WendyOneP
04-03

By imposing tariffs, Trump aims to protect domestic industries and reduce reliance on foreign goods. Higher import costs may encourage businesses to shift production back to the U.S., boosting manufacturing jobs. Tariff revenues could fund infrastructure projects, supporting economic growth. Reduced trade deficits may stabilize the dollar and enhance long-term financial security. Domestic companies could gain a competitive edge, leading to higher wages and investment. Short-term market volatility is a trade-off for long-term economic resilience.

Market Loses Steam? Is This Rebound Over?
The US stock market saw a third biggest surge as Trump stated that he has authorized a 90-day tariff suspension for countries that do not take retaliatory actions. Statistically, some of the best-performing days in stock market history have occurred during bear markets. Of the Nasdaq’s top 25 trading days, 22 happened during periods of crisis: the dot-com bust, the 2008–09 financial meltdown, or early COVID days. -------------- How do you feel about we are witnessing the history? Did you profit from this epic rebound? Is market losing steam and the rebound over?
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  • ZeRoCoOl
    04-03
    ZeRoCoOl
    At the other end, for products that are not produced in US, the increased in tax is passed onto the consumers
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