Axel Slingerland
Wordy Blues Rocker
He's hard on China because he owes them money and doesn't want to pay his debts to them. He let's Russia slide on everything because he know Putin will kill him if he doesn't.
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That makes no sense at all.He's hard on China because he owes them money and doesn't want to pay his debts to them. He let's Russia slide on everything because he know Putin will kill him if he doesn't.
Many years ago, Forbes was on the J. Carson show and explained how a multitude of minor stock holders got wealthy shortly after the ‘29 crash.
To paraphrase the conversation, Forbes said that those who didn’t panic simply left their shares alone and if they could, they bought more shares and even diversified into other venues whilst the shares were at their lowest.
So all that said, whilst the stock market is going down, would it not facilitate the buying of shares by those who heretofore have not had a good opportunity to do so due to the higher prices per share?
It's the same as it always was. The rich and powerful have been running the world since the concept of Trade was first thought of.The Federal Reserve is not federal, it is a private organization owned by a few very rich oligarchs.
That's great. That means all they have to do is prove beyond a reasonable doubt that whoever they want to deport are actually "illegal alien gang members." That shouldn't be too hard, IF it's actually true... And if they are in fact "illegal alien gang members", that is what should happen. But I find it hard to believe that the children that are being deported fit that description.
It's the same as it always was. The rich and powerful have been running the world since the concept of Trade was first thought of.
Now that Trump has paused the revised tariff for all countries, except China, how do you see the current situation. What will happen if China, which has been levied 145 percent traffic, decides to pull bonds from the United States?It may sound weird but over 50 countries are countering by dropping their tariffs for American made products.
Trump pretty much said that would happen and he will respond accordingly.
They lower their tariffs and we lower ours on their products.
A lot of more professional people far more familiar with the bond market than I are asking the same question.Now that Trump has paused the revised tariff for all countries, except China, how do you see the current situation. What will happen if China, which has been levied 145 percent traffic, decides to pull bonds from the United States?
The problems seems to be where would China put the dollars from dumping the bonds. They started to dump, and that is part of the reason Trump paused the tariffs on other countries as well as the fact that many of said countries are entering negotiations with U.S. trade reps. China seems to be stuck with at least some of the bonds since much of their economy is secured by them. China is having huge unemployment right now, and that is worsened by the U.S. tariffs. China's overproduction is now being dumped elsewhere, perhaps mostly in the EU which is causing problems there, and may lead to the EU imposing large tariffs in China to stop the dumping just as they did on Chinese EVs. I don't know where this will all lead, but it seems that China is suffering from a whole series of economic ills with few avenues out short of, perhaps, war.A lot of more professional people far more familiar with the bond market than I are asking the same question.
There’s a lot of speculation that if XI’s regime sold off their shares that American real estate and mortgages would be negatively affected whilst I have also read that the treasury would take a hit which would affect the rest of the world.
That said, as a simple gentleman in some things, would it not depend on who bought them?
Bond holders are “steady Eddies” and since the bond market normally follows the stock market by about 24 hours, would not the long term investment people be standing at the door ready for a Chinese sellout?
The problems seems to be where would China put the dollars from dumping the bonds. They started to dump, and that is part of the reason Trump paused the tariffs on other countries as well as the fact that many of said countries are entering negotiations with U.S. trade reps. China seems to be stuck with at least some of the bonds since much of their economy is secured by them. China is having huge unemployment right now, and that is worsened by the U.S. tariffs. China's overproduction is now being dumped elsewhere, perhaps mostly in the EU which is causing problems there, and may lead to the EU imposing large tariffs in China to stop the dumping just as they did on Chinese EVs. I don't know where this will all lead, but it seems that China is suffering from a whole series of economic ills with few avenues out short of, perhaps, war.
I seriously doubt that. What do you need to fight a war? Money, and lots of it. And if your economy is in the dumps, where are you going to get it?I don't know where this will all lead, but it seems that China is suffering from a whole series of economic ills with few avenues out short of, perhaps, war.
Good question but if we remember Chairman Mao who said that if it came to nuclear war and the total annilation of the world, there would be at least 2 Chinese left standing amongst the rubble.I seriously doubt that. What do you need to fight a war? Money, and lots of it. And if your economy is in the dumps, where are you going to get it?
Do you remember the Great Depression? WWII started in the Depression. Where did the money come from?I seriously doubt that. What do you need to fight a war? Money, and lots of it. And if your economy is in the dumps, where are you going to get it?