I guess the tariff instability that have so rattled markets has eased considerably, at least for my portfolio, which is higher now than at anytime during the start of Trump's term.
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I guess the tariff instability that have so rattled markets has eased considerably, at least for my portfolio, which is higher now than at anytime during the start of Trump's term.
We’re doing great. The S&P 500 is up about 6% this year after just a few months ago Democrats said there will be a collapse. There was a collapse in 2022 under Joe Biden the S&P 500 lost 20%. A horrible horrible year. Not this time. Hell we’re on track to maybe even make 20 points or more this year. Let’s see what happens. I got into AMD and super micro computer at a low price back in April. !!
Picaro is defending a strawman, so ignore him again.
By the end of August, we can start evaluating problems with the tariffs.
And welcome back, Picaro!
If the results are positive, OK, but that is very unlikely,lol you probably hate reality like the rest of the left wingers.
And you will hate the positive results same as now.
Not for long. The mods here hate posters who make pedophiles cry and snivel. They also like to invent new 'racial slurs', like claiming 'Jap' is a slur. lol who knows what the tards will dream up next.
Eventually our 3 decades of living beyond our means is going to catch up with us, and that's no matter whether team D or team R is in charge.At the beginning of the year, economists (due to Trump's promise of tax cuts that always stimulate growth at first) thought that GDP growth would be 5%. Now they believe it is going to be 2%. The latter is what is happening as:
The current year-over-year rate for real GDP is at 1.99%, the lowest since Q4 2022, according to Advisor Perspectives.
As far as comparing Trump to other presidents, here is a chart that shows the statistics
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Eventually our 3 decades of living beyond our means is going to catch up with us, and that's no matter whether team D or team R is in charge.
Such manufacturing, Picaro, is not going to come back as you want.
Excuse me, but can robots do this?It is already growing, so you're wrong. The next problem is getting rid of illegals and assorted traitors and deviants, and getting the population back down to where it would be in 1p70, without all the feral savages migrating and dragging down the system. Thomas Jefferson was fine with deporting traitors and garbage, so we should be, too. He made no distinctions between 'born here' or not.
As for myself we should deport most Democrats, and, being a liberal, I'm fine with letting in genuine contributors with families and setting them up in the houses and belongings left behind by the scum being deported, but probably the majority of real Americans aren't that liberal so it is still an open issue. There are some pretty decent South Americans, it's just a problem when 'activists' are online encouraging all the criminals and deadbeats to flood in and overwhelm the system and screws over those who do it legally.
With robotics, we can easily produce way more than did in WW II and after with fewer people than we had back then even. A population of around 160 million would be good, 120,000,000 would be better.
WE fought a world war on three fronts, and almost fully supplied a fourth front with a domestic population of a little less than 133,000,000, and that with a much lower tech level than is possible now.
Excuse me, but can robots do this?
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AI Overview
In 2023, the agriculture, food, and related industries contributed roughly $1.53 trillion to the U.S. economy, representing 5.6% of the total GDP. This includes direct contributions from farming as well as related activities like food processing and distribution.
Excuse me, but can robots do this?
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AI Overview
In 2023, the agriculture, food, and related industries contributed roughly $1.53 trillion to the U.S. economy, representing 5.6% of the total GDP. This includes direct contributions from farming as well as related activities like food processing and distribution.
Crop row labor is necessary if you want cheaper prices.
Yes, it is, or it would not have evovled as it is.No, it isn't; the macro-economic costs end up coming out of the pockets of tax payers and the citizens who get shut out of jobs and get lower wages as a result of labor racketeering. The waiting rooms of my County charity hospital is always crammed with illegals waiting for treatment; it's a death trap for babies and the elderly with all the diseases floating around that haven;t been screened for by legal immigration authority.
You really need to do some research other than research that supports your way of thinking. Facts are facts and you have to be aware of them to survive. Living in a fantasy world only works for short-periods of time before it collapses on you.A lot of ag is already automated, even picking blueberries. It''s merely a matter of investment, and illegal labor retards progress on that front. And besides, harvest seasons here only last maybe 20 weeks tops, so no need to be importing 10's of millions of feral savages; the vast majority of them are not picking crops anyway, so that's a red herring. We were somehow managing not to starve to death in the 1940's and 1950's without massive waves of illegals, and in any case actvists like Cesar Chavez and most American latinos didn't support illegal immigration. You probably can't guess why, and don't care, it's all about fashion with leftists anyway.
Here is an article, from back when left wingers opposed illegal immigration and labor racketeering. Used to be a lot of articles from Farm activists and organizers around, but most of the sites have closed down now.
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Silence in the Fields
The U.S. government is allowing farmers to fill thousands of jobs with foreign 'guestworkers.' The conditions are hardly hospitable -- but those who speak out can be sent straight back home.www.motherjones.com
Now of course the more violent and criminal they are the better left wingers like it.