No it didn't... It is still 10% down and no serious analysis is considering the market stable enough for investment.But not really...............just more cackling and gibberish from OP.
How the stock market made back all its losses after Trump escalated the trade war
The S&P 500, which is at the heart of many 401(k) accounts, is still more than 7% below its all-time high set earlier this year.fortune.com
My wife had the foresight to do that. I was just looking for a pair of slacks for me and ended up ordering a lot of summer clothes because of the sale. The first time I heard the word tariffs come out of Trump's mouth after the election, I replaced all our cellphones and bought an extra desktop and laptop just in case because I knew he would inevitably go all Gonorrhoea-brained on the economy.
IRONY
CAPS LOCK HYPOCRITE
No they don't.
Yep.No they don't.
US soybean farmers have partially recovered from the impact of Trump's tariffs, but challenges remain. Soybean exports to China have nearly rebounded to pre-trade-war levels, with exports in the year after the Phase One deal being just 1% lower than in 20171. However, the recovery is not complete, and there are lingering effects:
While soybean prices and exports have improved since the height of the trade war, the sector remains vulnerable to potential future trade disputes. Farmers and agricultural organizations are cautious about the possibility of new tariffs, which could once again disrupt the market and lead to significant losses568.
- Market share loss: The US market share of China's agricultural imports has decreased from 20% in 2017 to 17% after the Phase One agreement1.
- Increased competition: As US exports to China increased post-Phase One agreement, exports from other countries grew even faster1.
- Non-tariff barriers: Chinese importers still face hurdles in accessing US soybeans, as they need government approval1.
- Lasting impact on trade relationships: Some farmers fear they may have permanently lost Chinese buyers who turned to other countries during the trade war1.
- Shift in business strategies: Some farmers, like Dave Walton from Iowa, have adapted by relying less on foreign buyers and selling to domestic companies instead1.
Have US soybean farmers recovered from the last round of Trump tarrifs from when he was first elected (I know the answer to that, but do ...
Answer (1 of 5): US soybean farmers have partially recovered from the impact of Trump's tariffs, but challenges remain. Soybean exports to China have nearly rebounded to pre-trade-war levels, with exports in the year after the Phase One deal being just 1% lower than in 20171. However, the recover...www.quora.com
The key is that we have low unemployment. Our economy has shifted and Americans no longer yearn to work on an assembly line.
Especially the Gen Z‘s and millennials
If only the 95% Progressive controlled media/entertainers would throw Trump some positive views. Pure politicians are rigid. They will take the whole group to death due to it. It is you as a Prog who does these things. The 4 years of Joe and the Pro congress proved that. Mitch McConnel even helped Progs to get a few hundred more Prog judges. It was not reported though. One morning some years from now the Prog elites will send out marching orders to turn on some groups within your party. You will know then. Jewish Americans are receiving that love right now. And there are Jewish American agreeing with it.
Its ok you can go on TrumpTV and TrumpTwit to gorge on all your Trump propaganda needs.
Your concern is disingenuous as much of the Biden admin was spent in recession and you couldn't be less concerned at that time. TDS
Nothing quite like large, bold fonts to illustrate what an illiterate imbecile you are.
A warning Trump and his equally brain dead Cult members will ignore.
Supply chains weren’t the issue. Food was being produced, factories produced…China didn’t close down
