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Quote Originally Posted by sundance:

Looks like there is a lot of wise guys in this thread. No chaos in the White House. Country is rolling!

 

Rolling in debt...rolling towards MUCH higher interest payments on MUCH higher debt.

Here is a comment for you...this awesome tax cheat break for corps, do you know how much of these freebies are filtering down to the employee on a percentage basis? Any idea?

I will be puking if the Moron-In-Chief picks Mr.Trickle-Down Kudlow to replace Gary...that would be a massive mistake.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox:

I think they were brought in to accomplish what Trump campaigned on and when their personal views get in the way of what Trump promised the American people it’s time for them to move on. Cohn’s departure is a victory for protectionists and immigration hawks. People moving on and the deck getting shuffled every now and again isn’t a bad thing. 



This is correct,,,,people voted for Donald Trump not Gary Cohn...
 
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Kudlow is one of the candidates to replace Cohn wall. Let's see what happens.
 
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This is tooo funny!   Gary Cohn was instrumental is getting the landmark tax cut plan passed in December...and all of the top Democrats in Congress denounced it along with all the liberals in this Forum.....Now they are all crying because he's gone.   What hypocrites...
 
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Quote Originally Posted by sundance:

Kudlow is one of the candidates to replace Cohn wall. Let's see what happens.

 

Kudlow is a clown...his economic ideas while brighter than the dim-wit-in-chief are very very off and not what is needed. I dont think it would matter if Keynes were chosen, there will be no single person in that cabinet that has a chance to make decisions with the little ego in charge.

 
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The American people are in charge. Trump is just trying to fulfill his campaign promises unlike the people you vote for. 

 
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The link below is an 8 minute and change video from Roger Stone and infowars on why Cohn leaving the White House is good. To busy at work to watch it right now. Roger Stone is always brilliant and entertaining.

https://investmentwatchblog.com/why-gary-cohn-leaving-the-trump-white-house-is-good-news/

 
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Well, it looks like investors didn't dislike Cohn's resignation that much..as the Dow ended the day down only  -82...after being down over 300 points earlier today. The S&P 500 finished the day down just 0.05% at 2726.80.

As for the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite, it rose 0.3% to 7396.65, while the Russell 2000 rose a whopping 0.8% to 1574.67
 
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I just listened to Roger Stone tell us why it ok for Cohn to step down. Stone was solid and he is hoping Steven Moore gets the position. We will not have economic Armageddon and we should have a better person replacing Cohn. This situation just might put more 'crumbs on kitchen tables across the US.

 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by SarasotaSlim:

Well, it looks like investors didn't dislike Cohn's resignation that much..as the Dow ended the day down only  -82...after being down over 300 points earlier today. The S&P 500 finished the day down just 0.05% at 2726.80.

As for the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite, it rose 0.3% to 7396.65, while the Russell 2000 rose a whopping 0.8% to 1574.67



There were rumors mid day about waivers for
Canada and Mexico in the Tariff talks and that some
clarity would be forthcoming tomorrow causing the
markets to regain some of the early losses.
I'm hoping whomever is chosen to explain proposed
trade policy is capable of doing so in a way that
markets will understand going forward.
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There were rumors mid day about waivers for
Canada and Mexico in the Tariff talks and that some
clarity would be forthcoming tomorrow causing the
markets to regain some of the early losses.
I'm hoping whomever is chosen to explain proposed
trade policy is capable of doing so in a way that
markets will understand going forward.




Looks like the tariff press conference and signing that
was scheduled for mid day tomorrow has apparently
been cancelled. Appears that policy may still not be
fully defined yet. Hope they get it right.
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Quote Originally Posted by WISEGUY36:





Looks like the tariff press conference and signing that
was scheduled for mid day tomorrow has apparently
been cancelled. Appears that policy may still not be
fully defined yet. Hope they get it right.




Well , now it looks like the meeting is on again.
c'mon guys make up you mind. There appears to be
a sign that temporary waivers are in place for
Canada and Mexico while NAFTA is being revisited.
No word on Europe which could be a more complex
problem.
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Quote Originally Posted by WISEGUY36:





Well , now it looks like the meeting is on again.
c'mon guys make up you mind. There appears to be
a sign that temporary waivers are in place for
Canada and Mexico while NAFTA is being revisited.
No word on Europe which could be a more complex
problem.




Trump is talking of having tarriffs in place in 15 days.
Canada and Mexico ( and probably more ) countries
will be initially exempt. Still many details need to be
presented , especially to markets and investors.
While the initial plan sounds good , It's the backlash
from this that could be problematic.
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Finally a President that keeps his promises to the American people. 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox:

Finally a President that keeps his promises to the American people. 





It will be interesting to hear the WTO's opinion of this.
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The American People > WTO 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox:

The American people are in charge. Trump is just trying to fulfill his campaign promises unlike the people you vote for. 


No they are not. If they were trump wouldn't be president. 


 
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Illegals are not Americans 




 
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Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox:

Illegals are not Americans 





Illegals can't vote. 
 
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https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/three-million-votes-in-presidential-election-cast-by-illegal-aliens/
 
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Quote Originally Posted by WISEGUY36:



There were rumors mid day about waivers for
Canada and Mexico in the Tariff talks and that some
clarity would be forthcoming tomorrow causing the
markets to regain some of the early losses.
I'm hoping whomever is chosen to explain proposed
trade policy is capable of doing so in a way that
markets will understand going forward.


You were correct ..but those wavers will be temporary/short-lived..

It is my understanding that Canada and Mexico initially will not pay those tariffs...

The exemption for Canada and Mexico,will not be permanent or open-ended. The US is calling it a “security relationship” giving those two countries time to reach agreements on how to adjust their trading relationships with the US....

Now,,,,for all other countries, the tariffs will begin to be applied in 15-days...............
 
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Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox:

Trump has been doing exactly what he said he would do. 

You can look up his contract to be American people. 

Thank you. 




I'd rather like to know how many sealed incictments
out of EDVA there are with Trump's name on them.
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We need to make sure illegals are not voting. 

It’s time to require ID for all elections in this country. 

 
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So much for the stock market being down sharply at the beginning of the week .....because it ended the week up nearly 800 points at 25,335...Cohn resigning and the Trump Tariffs were only a speed bump in the road.............MAGA
 
 
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I'd rather like to know how many sealed indictments
out of EDVA there are with Trump's name on them.



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