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Re: U.S. - Foreign Trade
Is that something you learned in International Economics 101, giggly.Giggle wrote: ↑August 2, 2019, 9:50 pmTime to consider jumping off America's coattails Spratt. You're not welcome anymore.
We're done with you sponges. Carry your own **** you slackjawed ******* -- and tell your Brittle betters the same applies to them.
America First you sad kun stains. Deal with it.
Weak as piss response, as ever.
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Re: Will Trump make the Grade.
Yawn....Another day, another Mass Shooting........ as American as Apple Pie!.....YEE HAW!!!!
And the Shooter was a White Nationalist.....good job Trump, empowering those white terrorists!..Trump is a Grade A in their lily white books!!
And the Shooter was a White Nationalist.....good job Trump, empowering those white terrorists!..Trump is a Grade A in their lily white books!!
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Re: Will Trump make the Grade.
Trump Golf Costs Top $110 Million — More Than 1 Estimate For All Of Obama’s Travel!!!
What a hypocrite and loser, I remember him constantly complaining about the greatest POTUS, Obama and his occasional golfing. I also remember him saying he would have no time to golf..lying scum.
What a hypocrite and loser, I remember him constantly complaining about the greatest POTUS, Obama and his occasional golfing. I also remember him saying he would have no time to golf..lying scum.
Re: Will Trump make the Grade.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/20 ... 898200001/
Despite the fatter paychecks and lower unemployment, there's no improvement in the home improvement business.
Despite the fatter paychecks and lower unemployment, there's no improvement in the home improvement business.
Re: U.S. - Foreign Trade
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Oh my. Could it be happening?
Foxconn looking to sell its $8.8 billion factory in China and move to a more business-friendly country.
Based in Taiwan, the electronics manufacturer is considering selling their factory in Guangzhou, China. They do work for Apple, Blackberry, Dell, Google, Huawei, HP, Intel and many other big names.
It's called adjusting supply lines/chains.
Sharp Electronics of Japan scrapped plans for factory in China and will open one in Vietnam instead.
The handwriting is on the wall. If you want to do great business with the US, it's not going to done in/through China.
Oh my. Could it be happening?
Foxconn looking to sell its $8.8 billion factory in China and move to a more business-friendly country.
Based in Taiwan, the electronics manufacturer is considering selling their factory in Guangzhou, China. They do work for Apple, Blackberry, Dell, Google, Huawei, HP, Intel and many other big names.
It's called adjusting supply lines/chains.
Sharp Electronics of Japan scrapped plans for factory in China and will open one in Vietnam instead.
The handwriting is on the wall. If you want to do great business with the US, it's not going to done in/through China.
AMERICA: One of the Greatest Stories Ever Told.
Re: Will Trump make the Grade.
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The courts stop the Democrat steamroller again.
US District Court Judge Carl Nichols of the DC court shut down Democrats' attempts to get Trump's IRS documents through the state of New York. The judge issued a temporary injunction that forbids the state to use its new TRUST Act to supply Trump’s state tax records to congressional committees that request them.
The judge agreed with Trump layers' argument that to wait until damages were incurred would be too late to take action.
Nichols' order includes the requirement that the state of New York notify him if Congress attempts to use the TRUST Act.
To this point, the Democrat committees have not asked for the records. Democrats have themselves in another trickbag. Now they don't look like they are on a legitimate fact-finding tour to learn about federal IRS tax returns (their original claim), but to GET TRUMP.
There is a clause that allows for the Congress to review IRS operations, but NOT to investigate individual citizens. Plus New York State has nothing to do with the IRS.
Another judge FOLLOWING THE LAW.
The courts stop the Democrat steamroller again.
US District Court Judge Carl Nichols of the DC court shut down Democrats' attempts to get Trump's IRS documents through the state of New York. The judge issued a temporary injunction that forbids the state to use its new TRUST Act to supply Trump’s state tax records to congressional committees that request them.
The judge agreed with Trump layers' argument that to wait until damages were incurred would be too late to take action.
Nichols' order includes the requirement that the state of New York notify him if Congress attempts to use the TRUST Act.
To this point, the Democrat committees have not asked for the records. Democrats have themselves in another trickbag. Now they don't look like they are on a legitimate fact-finding tour to learn about federal IRS tax returns (their original claim), but to GET TRUMP.
There is a clause that allows for the Congress to review IRS operations, but NOT to investigate individual citizens. Plus New York State has nothing to do with the IRS.
Another judge FOLLOWING THE LAW.
AMERICA: One of the Greatest Stories Ever Told.
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Re: U.S. - Foreign Trade
Until the moron-in-chief decides to tariff those countries, that the greedy corporations are running to. They aren't returning to the US!!! I guess his plan is to make Vietnam great again.Lone Star wrote: ↑August 4, 2019, 11:07 am.
Oh my. Could it be happening?
Foxconn looking to sell its $8.8 billion factory in China and move to a more business-friendly country.
Based in Taiwan, the electronics manufacturer is considering selling their factory in Guangzhou, China. They do work for Apple, Blackberry, Dell, Google, Huawei, HP, Intel and many other big names.
It's called adjusting supply lines/chains.
Sharp Electronics of Japan scrapped plans for factory in China and will open one in Vietnam instead.
The handwriting is on the wall. If you want to do great business with the US, it's not going to done in/through China.
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Re: Lone Star News *Trigger Warning*
Well I see at least you didn't deny, that Obama was the greatest POTUS.Lone Star wrote: ↑August 3, 2019, 7:12 pmDemocrats weren't going to court to sue Obama in order to prevent deportations like Democrats are doing to Trump.newtovillagelife wrote: ↑August 3, 2019, 7:06 pm
I dunno about that, the greatest POTUS, OBAMA, deported quite a few of them.
Pay attention. They've called it "resist" since November 2016.
Re: Trump and the Stock Markets
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Like I've always said, the stock market is not a main driver of the economy. The real drivers AFFECT the markets, and some of those things have to do with world events and outside influences.
The two biggest outside influences on the horizon are The Fed and the US/China Trade.
Economists are predicting that there will be a major correction (downward) in the markets before the end of the summer -- or if The Fed doesn't lower rates more. Summer is usually a slow time and down time historically for markets. With two big outside influences hovering over the market, it's easy to predict. There's a month and a half of uncertainty brewing, and that makes markets jumpy. For the past 8 years, the S&P has been negative in six of those years.
The good news is that market corrections are stocks on sale, and it's a good time to buy more. Corrections always bounce back higher, just be sure NOT to buy on the first "dead cat" bounce.
Two things to consider. If Trump's newly announced tariffs go into effect as predicted, there's no way to know how it will effect market drivers (business expansion and hiring) for awhile, but it may cause The Fed to lower rates again in September.
Even if there is an S&P 500 pullback to 2750, most economists feel that the bounce would bring it back above 3,000 going into 2020. Stocks are still up over 15% year-to-date.
Like I've always said, the stock market is not a main driver of the economy. The real drivers AFFECT the markets, and some of those things have to do with world events and outside influences.
The two biggest outside influences on the horizon are The Fed and the US/China Trade.
Economists are predicting that there will be a major correction (downward) in the markets before the end of the summer -- or if The Fed doesn't lower rates more. Summer is usually a slow time and down time historically for markets. With two big outside influences hovering over the market, it's easy to predict. There's a month and a half of uncertainty brewing, and that makes markets jumpy. For the past 8 years, the S&P has been negative in six of those years.
The good news is that market corrections are stocks on sale, and it's a good time to buy more. Corrections always bounce back higher, just be sure NOT to buy on the first "dead cat" bounce.
Two things to consider. If Trump's newly announced tariffs go into effect as predicted, there's no way to know how it will effect market drivers (business expansion and hiring) for awhile, but it may cause The Fed to lower rates again in September.
Even if there is an S&P 500 pullback to 2750, most economists feel that the bounce would bring it back above 3,000 going into 2020. Stocks are still up over 15% year-to-date.
AMERICA: One of the Greatest Stories Ever Told.
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Re: Will Trump make the Grade.
What's he hiding? Why not come clean, as he promised????Lone Star wrote: ↑August 4, 2019, 11:18 am.
The courts stop the Democrat steamroller again.
US District Court Judge Carl Nichols of the DC court shut down Democrats' attempts to get Trump's IRS documents through the state of New York. The judge issued a temporary injunction that forbids the state to use its new TRUST Act to supply Trump’s state tax records to congressional committees that request them.
The judge agreed with Trump layers' argument that to wait until damages were incurred would be too late to take action.
Nichols' order includes the requirement that the state of New York notify him if Congress attempts to use the TRUST Act.
To this point, the Democrat committees have not asked for the records. Democrats have themselves in another trickbag. Now they don't look like they are on a legitimate fact-finding tour to learn about federal IRS tax returns (their original claim), but to GET TRUMP.
There is a clause that allows for the Congress to review IRS operations, but NOT to investigate individual citizens. Plus New York State has nothing to do with the IRS.
Another judge FOLLOWING THE LAW.
Re: U.S. - Foreign Trade
Damn, man. You haven't been paying attention.newtovillagelife wrote: ↑August 4, 2019, 11:27 am
Until the moron-in-chief decides to tariff those countries, that the greedy corporations are running to. They aren't returning to the US!!! I guess his plan is to make Vietnam great again.
Trump has been laying the groundwork for this ALL OVER ASIA for the past 18 months. You forgot all of his trips to Japan, Vietnam, South Korea? Other envoys to India? Trump is helping to create those new supply line/chains all over that region of the world so that he can bypass China.
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Re: U.S. - Foreign Trade
And how does that bring jobs back to the US ????Lone Star wrote: ↑August 4, 2019, 11:39 amDamn, man. You haven't been paying attention.newtovillagelife wrote: ↑August 4, 2019, 11:27 am
Until the moron-in-chief decides to tariff those countries, that the greedy corporations are running to. They aren't returning to the US!!! I guess his plan is to make Vietnam great again.
Trump has been laying the groundwork for this ALL OVER ASIA for the past 18 months. You forgot all of his trips to Japan, Vietnam, South Korea? Other envoys to India? Trump is helping to create those new supply line/chains all over that region of the world so that he can bypass China.
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Re: Trump and the Stock Markets
Wow, gym teacher turned economist...Lone Star wrote: ↑August 4, 2019, 11:36 am.
Like I've always said, the stock market is not a main driver of the economy. The real drivers AFFECT the markets, and some of those things have to do with world events and outside influences.
The two biggest outside influences on the horizon are The Fed and the US/China Trade.
Economists are predicting that there will be a major correction (downward) in the markets before the end of the summer -- or if The Fed doesn't lower rates more. Summer is usually a slow time and down time historically for markets. With two big outside influences hovering over the market, it's easy to predict. There's a month and a half of uncertainty brewing, and that makes markets jumpy. For the past 8 years, the S&P has been negative in six of those years.
The good news is that market corrections are stocks on sale, and it's a good time to buy more. Corrections always bounce back higher, just be sure NOT to buy on the first "dead cat" bounce.
Two things to consider. If Trump's newly announced tariffs go into effect as predicted, there's no way to know how it will effect market drivers (business expansion and hiring) for awhile, but it may cause The Fed to lower rates again in September.
Even if there is an S&P 500 pullback to 2750, most economists feel that the bounce would bring it back above 3,000 going into 2020. Stocks are still up over 15% year-to-date.
Re: Will Trump make the Grade.
It's about every citizens' constitutional right to privacy. If political enemies can steamroll their adversaries for political reasons, they can do it to any innocent citizen. Allowing it to happen would open the door to future violations of the law. One of the roles of the federal government is protect the rights of citizens enumerated in the Constitution.newtovillagelife wrote: ↑August 4, 2019, 11:39 am
What's he hiding? Why not come clean, as he promised????
GET TRUMP doesn't get it.
The funny thing about all of this is that Trump has gone through in-depth audits all of his business life. If he had committed any crimes, the IRS would have fined him or jailed him already. This effort to get his tax returns is political -- the hopes that his enemies can embarrass him over some misfortune that is LEGAL. Judges aren't stupid.
All US citizens are entitled to a RIGHT to privacy in the Constitution.
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Re: Will Trump make the Grade.
The why lie and say you would have no problem releasing them...you are full of BSLone Star wrote: ↑August 4, 2019, 11:46 amIt's about every citizens' constitutional right to privacy. If political enemies can steamroll their adversaries for political reasons, they can do it to any innocent citizen. Allowing it to happen would open the door to future violations of the law. One of the roles of the federal government is protect the rights of citizens enumerated in the Constitution.newtovillagelife wrote: ↑August 4, 2019, 11:39 am
What's he hiding? Why not come clean, as he promised????
GET TRUMP doesn't get it.
The funny thing about all of this is that Trump has gone through in-depth audits all of his business life. If he had committed any crimes, the IRS would have fined him or jailed him already. This effort to get his tax returns is political -- the hopes that his enemies can embarrass him over some misfortune that is LEGAL. Judges aren't stupid.
All US citizens are entitled to a RIGHT to privacy in the Constitution.
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Re: U.S. - Foreign Trade
Foxconn has numerous factories in China - according to wikipedia it is 12.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foxconn#China
The one (of 12?) they are thinking about selling is not even open yet, and will manufacture flat screen TV panels - the sale of which is bottoming out around the world.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-chin ... SKCN1US0CA
Hence the mooted sale - nothing to do with being business friendly.
Now you have the full picture.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foxconn#China
The one (of 12?) they are thinking about selling is not even open yet, and will manufacture flat screen TV panels - the sale of which is bottoming out around the world.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-chin ... SKCN1US0CA
Hence the mooted sale - nothing to do with being business friendly.
Now you have the full picture.
Re: Trump and the Stock Markets
The fact that I can articulate my position WELL across so many topics regarding politics and the economy should have hit you across the forehead with a 2x4 by now. Maybe he's telling the truth. Maybe he wasn't a gym teacher like he said.
But you're entitled to believe more nonsense from the twice-failed UTH merchant. His information has let you down more than once. That should have taught you something by now.
You're starting to earn that troll badge. You make too much personal here while hiding behind your keyboard. One day it'll bite you. That's not a threat. Karma has a way of dealing with things all on its own. I don't wish anything bad for you, but I do wish you could stay on topic.
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Re: U.S. - Foreign Trade
Thanks, Lone Star full of BS, as usual.jackspratt wrote: ↑August 4, 2019, 11:49 amFoxconn has numerous factories in China - according to wikipedia it is 12.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foxconn#China
The one (of 12?) they are thinking about selling is not even open yet, and will manufacture flat screen TV panels - the sale of which is bottoming out around the world.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-chin ... SKCN1US0CA
Hence the mooted sale - nothing to do with being business friendly.
Now you have the full picture.