Friends don’t let friends mix Nvidia and Linux.

AFAIK, most low added-value products the US net exports are food. Also AFAIK, Canada mostly doesn’t buy those, but the countries that do buy them won’t just stop.

Well, yes, wages tend to decrease on that shift.

At least Brazil has tariffs large than that already. I doubt he will decrease them.

The effects of widespread tariffs is well known.

You will lose industry that makes high added-value products, and increase the production of products with low added-value. (Most people call this “deindustrialization”.)

Tariffs mostly don’t impact the overall trade balance, so there’s no reason to expect that one to change.

But Tesla stock is 75% hype

It has been adjusted recently, but it was around 99% (P/E of 100 times what other car companies have), so it can’t be lower than some 95% now.

Well, beats other kinds of argument.

She actually has had it better than a lot of people on the last Trump administration…

If I had to point officially, I’d wait until this week when the Executive started to completely ignore courts.

Just because you know it will happen, it doesn’t mean you can call the fact accomplished with complete certainty.

Oh, right, it’s because of the tariffs and not because the US immigration is arresting and torturing people at random at the borders…

Everything is because of the tariffs. Tariffs are all that is happening on the US right now, you don’t have to look it up.

The Migs aren’t always online, controlled by a cloud.

There are a few options to sort the topics. One of them is boosted by commenting.

or your phrasing is terrible

It’s the standard phrasing.

The loan is a piece of paper (well not anymore, but it used to be) that you make and sell around.

To stop this, you need to force Americans to spend less (I.e. ignite a recession), or produce more.

Well, you need them to import less (i.e. stop making foreign government loans) or export less (i.e. start buying foreign government loans from other countries).

Neither of them is exactly a recession, but it’s a large change that would trigger one if done badly. (AKA, the current administration will absolutely trigger one if they try - they aren’t trying by the way.)

The actual US president discovered one of his companies needs parts from Mexico.

It’s on the tap, right under the wall.

A lot weren’t discarded out of hand, so they deserve a closer look by a criminal court.

That’s some serious retaliatory action there on China.

Their government has always been very wary of getting between their population and pork.

How?

If he plans to buy a golden card to flee Russia, he would prefer hist destination to be a stable country. If he plans on using the US as military support, he would prefer it to stay reasonably rich, as long as it doesn’t also help his enemies… And Canada and Mexico are not on the Russian list of enemies (or at least not until recently, Canada probably is now).

He didn’t remove the sanctions, so up to today, it’s ∞%.

Tomorrow is another day, though.