This really sets the scene for the health of the economy right now; it's tough as, for businesses across the board ... for Nz the reality is that there's been 3 sequential recessions, which is why it feels long and deep ... one hopes we're heading out of the worst of it
Liking the look of intel right now but not convinced its results will hold; the market conditions are brutal right now with political changes swinging investment opportunities like there's an incoming hurricane
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Market OverviewThe S&P 500 squeaked past its previous record closing high on Tuesday at the top of a holiday-shortened week, with earnings season winding down, U.S. Federal Reserve minutes on tap, and
American made is great, and supporting manufacturing business I get ... but if you can't afford a high price car, imports may be where you look to buy. Tariffs on imports will just be hurting those with less our money. Again .... be interesting to see if the manufacturing jobs saved / added to, outweigh the inflated cost of vehicles overall. This will be a buffer of support for American car manufacturers Either way.
Car Tariffs May Start on April 2, Trump Says
President Donald Trump told reporters in the Oval Office on Friday afternoon that tariffs on car imports to the U.S. would start "maybe around April 2." He added that he decided not to start them on April 1 because, "I'm a little suspicious," referring to April Fools' Day.Trump didn't specify which car imports would be affected. Mexico, Japan, Canada, and South Korea import the most cars to the United States. Millions of cars sold in the U.S. each year are assembled in Mexico and Canada alone.Ford CEO Jim Farley said earlier this month that tariffs "would have a huge impact on our industry with billions of dollars of industry profits wiped out.". On Monday, Trump signed an executive order imposing 25% tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum, causing shares of car makers General Motors, Ford, and Tesla to fall. Because auto makers use some imported metals to make their cars, the tariffs could lead to higher car prices for consumers. Those tariffs will take effect on March 12.Shares of
Tariffs are good for no one other than politicians in the long run - government should stick to its knitting and let the market running course
CNBC Eamon: The New Tariffs President Trump Announces Today Will Not Go into Effect Today. There Will Be a Time Delay of Some Months, Possibly an April 1 Start Date
CNBC Eamon: The New Tariffs President Trump Announces Today Will Not Go into Effect Today. There Will Be a Time Delay of Some Months, Possibly an April 1 Start Date.
Wall Street Turns Bullish on China: Is a Golden Era for Chinese Stocks Ahead?
China’s AI-driven stock rally is drawing support from Wall Street strategists, who say the newfound tech prowess will help extend a bull run.Strategists from Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan Chase & Co., UBS
Interesting comments but isn't this where business and politics collide, won't take much for a behind the scenes deal with parties to correct this issue ... I can't see this having much impact for long
Solid approach and good outlook for positive gains - it's a hold or buy more moment
MicroStrategy Stock Has 50% Upside, Analysts Say. It's the Bitcoin Effect
$MicroStrategy(MSTR)$ stock could surge more than 50% with the company's Bitcoin strategy, according to Mizuho Securities analysts.Mizuho analysts led by Dan Dolev initiated coverage of MicroStrategy