April 6Apr 6 7 minutes ago, lynched1 said: You should sell off now before it crashes. You won't trick me into that!
April 6Apr 6 12 minutes ago, DaEagles4Life said: I wonder who owns that ****head. Good luck with that in the house.
April 6Apr 6 It’s still wild to me that for four decades Republicans pushed for free trade agreements and then Trump came along and they were like, "actually this sucks.”
April 6Apr 6 4 minutes ago, Dave Moss said: It’s still wild to me that for four decades Republicans pushed for free trade agreements and then Trump came along and they were like, "actually this sucks.” Trump is pushing for "free trade". I'm a fan.
April 6Apr 6 What tariffs are charged on US imports? Broadly speaking, imports face general tariffs, while special levies are applied to certain goods like machinery and transport equipment, chemicals, and materials. HMRC will also collect customs duties when goods enter the UK. For example, under the classification of meat of bovine animals, fresh or chilled, a so-called 'third-country' like the US imports face a 12 per cent plus £147 levy for every 100kg of beef sold to the UK. An average cow would yield about 225 kilograms of beef, so that would add 12 per cent to the price plus £330.75. Denim jeans – an iconic US export – face an 8 per cent import tariff as well as 20 per cent VAT. The UK also imposes a 10 per cent levy on importing most types of cars – well short of Trump's 25 per cent tariffs.
April 6Apr 6 53 minutes ago, Paul852 said: Things are going to turn around, I can feel it Dow futures fall 1,500 points Sunday as Trump tariff market rout escalates yawn
April 6Apr 6 23 minutes ago, Dave Moss said: It’s still wild to me that for four decades Republicans pushed for free trade agreements and then Trump came along and they were like, "actually this sucks.” It's almost like it was never about the national debt, or fiscal policy, or "economic anxiety", and it was always about something else.
April 7Apr 7 2 minutes ago, greenskeeper said: buy more Yeah, you guys said that 3000 points ago. I'm sure this next 3000 will be the end.
April 7Apr 7 Just now, Dave Moss said: Buying on the way down isn’t a great plan you think the market is going to zero? It will never recover to another all-time high?
April 7Apr 7 1 minute ago, Paul852 said: Yeah, you guys said that 3000 points ago. I'm sure this next 3000 will be the end. you think the market is going to zero? It will never recover to another all-time high?
April 7Apr 7 Just now, greenskeeper said: you think the market is going to zero? It will never recover to another all-time high? I'm going to start buying when we get into the next Depression. Godspeed.
April 7Apr 7 8 minutes ago, Paul852 said: Yeah, you guys said that 3000 points ago. I'm sure this next 3000 will be the end. Should have gone short
April 7Apr 7 3 minutes ago, Paul852 said: I'm going to start buying when we get into the next Depression. Godspeed. best of luck. hope you can time it correctly for maximum return. I am considering purchasing the remaining yearly max for my roth ira this month. 401k will remain a steady contribution with employer match since I need a paycheck for monthly bills.
April 7Apr 7 8 minutes ago, greenskeeper said: you think the market is going to zero? It will never recover to another all-time high? I wouldn’t be surprised if stocks went down a lot more
April 7Apr 7 1 minute ago, Diehardfan said: Should have gone short Amen! Normally a safe bet with Republican administrations. Glad you realize that.
April 7Apr 7 17 minutes ago, greenskeeper said: best of luck. hope you can time it correctly for maximum return. I am considering purchasing the remaining yearly max for my roth ira this month. 401k will remain a steady contribution with employer match since I need a paycheck for monthly bills. Yeah, I'll keep pouring money into my 401k . Otherwise I'll sit out for just a bit here.
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