@ThomasLuke-u3v
The rising rates can be attributed to increasing imports and decreasing exports, largely due to the Trump-era tariffs, which triggered retaliatory measures. The Federal Reserve also plays a role in the banking crisis, given its policies of quantitative tightening and higher interest rates. If these conditions persist, something will eventually give. With this in mind, is it really a good time to have savings invested in stocks?
@arshadali2312
There are no tariff talks between China and the USA. You are correct.
@EmmilyElizabethh-n6i
Trump's tariff has caused market volatility, leading to declines in tech and manufacturing stocks. With uncertainty ahead, I'm reallocating assets in my $400K portfolio, aiming to avoid losses while staying positioned for a potential market rebound.
@CoretteLecuyeer
The trade war causes stock market volatility as tariffs raise costs for businesses, particularly in manufacturing and tech. This uncertainty can reduce profits and lead to fluctuating stock prices, making investors cautious.
@user-ot2nh8qb7d
The US also forced Canada to scrap the Avro Arrow project and the subsequent abandoning of its own Air Force industry that hurts Canada to this day.
@THOMAS.GEORGE-r7f
The market's been wild lately. 😞 Feels like every time I enter, I’m already late. I see people making bank, but I keep hesitating. I need real guidance before I do something dumb or how do you guys actually stay in profit when everything moves so fast?
@jamesalec1321
In the 70's Japan just about owned New York City. Transistor radios, calculators, other electronics were from Japan and the best.
@smanqele
In my heart of hearts, I wish all of us success. America needs to let go of "we know best, we are best" BS. They can exert excellence without bullying
@mjz51
I thought we told Japan and China not to work together. 😂
@csick11
Hello rich people. Just buy bitcoin and Coding will make you poor
@splaytrees
Techlead must be poor now, so is doing all these videos just to get by lol Keep 'em coming!
@PatrickTrevors
From $37K to $45K that's the minimum range of profit return every week I think it's not a bad one for me, now I have enough to pay bills and take care of my family.
@PeterResponsible
That chart about EU investors divesting from US surprised me. I've sold 75% of my MSCI World etfs since the tariff wars started because I was worried that the US takes up 65% of that portfolio. Switched to MSCI world ex-US instead. I don't understand why people keep pouring so much into S&P 500, that's such a low diversification. I guess I'm not the only one to realize US stocks are overpriced same way the real estates were in 2008.
@samhdz5347
This makes sense. In 2016 when trump was president, he had tariffs imposed on china and i'm sure china prepared for his second term.
@pattycatlover1
The US economy is a powerhouse with a diverse range of sectors. The stock market and the dollar have traditionally been safe havens due to their long-term growth and stability. However, potential downturns are part of the economic cycle, and laws are in place to manage defaults and asset seizures. Inflation can be a concern, but remember, certain assets like stocks and Crypto’s acts as a hedge. Long & short-term trading is generally safer, allowing investors to weather market volatility. I have managed to grow a nest egg of around 100k to a decent 432k in the space of a few months... I'm especially grateful to Aldona Šabanienė, whose deep expertise and traditional trading acumen have been invaluable in this challenging, ever-evolving financial landscape....
@DMFYouTube2001
This video should be required viewing for anyone interested in the tariff war. Really brutally honest.
@Andolem
It appears that China has been preparing for this moment.
@tbird12yt
Tariffs that increased slowly over 15 years might work. Then companies could plan and invest and ramp up production before the tariffs hit too hard. That could be great. The way they are doing it is stupid.
@Ghst2025
Everyone knew China was going to fight and not give an inch.
@WilliamCSmith-n1n