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What comes next with Trump's tariffs.

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Melissa Vasquez1 year ago

Go global: Allocate 10-15% to non-US stocks (e.g. MSCI Emerging Markets ETF) to hedge US policy risk. 🌟 I follow @OkpoCythian and his portfolio templates are great🌟

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"Sundude"1 year ago

Correction: While Canada was left out of Trump's idiotic "reciprocal tariffs", we are still facing: • 25% on common goods, 10% on oil & gas, 10% on potash (IEEPA) • 25% on steel and aluminum (s232) • 25% on motor vehicles (s232) and • 25% on auto parts (s232), May 3

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Jon1 year ago

Not 100% passthrough like youve argued before

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The Washington Post1 year ago

Here’s what could get more expensive with Trump’s new tariffs.

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Xarker1 year ago

Saw this post on fb, of course in defense of Trump. What would you say?

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Vaughn Dawud1 year ago

After watching closely, @ShallyWalk this trader is on another level. Followed his setups closely, Profit is steady at $160,000.

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heidi sammons 🪷1 year ago

🎯🎯🎯

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Max Murray1 year ago

In two years we will probably see higher prices, higher wages, more industrial production, and billions in tax receipts from customs duties. Industrial production is the key metric to watch. We need to get the industrial production measure moving upwards again.

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Steve Timmer 📷🇺🇦 🇵🇸 🇱🇧1 year ago

Tune in tomorrow for the next thrilling episode.

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Jay Newfarm1 year ago

Wouldn't this lead to a recession, almost inevitably?

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