COMMUNITY Tariffs: Supreme Court strikes down Trump’s sweeping tariffs

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[Goldie]

 

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The MAGA Klan are questioning the actions of their Grand Wizard…

 

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[Freeman]

Because China is pos country that has been raping the motherland for years now of their natural resources while giving the people there nothing but crumbs…

Where you stay?

 

[Rubato]

This doesn't make sense and only applies if u sell (at a loss).

If u hold u will benefit from billionaires buying back up as well. Common sense.

Think it was more about who has more cash on hand to take advantage of this dip

 

[LurkerSix]

https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/5235955-trump-threatens-50-percent-tariff-china/

 

[ChicagoFigure]

Think it was more about who has more cash on hand to take advantage of this dip

But that's true of every dip so that's a moot point.

Also:

 

[ChicagoFigure]

Id love to see the numbers but aside from individual investors that don't know what they're doing, the vast majority of actual realized losses go to hedge funds and institutions with performance quotas that are forced to sell so people don't get fired or start losing rich clients.

With that said, those same institutions are going to start pumping billions back into the market so that record number of individual investment is going to get all the upside benefit.

The only question is how long does that take and no one can predict it.

 

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[The Lonious Monk]

This doesn't make sense and only applies if u sell (at a loss).

If u hold u will benefit from billionaires buying back up as well. Common sense.

This assumes that your investments are in companies that will survive the downturn. Not every company does. If you got money in Apple or Google, you're probably good. If you got money in some up and coming company that's not been stifled, you could be in trouble.

 

[ChicagoFigure]

This assumes that your investments are in companies that will survive the downturn. Not every company does. If you got money in Apple or Google, you're probably good. If you got money in some up and coming company that's not been stifled, you could be in trouble.

Agreed. But regardless, most of the actual losers of money thus far has not been the average Joe it's the big guys.

Only ppl I really feel for (as far as markets) are those set to retire.

 

[ChicagoFigure]

Lonious did bring up a good point tho. As an individual investor picking single companies are higher risk/reward so the safest play is to go with ETFs/mutual funds so even if companies are going bankrupt ur diversified enough to not be as impacted

 

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