• Markets Down Again as Trump Re-Attacks EU Tariffs

    From c186282@21:1/5 to All on Sat May 24 02:41:16 2025
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    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14743101/donald-trump-tariffs-european-union-trade-war.html

    Wall Street's major market indexes tumbled early Friday
    following explosive new tariff threats by President Donald
    Trump against the European Union and Apple.

    Trump announced on Friday morning crippling tariffs of
    50 percent on Europe starting June 1.

    . . .

    The EU can't afford this - while the USA can
    afford it, longer anyway.

    The EU is *still* determined to keep ripping
    off the USA. Trump isn't gonna let this continue.

    Yep, the mutual damages are kinda bad for both,
    but the USA is in a far better position to cope.

    Meanwhile, just kind of IGNORE the main markets
    while all this is in progress. They always tend
    to over-react. If down now, they will be way UP
    in a month or two.

    Trump IS trying to do the best for the USA. This
    DOES involve shaking-up the status quo.

    So ... put yer BMW lust on hold for six months
    or so - lease a Caddy or maybe a Tahoe.

    The CHINA situation may be more impactful.
    Personally I have all the China-made tech
    crap I need for awhile.

    I see Trump is taking vengeance on APPLE now.
    Apple said it was just gonna change its China
    factories to India and Vietnam to skirt some
    of the tariff/US-MADE issues. Trump didn't
    LIKE that bullshit one bit ........

    Sorry, but we NEED a fair bit of Made-In-USA
    capability. It's a survival thing.

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  • From c186282@21:1/5 to Governor Swill on Sun May 25 22:20:54 2025
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    On 5/25/25 8:06 PM, Governor Swill wrote:
    On Sat, 24 May 2025 02:41:16 -0400, c186282 <[email protected]> wrote:

    The EU can't afford this - while the USA can
    afford it, longer anyway.

    Think so? Are the selling securities too? Doesn't it seem logical
    their next step would be to make the euro a global currency?

    So it can promptly collapse ???

    The next global currency is likely the Yaun.

    It WON'T be a great thing ......

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  • From c186282@21:1/5 to All on Tue May 27 23:26:37 2025
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    Oh ... markets WAY UP again :-)

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