Tariffs

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Truth is this was likely the last of what was on the water that’s coming in ahead of the Tariffs. That’s ok because America 🇺🇸 needs less garbage 🗑️ anyway. And we’ll have plenty of workers as all those people who work in retail and deliveries transition to working in the factories 🏭 side by side with the automation.

 

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[La Li Lu Le Lo]

Okay...this isn't an if...it's real. There are no ships in our ports. The supply chain is slowing down. do you know the biggest cause of Bidenflation? Post Covid supply chain issues. But the whole world was shut down. But Trump is in the process of implementing a second supply chain problem. And the result will likely be "Trumpflation". So China not buying Boeing jets won't hurt us. But when the consumers want something, and there is not enough supply - prices rise. Breathe deep....and smell the greatness.

Are the ports empty?

Because Walmart... probably China's biggest customer, is stocked full.

 

[La Li Lu Le Lo]

Reagan didn’t understand that America 🇺🇸 would be competing against a Country 🇨🇳 that had no problem with Intellectual Property theft, slave labor, global bullying and spying. And the Trade negotiations are already working since we’re already up to around 7 Trillion Dollars 💵 in confirmed investments in the USA 🇺🇸 (Yes we will need more workers)

And with today’s Jobs report the Market is starting to understand as the S&P has recovered its losses since Liberation Day.

Reagan doesn't need YOU to speak for him.

 

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Sounds great, then there's this:

Japan’s finance minister has publicly identified the country’s more than $1tn holdings of US Treasuries as a “card” in its trade negotiations with the Trump administration, in a rare baring of teeth by America’s closest ally in Asia.
Speaking during a television interview on Friday, Katsunobu Kato was asked whether Japan would use its traditional stance as a non-seller of Treasuries as a tool in trade talks with Washington.
“It does exist as a card,” said Kato, adding that “whether or not we use that card is a different decision”.
Japanese holders, including the government, own $1.13tn of Treasuries, the largest hoard held by a foreign nation.

Japan says US Treasury holdings could be ‘card’ in trade talks

Finance minister Katsunobu Kato hints that country’s more than $1tn in Treasuries gives it leverage in negotiations

www.ft.com

 

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Are the ports empty?

Because Walmart... probably China's biggest customer, is stocked full.

And when Walmart is sold out and the ports are empty...then what?

 

[KCFlyer]

Sounds great, then there's this:

Japan’s finance minister has publicly identified the country’s more than $1tn holdings of US Treasuries as a “card” in its trade negotiations with the Trump administration, in a rare baring of teeth by America’s closest ally in Asia.
Speaking during a television interview on Friday, Katsunobu Kato was asked whether Japan would use its traditional stance as a non-seller of Treasuries as a tool in trade talks with Washington.
“It does exist as a card,” said Kato, adding that “whether or not we use that card is a different decision”.
Japanese holders, including the government, own $1.13tn of Treasuries, the largest hoard held by a foreign nation.

Japan says US Treasury holdings could be ‘card’ in trade talks

Finance minister Katsunobu Kato hints that country’s more than $1tn in Treasuries gives it leverage in negotiations

www.ft.com

IT's worth it if we can own the libs.

 

[WeAAsles]

Reagan doesn't need YOU to speak for him.

Ronnie is dead. He died back in 2004. Are you still working in the same Walmart? Always being a jerk will never help you get good reviews from your customers.

 

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Are the ports empty?

Because Walmart... probably China's biggest customer, is stocked full.

You would know.