Donald Trump got the stockmarket looking like a BLOODBATH 🩸🩸🩸🩸🩸 | MAGA-based merits [the OFFICIAL #TrumpTariffs thread]

[jadillac]

Retail giants will be having meeting later today with Trump in White House. They will be discussing impact of tariffs.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/trump-meet-retailers-including-walmart-164424018.html

Trump: "Give us money and we'll help you."

 

[TRUEST]

I hope the Dems are mobilizing troops for the oncoming fucckery

 

[Kasgoinjail]

I can't even laugh

 

[Amo Husserl]

I can't even laugh

My shares are still holding steady.

 

[Samori Toure]

Tesla is down $15 a share today. It is now selling for $226 a share.

Musk is the new mypillow guy.

 

[lib123]

Looking more and more that the theory big tech will not come out winning this administration is going to be true.

These are discounts, but the question is how long it’ll take and how much lower are they going to go.

Additionally, we are falling behind so bad.

No they aren't discounts. US asset prices have been artificially inflated over the last 15+ years by the Fed (low interest rates, quantitative easing) and increasing the national debt by tens of trillions of dollars. That's no longer sustainable without triggering double-digit hyperinflation and Trump's erratic behavior is making "safe" US assets less attractive. Global investors are selling off everything US related. Stocks, the dollar, treasuries. This correction is unprecedented because historically when stocks sell off, investors run to the dollar and treasuries. The shift away from those further reduces potential future stimulus that has propped US asset prices up.

 

[Kasgoinjail]

@Kasper KArr

vs ?

 

[jerzboy]

No they aren't discounts. US asset prices have been artificially inflated over the last 15+ years by the Fed (low interest rates, quantitative easing) and increasing the national debt by tens of trillions of dollars. That's no longer sustainable without triggering double-digit hyperinflation and Trump's erratic behavior is making "safe" US assets less attractive. Global investors are selling off everything US related. Stocks, the dollar, treasuries. This correction is unprecedented because historically when stocks sell off, investors run to the dollar and treasuries. The shift away from those further reduces potential future stimulus that has propped US asset prices up.

I know no one knows the answer, but if you could give a detailed scenario how this plays out, I'd love to hear. Does the real estate market crash and homes fall to their real value? Will people be even worried abut homes if the real estate market crashes. What about the stock market? With Treasuries and bonds being sold, would this even mater as the $ falls in worth? Genuinely curios.

 

[lib123]

I know no one knows the answer, but if you could give a detailed scenario how this plays out, I'd love to hear. Does the real estate market crash and homes fall to their real value? Will people be even worried abut homes if the real estate market crashes. What about the stock market? With Treasuries and bonds being sold, would this even mater as the $ falls in worth? Genuinely curios.

I think the stock market is definitely going to crash and remain sideways for the next 10 or so years similar to how it was after the dot-com bubble burst in 2000. As far as real estate, I think home prices will fall but by less than the stock market. But similar to the stock market, home prices will probably be flat to sideways for the most part. The government will do everything in its power to defend the value of the dollar and treasuries since if those go, the entire system collapses. That means they’ll let everything else collapse because that makes the dollar and treasuries more attractive. Also they need assets to collapse so that the Fed can cut rates with triggering inflation again and the trillions in debt issued during Covid can be refinanced at low interest rates again.



Another factor is companies using the next downturn as the perfect opportunity to replace laid off workers with AI and never hire those people back again after the economy starts to recover. That’s truly going to be something that could trigger widespread social unrest.

 

[jerzboy]

I think the stock market is definitely going to crash and remain sideways for the next 10 or so years similar to how it was after the dot-com bubble burst in 2000. As far as real estate, I think home prices will fall but by less than the stock market. But similar to the stock market, home prices will probably be flat to sideways for the most part. The government will do everything in its power to defend the value of the dollar and treasuries since if those go, the entire system collapses. That means they’ll let everything else collapse because that makes the dollar and treasuries more attractive. Also they need assets to collapse so that the Fed can cut rates with triggering inflation again and the trillions in debt issued during Covid can be refinanced at low interest rates again.



Another factor is companies using the next downturn as the perfect opportunity to replace laid off workers with AI and never hire those people back again after the economy starts to recover. That’s truly going to be something that could trigger widespread social unrest.

Thank you. This makes sense. Curios as to anything one could do to prepare if said crash happens? Where to put money, etc..

 

[Kasper KArr]

@Kasper KArr

vs ?

Does your daughter still believe she has a dikk?

The audacity of you continuing to be on the Coli while your daughter thinks she has a dikk. That’s even not considering the herpes on your lips or that trichomonas infection you haven’t resolved or how fukking fat you are. Get it together dogfukker.

 

[lib123]

Thank you. This makes sense. Curios as to anything one could do to prepare if said crash happens? Where to put money, etc..

IMO cash will ultimately be the safest. In theory gold should be too and it’s been rising rapidly, but in a crash people sell off everything including gold.

 

[Scaaar]

quiet as hell in here

I haven't seen the buy the dip brehs in a minute either. They probably made so much money they're on an island or something

 

[Scaaar]

Where all those folks who were doing back flips when the stocks had a good day last week after months of his nonsense

They're waiting until they stack their bread up again to tell us to "buy the dip!!!"

 

[lib123]

I haven't seen the buy the dip brehs in a minute either. They probably made so much money they're on an island or something

They're waiting until they stack their bread up again to tell us to "buy the dip!!!"

Dip brehs in spring/summer 2008. “Lehman Brothers and AIG are trading at a discount! They’re down 25% but they both long term investments. Don’t listen to these people, now is the time to buy.”