'Liberation Day' tariff announcements

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 I picked 19 guys - no clue how they will do.   Smile

I picked 12, Barcia, Hammaker and Hampshire are risky, if they don't perform you'll pass me!

I picked 12, Barcia, Hammaker and Hampshire are risky, if they don't perform you'll pass me!

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As @early pointed out in another thread, the chart didn't include the last 2 days, here it is....

As @early pointed out in another thread, the chart didn't include the last 2 days, here it is....

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The point that's trying to be made by rt39 is not the amount lost in each situation, but the complete lack of noise from certain posters...

The point that's trying to be made by rt39 is not the amount lost in each situation, but the complete lack of noise from certain posters when the other situations occurred, and nothing but noise now....

rt39's graph is just noise, the drop over the last 2 days should get your attention, if it continues next week it is significant.

There was a 20.9% loss in the Dow from Dec 2021 to Sep 2022. 

How many of the current doomsayers here were doing the same back then? 

Also, what is the historic trend for the Dow? 

 

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Sorry, moto in no-moto!

Good play - back to reality 😎

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The point that's trying to be made by rt39 is not the amount lost in each situation, but the complete lack of noise from certain posters...

The point that's trying to be made by rt39 is not the amount lost in each situation, but the complete lack of noise from certain posters when the other situations occurred, and nothing but noise now....

rt39's graph is just noise, the drop over the last 2 days should get your attention, if it continues next week it is significant.

There was a 20.9% loss in the Dow from Dec 2021 to Sep 2022. How many of the current doomsayers here were doing the same back then? Also...

There was a 20.9% loss in the Dow from Dec 2021 to Sep 2022. 

How many of the current doomsayers here were doing the same back then? 

Also, what is the historic trend for the Dow? 

 

A 9% drop in 2 days should get your attention, if it drops another 11.9% in the next week that would be significant. If it levels out then it's just noise.

The markets don't like uncertainty.

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rt39's graph is just noise, the drop over the last 2 days should get your attention, if it continues next week it is significant.

There was a 20.9% loss in the Dow from Dec 2021 to Sep 2022. How many of the current doomsayers here were doing the same back then? Also...

There was a 20.9% loss in the Dow from Dec 2021 to Sep 2022. 

How many of the current doomsayers here were doing the same back then? 

Also, what is the historic trend for the Dow? 

 

A 9% drop in 2 days should get your attention, if it drops another 11.9% in the next week that would be significant. If it levels...

A 9% drop in 2 days should get your attention, if it drops another 11.9% in the next week that would be significant. If it levels out then it's just noise.

The markets don't like uncertainty.

The only people who complain are those who don't understand how the markets work, or those who did not sell at the right time. 

The market is always just noise....

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Any news on how Vietnam is responding to the new tariffs?

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Any news on how Vietnam is responding to the new tariffs?

The Gap, H & M, and Patagonia have all voiced their support.

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Any news on how Vietnam is responding to the new tariffs?

Pretty sure I heard they are wanting to “talk” about it.

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The point that's trying to be made by rt39 is not the amount lost in each situation, but the complete lack of noise from certain posters...

The point that's trying to be made by rt39 is not the amount lost in each situation, but the complete lack of noise from certain posters when the other situations occurred, and nothing but noise now....

rt39's graph is just noise, the drop over the last 2 days should get your attention, if it continues next week it is significant.

There was a 20.9% loss in the Dow from Dec 2021 to Sep 2022. How many of the current doomsayers here were doing the same back then? Also...

There was a 20.9% loss in the Dow from Dec 2021 to Sep 2022. 

How many of the current doomsayers here were doing the same back then? 

Also, what is the historic trend for the Dow? 

 

Can you point to a direct action by the president that's responsible for that drop?

You're comparing a 9 month drop to 50% of that in 2 days. 

Did the president fuck off to a Saudi Arabian golf tournament during that drop? 

The stock market is not the whole story here.

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rt39's graph is just noise, the drop over the last 2 days should get your attention, if it continues next week it is significant.

There was a 20.9% loss in the Dow from Dec 2021 to Sep 2022. How many of the current doomsayers here were doing the same back then? Also...

There was a 20.9% loss in the Dow from Dec 2021 to Sep 2022. 

How many of the current doomsayers here were doing the same back then? 

Also, what is the historic trend for the Dow? 

 

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Can you point to a direct action by the president that's responsible for that drop?You're comparing a 9 month drop to 50% of that in 2...

Can you point to a direct action by the president that's responsible for that drop?

You're comparing a 9 month drop to 50% of that in 2 days. 

Did the president fuck off to a Saudi Arabian golf tournament during that drop? 

The stock market is not the whole story here.

I'm not comparing the drops, I'm comparing the absence and presence of the doomsayers. 

Anyone with a reasonable understanding of the stock market would either have already sold ahead of the most likely reaction to the reciprocal tariff announcement, or is holding due to the historic trend of the stock market. 

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There was a 20.9% loss in the Dow from Dec 2021 to Sep 2022. How many of the current doomsayers here were doing the same back then? Also...

There was a 20.9% loss in the Dow from Dec 2021 to Sep 2022. 

How many of the current doomsayers here were doing the same back then? 

Also, what is the historic trend for the Dow? 

 

early wrote:
Can you point to a direct action by the president that's responsible for that drop?You're comparing a 9 month drop to 50% of that in 2...

Can you point to a direct action by the president that's responsible for that drop?

You're comparing a 9 month drop to 50% of that in 2 days. 

Did the president fuck off to a Saudi Arabian golf tournament during that drop? 

The stock market is not the whole story here.

I'm not comparing the drops, I'm comparing the absence and presence of the doomsayers. Anyone with a reasonable understanding of the stock market would either have already...

I'm not comparing the drops, I'm comparing the absence and presence of the doomsayers. 

Anyone with a reasonable understanding of the stock market would either have already sold ahead of the most likely reaction to the reciprocal tariff announcement, or is holding due to the historic trend of the stock market. 

So what youre saying is the drop in the last 2 days is not in line with regular market noise? 

It's a reaction to a specific action that hasn't run its course yet and so is not clear where this goes.

The thing is if this triggers a recession there's  not likely to be stimulus and QE to help, at least not if they are going to stick to the plan.

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early wrote:
Can you point to a direct action by the president that's responsible for that drop?You're comparing a 9 month drop to 50% of that in 2...

Can you point to a direct action by the president that's responsible for that drop?

You're comparing a 9 month drop to 50% of that in 2 days. 

Did the president fuck off to a Saudi Arabian golf tournament during that drop? 

The stock market is not the whole story here.

I'm not comparing the drops, I'm comparing the absence and presence of the doomsayers. Anyone with a reasonable understanding of the stock market would either have already...

I'm not comparing the drops, I'm comparing the absence and presence of the doomsayers. 

Anyone with a reasonable understanding of the stock market would either have already sold ahead of the most likely reaction to the reciprocal tariff announcement, or is holding due to the historic trend of the stock market. 

early wrote:
So what youre saying is the drop in the last 2 days is not in line with regular market noise? It's a reaction to a specific action...

So what youre saying is the drop in the last 2 days is not in line with regular market noise? 

It's a reaction to a specific action that hasn't run its course yet and so is not clear where this goes.

The thing is if this triggers a recession there's  not likely to be stimulus and QE to help, at least not if they are going to stick to the plan.

I didn't say anything about market noise. 

And the market will still recover....

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I think it’s important to remember these are “reciprocal tariffs”, meaning these other countries are raping us. I’m amazed at the outright morans who keep saying, “No it’s only right that they rape America (us). Trump is wrong and will only make them mad. We can’t survive if we don’t pay them and let them kept raping us.” 

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burn1986 wrote:
I think it’s important to remember these are “reciprocal tariffs”, meaning these other countries are raping us. I’m amazed at the outright morans who keep saying...

I think it’s important to remember these are “reciprocal tariffs”, meaning these other countries are raping us. I’m amazed at the outright morans who keep saying, “No it’s only right that they rape America (us). Trump is wrong and will only make them mad. We can’t survive if we don’t pay them and let them kept raping us.” 

Don’t think they are true reciprocal tariffs. I Could be wrong but I think they are a calculation based on  trade deficits with each country and not a retaliation for tariffs imposed on us. Again, I could be wrong as new sources are not very reliable these days. 
 

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I think it’s important to remember these are “reciprocal tariffs”, meaning these other countries are raping us. I’m amazed at the outright morans who keep saying...

I think it’s important to remember these are “reciprocal tariffs”, meaning these other countries are raping us. I’m amazed at the outright morans who keep saying, “No it’s only right that they rape America (us). Trump is wrong and will only make them mad. We can’t survive if we don’t pay them and let them kept raping us.” 

How is Australia raping the US?

Australia and the US have(had) a free trade agreement, no tariffs for goods entering either country, the US exports $31.9B annually to Australia, and imports $14.3B from Australia, so a $17.5B trade surplus, but a 10% tariff is now applied to Australian goods.

The US exports $0.49B annually to Russia, and imports $2.9B from Russia, so a $2.4B trade deficit, but no tariff is being applied to Russian goods.

If 🍊 was an agent of the Kremlin, what would he do different?

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burn1986 wrote:
I think it’s important to remember these are “reciprocal tariffs”, meaning these other countries are raping us. I’m amazed at the outright morans who keep saying...

I think it’s important to remember these are “reciprocal tariffs”, meaning these other countries are raping us. I’m amazed at the outright morans who keep saying, “No it’s only right that they rape America (us). Trump is wrong and will only make them mad. We can’t survive if we don’t pay them and let them kept raping us.” 

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Don’t think they are true reciprocal tariffs. I Could be wrong but I think they are a calculation based on  trade deficits with each country and...

Don’t think they are true reciprocal tariffs. I Could be wrong but I think they are a calculation based on  trade deficits with each country and not a retaliation for tariffs imposed on us. Again, I could be wrong as new sources are not very reliable these days. 
 

Currency manipulation is also part of the equation.

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burn1986 wrote:
I think it’s important to remember these are “reciprocal tariffs”, meaning these other countries are raping us. I’m amazed at the outright morans who keep saying...

I think it’s important to remember these are “reciprocal tariffs”, meaning these other countries are raping us. I’m amazed at the outright morans who keep saying, “No it’s only right that they rape America (us). Trump is wrong and will only make them mad. We can’t survive if we don’t pay them and let them kept raping us.” 

How is Australia raping the US?Australia and the US have(had) a free trade agreement, no tariffs for goods entering either country, the US exports $31.9B annually...

How is Australia raping the US?

Australia and the US have(had) a free trade agreement, no tariffs for goods entering either country, the US exports $31.9B annually to Australia, and imports $14.3B from Australia, so a $17.5B trade surplus, but a 10% tariff is now applied to Australian goods.

The US exports $0.49B annually to Russia, and imports $2.9B from Russia, so a $2.4B trade deficit, but no tariff is being applied to Russian goods.

If 🍊 was an agent of the Kremlin, what would he do different?

I don’t know. So it’s ALL wrong? What are the other misalignments? Why is there a tariff on Australia? Maybe provide a list of all the misalignments, and then give your solution to fixing the $36T debt. Also give a better solution to charging a tariff. If it will bring revenue back to the US and knock down the debt, then why are you so mad about it?

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burn1986 wrote:
I think it’s important to remember these are “reciprocal tariffs”, meaning these other countries are raping us. I’m amazed at the outright morans who keep saying...

I think it’s important to remember these are “reciprocal tariffs”, meaning these other countries are raping us. I’m amazed at the outright morans who keep saying, “No it’s only right that they rape America (us). Trump is wrong and will only make them mad. We can’t survive if we don’t pay them and let them kept raping us.” 

They are not reciprocal tariffs. Even Trump admitted that by showing the stupid chart during press conference.

And the narrative of other countries ripping off the us is even more braindead. Germans arent forcing you to buy their cars, chinese don't force you to buy their electronics, canadians don't force you to buy their stuff. You want what others have, you buy it. Only one responsible for that is you!

Its not the other countries fault that you don't have more products other countries desire, to balance out trade. 

 

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burn1986 wrote:
I think it’s important to remember these are “reciprocal tariffs”, meaning these other countries are raping us. I’m amazed at the outright morans who keep saying...

I think it’s important to remember these are “reciprocal tariffs”, meaning these other countries are raping us. I’m amazed at the outright morans who keep saying, “No it’s only right that they rape America (us). Trump is wrong and will only make them mad. We can’t survive if we don’t pay them and let them kept raping us.” 

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They are not reciprocal tariffs. Even Trump admitted that by showing the stupid chart during press conference.And the narrative of other countries ripping off the us...

They are not reciprocal tariffs. Even Trump admitted that by showing the stupid chart during press conference.

And the narrative of other countries ripping off the us is even more braindead. Germans arent forcing you to buy their cars, chinese don't force you to buy their electronics, canadians don't force you to buy their stuff. You want what others have, you buy it. Only one responsible for that is you!

Its not the other countries fault that you don't have more products other countries desire, to balance out trade. 

 

Well, thanks for exposing to us all that you don't understand tariffs.....

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Part lies, part false information. 

But i don't think you're able to see that. We're at a point where you won't be able to admit 2+2 is 4 if Trump says otherwise.

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burn1986 wrote:
I think it’s important to remember these are “reciprocal tariffs”, meaning these other countries are raping us. I’m amazed at the outright morans who keep saying...

I think it’s important to remember these are “reciprocal tariffs”, meaning these other countries are raping us. I’m amazed at the outright morans who keep saying, “No it’s only right that they rape America (us). Trump is wrong and will only make them mad. We can’t survive if we don’t pay them and let them kept raping us.” 

How is Australia raping the US?Australia and the US have(had) a free trade agreement, no tariffs for goods entering either country, the US exports $31.9B annually...

How is Australia raping the US?

Australia and the US have(had) a free trade agreement, no tariffs for goods entering either country, the US exports $31.9B annually to Australia, and imports $14.3B from Australia, so a $17.5B trade surplus, but a 10% tariff is now applied to Australian goods.

The US exports $0.49B annually to Russia, and imports $2.9B from Russia, so a $2.4B trade deficit, but no tariff is being applied to Russian goods.

If 🍊 was an agent of the Kremlin, what would he do different?

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I don’t know. So it’s ALL wrong? What are the other misalignments? Why is there a tariff on Australia? Maybe provide a list of all the...

I don’t know. So it’s ALL wrong? What are the other misalignments? Why is there a tariff on Australia? Maybe provide a list of all the misalignments, and then give your solution to fixing the $36T debt. Also give a better solution to charging a tariff. If it will bring revenue back to the US and knock down the debt, then why are you so mad about it?

I'm just pointing out they are not “reciprocal tariffs”, so your statement...

"I think it’s important to remember these are “reciprocal tariffs”, meaning these other countries are raping us."

is bullshit.

Maybe you should start questioning what else is bullshit!

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I don't know if it's been mentioned yet, but how hilariously pathetic is the tariff fomula is? 

Tariff = (Export-Import)/Import

You gennuinely cannot make up this level of stupidity 🤣

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I think there are a few misunderstandings here.

Trump faithful/loyalists/diehards here see posts against him and this tariff situation and think oh you're just mad about the pain you're going to feel. 

Can't speak for everybody but no, it's more like concern and disbelief that you really can't see the damage this is causing and will cause to the USA more than anyone else. Everyone else will weather this - there is now a common foe pushing us to get together and work together more favorably in the future. The huge degree of USA isolationism that has been created in a few short weeks will hurt the USA for years to come, more than anyone else. All due to the irrational words and actions of one person. And his yes men.

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How is Australia raping the US?Australia and the US have(had) a free trade agreement, no tariffs for goods entering either country, the US exports $31.9B annually...

How is Australia raping the US?

Australia and the US have(had) a free trade agreement, no tariffs for goods entering either country, the US exports $31.9B annually to Australia, and imports $14.3B from Australia, so a $17.5B trade surplus, but a 10% tariff is now applied to Australian goods.

The US exports $0.49B annually to Russia, and imports $2.9B from Russia, so a $2.4B trade deficit, but no tariff is being applied to Russian goods.

If 🍊 was an agent of the Kremlin, what would he do different?

burn1986 wrote:
I don’t know. So it’s ALL wrong? What are the other misalignments? Why is there a tariff on Australia? Maybe provide a list of all the...

I don’t know. So it’s ALL wrong? What are the other misalignments? Why is there a tariff on Australia? Maybe provide a list of all the misalignments, and then give your solution to fixing the $36T debt. Also give a better solution to charging a tariff. If it will bring revenue back to the US and knock down the debt, then why are you so mad about it?

I'm just pointing out they are not “reciprocal tariffs”, so your statement..."I think it’s important to remember these are “reciprocal tariffs”, meaning these other countries...

I'm just pointing out they are not “reciprocal tariffs”, so your statement...

"I think it’s important to remember these are “reciprocal tariffs”, meaning these other countries are raping us."

is bullshit.

Maybe you should start questioning what else is bullshit!

First off, the White House termed these “Reciprocal Tariffs”.

Second, there’s about 57ish countries on the reciprocal tariff list.

Out of that information, which parts are an outright lie?

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I don't know if it's been mentioned yet, but how hilariously pathetic is the tariff fomula is? Tariff = (Export-Import)/ImportYou gennuinely cannot make up this level of...

I don't know if it's been mentioned yet, but how hilariously pathetic is the tariff fomula is? 

Tariff = (Export-Import)/Import

You gennuinely cannot make up this level of stupidity 🤣

Don't dumb it down, Ɛ and φ are important, 4 * 0.25 = 1

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JerryVan wrote:
I don't know if it's been mentioned yet, but how hilariously pathetic is the tariff fomula is? Tariff = (Export-Import)/ImportYou gennuinely cannot make up this level of...

I don't know if it's been mentioned yet, but how hilariously pathetic is the tariff fomula is? 

Tariff = (Export-Import)/Import

You gennuinely cannot make up this level of stupidity 🤣

Don't dumb it down, Ɛ and φ are important, 4 * 0.25 = 1

Don't dumb it down, Ɛ and φ are important, 4 * 0.25 = 1

image 1468.png?VersionId=F83Iqvu.K

Ah yes, how silly of me! How could I be so stupid 😂

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I think there are a few misunderstandings here.Trump faithful/loyalists/diehards here see posts against him and this tariff situation and think oh you're just mad about the...

I think there are a few misunderstandings here.

Trump faithful/loyalists/diehards here see posts against him and this tariff situation and think oh you're just mad about the pain you're going to feel. 

Can't speak for everybody but no, it's more like concern and disbelief that you really can't see the damage this is causing and will cause to the USA more than anyone else. Everyone else will weather this - there is now a common foe pushing us to get together and work together more favorably in the future. The huge degree of USA isolationism that has been created in a few short weeks will hurt the USA for years to come, more than anyone else. All due to the irrational words and actions of one person. And his yes men.

So Trump is the common foe?

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I'm just pointing out they are not “reciprocal tariffs”, so your statement..."I think it’s important to remember these are “reciprocal tariffs”, meaning these other countries...

I'm just pointing out they are not “reciprocal tariffs”, so your statement...

"I think it’s important to remember these are “reciprocal tariffs”, meaning these other countries are raping us."

is bullshit.

Maybe you should start questioning what else is bullshit!

What else is “bullshit”?

Which of countries listed by the White House have the US’s best interest?


Okay, I could be wrong on all counts. Let’s talk about Hunter Biden and his communication to his dad during his tenure at the Ukrainian Energy company. The question is, what role did Joe play in this?

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burn1986 wrote:
I don’t know. So it’s ALL wrong? What are the other misalignments? Why is there a tariff on Australia? Maybe provide a list of all the...

I don’t know. So it’s ALL wrong? What are the other misalignments? Why is there a tariff on Australia? Maybe provide a list of all the misalignments, and then give your solution to fixing the $36T debt. Also give a better solution to charging a tariff. If it will bring revenue back to the US and knock down the debt, then why are you so mad about it?

I'm just pointing out they are not “reciprocal tariffs”, so your statement..."I think it’s important to remember these are “reciprocal tariffs”, meaning these other countries...

I'm just pointing out they are not “reciprocal tariffs”, so your statement...

"I think it’s important to remember these are “reciprocal tariffs”, meaning these other countries are raping us."

is bullshit.

Maybe you should start questioning what else is bullshit!

burn1986 wrote:
First off, the White House termed these “Reciprocal Tariffs”.Second, there’s about 57ish countries on the reciprocal tariff list.Out of that information, which parts are an outright...

First off, the White House termed these “Reciprocal Tariffs”.

Second, there’s about 57ish countries on the reciprocal tariff list.

Out of that information, which parts are an outright lie?

“Reciprocal Tariffs”

^^^ this is a lie.

The US has free trade agreements with Jordan, Singapore, Chile, Morocco, Australia, Dominican Republic, Bahrain, Oman, Peru, Korea, so there are no tariffs for US goods exported to those countries, zero, zilch, nothing.

All the numbers for other countries have no relationship with tariffs for US goods exported to those countries.

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