Anyone investing heavily this year??
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Tomorrow will be something else I bet
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i'll be up early to check the PM.
might find some dips to swing trade on.
Puts will be a definite on the automobile industry.
I’ll definitely be looking for some opportunities tomorrow
Yeah but they are expensive and you wont get much growth from them. If you owned $tsly from last year you would be down 60%
yea that one runs with tsla, i definitely wouldnt touch that one lol.Yeah but they are expensive and you wont get much growth from them. If you owned $tsly from last year you would be down 60%
If you want dividends $schd is a popular option with a low expense ratio and growth potential.
It's wild (and clear now) that the president and his people never had a plan for America at large. This dude was stewing for 4 years, planning his "revenge" and a huge money grab. This has been the only plan all along.
Ford, Stellantis, GM........all plunging this morning.....
i could see that shit a mile away.
In November I made the decision to start winding down my whole portfolio to a minimum before the end of 2024 and minimize my crypto exposure. I know alot of people gambled on the Diaper Don making the market go up but me and some others knew better and probably bet against it. Even though I know my TSP might take a hit I know it's about to be a wild ride. Don't forget the possible Government shutdown on the 14th.
S0…. Same shit again next month?
www.barrons.com
Trump Delays Canada, Mexico Tariffs on Autos. GM, Ford, and Stellantis Stocks Rise.
Auto makers have been warning that Trump’s tariffs would increase the cost of manufacturing, auto parts, and car prices.
www.barrons.com
S0…. Same shit again next month?
Trump Delays Canada, Mexico Tariffs on Autos. GM, Ford, and Stellantis Stocks Rise.
Auto makers have been warning that Trump’s tariffs would increase the cost of manufacturing, auto parts, and car prices.
Orange man pump faking.
Someone has paid $87,000 for a Pokemon-shaped hot Cheeto dubbed Cheetozard
Shaped like the character Charizard, and nicknamed Cheetozard, the uniquely shaped spicy snack was sold for $87,840 by Goldin Auctions.
www.usatoday.com
MAGA offers corporations cover to flee Delaware
MAGA offers corporations cover to flee Delaware
Threats that blue-chip companies, including Walmart, would leave for politically friendlier states sparked Delaware’s recently proposed overhaul of its corporate laws.
www.semafor.com
Canada and Mexico callin his bluff.S0…. Same shit again next month?
Trump Delays Canada, Mexico Tariffs on Autos. GM, Ford, and Stellantis Stocks Rise.
Auto makers have been warning that Trump’s tariffs would increase the cost of manufacturing, auto parts, and car prices.
And all of that mufuckas bluffs are bringing turmoil to the markets.
The China tariffs alone will cause a rise in cost of the majority of shit we buy since it comes from China.
Most of the farmers sell their produce to China. The pain is bout to be felt if it aint already.
Soon as this shit get figured out Im on it.
Make America Broke Again Face Ass
WHY DONALD TRUMP WANTS THE MARKET TO CRASH
….in the short term
This chart below sums up the reasoning behind what the current adminstration is doing and why it is having adverse effects on the market.
Kris @KrisPatel99 did a great job today explaining this more in depth on the market open & I think the thesis checks out:
1. We have $7T of debt we need to pay in the next 6 months…if we don’t pay it, we’ll have to refinance.
2. The Trump admin does NOT want to refinance at a 4%+ rate…the 10yr at one point this year was 4.8%.
3. How do you get the 10yr to come down? Markets need to show weakness in growth, DOGE has to be perceived as actually working, interest rates need to come down.
The way to do that is to create massive uncertainties — aka tariffs — which can slow down growth in the short term, get the bond market to start BUYING bonds ASAP because of how scared they are of touching stocks (causing yields to fall which is what we need to refinance the debt) and then that gives the Fed the authority to lower rates which continues to bring yields down.
So, although conventional wisdom says tariffs are inflationary and the 10yr should be spiking on more tariffs — it’s actually going down because its bringing so much uncertainly to equity markets that people are selling stocks and buying bonds!
Which is exactly what the Trump administration wants to happen in the short term in order to bring refinancing costs down.
Short term pain for long term gain?
