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🔥BREAKING🚨; Total Economic Warfare Declared! 🔥💣 🇨🇳 Xi Jinping: "We are slapping 100% tariffs on all US tech, Boeing aircraft, and agricultural imports. We will completely cut off your Rare Earth materials supply starting TODAY." 🇺🇸 Trump: "China is starving for trade! Empty threats! We will impose 200% tariffs,...

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I think Tom Lee is right! We have oil that is $100 per barrel, we have midterm elections and we have tariffs. All those inflationary short term contributors will likely fall in the new year. Inflation on the economy should get better from here on out in a stock market I think will appreciate because of the uncertainty that it takes off the market in the short term. Will we have a war in Iran over the next 6 to 9 months? In my opinion, I don’t think Iran can hold out that long. In the meantime, the US will have created diversified logistics around oil trade and increase their economics along the way.
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I think Tom Lee is right! We have oil that is $100 per barrel, we have midterm elections and we have tariffs. All those inflationary short term contributors will likely fall in the new year. Inflation on the economy should get better from here on out in a stock market I think will appreciate because of the uncertainty that it takes off the market in the short term. Will we have a war in Iran over the next 6 to 9 months? In my opinion, I don’t think Iran can hold out that long. In the meantime, the US will have created diversified logistics around oil trade and increase their economics along the way.

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269,299 просмотров • 1 год назад

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Well, you were the mindless fool who started the trade war with China. First by the lie that they charged US 67% in tariffs, when in fact China was charging US, on average, only 18% in tariffs. US already chorded them more, the 25%, than what they charged us, after your first administration. And then you pushed another mother of all lies, that US is collecting a lot of money from China in tariffs, when in fact, China does not pay a single Dollar for any US tariffs at all, not even a single Dollar. US consumer pays all 100% of it. When any import shipment comes into US, a US broker gives a separate bill to a US receiver for all the duties and tariffs. The export Nation, or a company does not even handle the transaction, let alone actually paying anything. How do I know this ? Because I import myself for my business. I always pay 100% of the bill. And then I pass all 100% of it to my US customers. Any economist knows this very well. Only the President of the Untied States deceives all the American people that China, or any other foreign Nation, for that matter, pay for some tariffs. You are a lying bozo. None of them pay anything. All of us DO ! Tariffs effect only the volume of their business, as higher consumer prices result in reduced sales. But as far as actual payment, US consumer pays 100% of any import tariffs, with no exceptions. In any case, you better not be complaining now. You started this idiotic war, and you will have to eat it. And unfortunately, all of us will have to also. But China will get through this with, or without US. It will be US that will return to the stone age without China. On videos : 1. Walking through Guangzhou 2. Wuhan incredible metro station complex 3. A quick check of Ningbo City 4. Driving though downtown of Shenzhen

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WATCH: ‘CBS Evening News’ anchor Tony Dokoupil addresses the broadcast being anchored from Taiwan for the Trump-Xi summit (after CBS reportedly had visa issues getting him to Beijing)... “We are live from Taiwan, the first time CBS News has ever anchored from here. And right now I'm just about 100 miles off the coast of mainland China, where leaders of the world’s two great superpowers are convening tonight. On the surface, it might look like all the action is over there, where we will soon see an images of President Trump and Xi Jinping as they negotiate the Iran war, tariffs, critical minerals, trade, and more. But if you zoom out from the state visit, you see one of the most important geopolitical stories of our time and the big question tonight: Will China, under Xi Jinping, try to take over Taiwan, risking war and economic catastrophe? This is what could happen here on these shores and in these streets if Xi decides to invade. He has already instructed his military to be ready to take this island by 2027, and Taiwan is in the blunt words of Xi, the most important issue between his country and ours. In other words, while the food will be served in Beijing, the meal, in many ways, is right here.”

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