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....We are finishing our study of Tariffs on cars from the E.U. in that they have long taken advantage of the U.S. in the form of Trade Barriers and Tariffs. In the end it will all even out - and it wont take very long!
4:49 AM - 26 Jun 2018
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beachbum bob
(10,437 posts)its over when the trading partners decide and they may decide to truly reduce exposure to american products and american markets
Yonnie3
(17,520 posts)some businesses will never recover. It wouldn't take very long to bankrupt many producers, especially the smaller businesses that the GOP "supports."
beachbum bob
(10,437 posts)US agriculture is problably the most vulnerable as so many other countries have ramp up their ability to grow corn, wheat, soy beans, etc
The most misunderstood factor that flies under the radar is an International movement underway to eliminate the US dollar as the world's reserve currency and go to a cryptocurrency based settlement basis....once the US dollar is dropped, the impact on america is unfathomable,
to make this happen, America must be isolated from the world from our natural allies and trading partners, America must be unstable both economically and politically...
Putin, OPEC, China, EU won't shed a tear and most have been behind the mutinity-
DetlefK
(16,423 posts)You are right in that the power of the Dollar will wane. Iran, Russia and China no longer want to deal oil in dollar-prices. As the use of dollars for oil declines (and as the use of oil declines because of global-warming), the importance of the dollar will shrink.
You are wrong in that you think that cryptocurrencies will replace fiat-currencies.
* Crypto-currencies are issued by shady people. (Plus, multiple governments are preparing to regulate cryptocurrencies and issue their own.)
* They are entirely virtual and you need electronics (and most of the time even internet) to use them.
* As the money is stored online, it's an easier target for bank-robbers than fiat-money: If bank-robbers steal fiat-money from my bank, the money in my account is still there. If bank-robbers steal cryptocurrency from my online-account, my money is gone.
* There are no laws and regulations that would stabilize the value of cryptocurrencies in the face of rampant speculation and market-manipulation.
beachbum bob
(10,437 posts)that is a fact, There is a shortage of programmers ongoing to do the work
DetlefK
(16,423 posts)There are no regulations and no oversight when you are buying and selling, pumping and dumping, cryptocurrencies. Unlike fiat-money, investments in cryptocurrencies are not tied to real-world value. There is no law that investments in cryptocurrency must be insured. Nobody is responsible for investigating insider-trading or market-manipulation.
Cryptocurrency is a lawless anything-goes mirror-image of the stock-market.
NightWatcher
(39,343 posts)That's the kind of sound advice I like from my failed reality tv show, steak hocking, casino bankrupting, wanna be dictators.
Well damn, I'm convinced.
Miles Archer
(18,837 posts)"Guy who doesn't know fuck about shit"
It's early in the day, but I think we can safely award you the Internet today.
Goodheart
(5,352 posts)Snellius
(6,881 posts)and trying to preempt the backlash he knows is coming. The Harley "white flag" hit him hard.