popular belief, he doesn’t have a bunch of idiots around him and isn’t just doing these things willy-nilly. Hopefully, they work. -
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