Trump trade war is based on endless lies. Contrary to his paranoid belief. international trade has benefited US and the world. Since no one wins in trade wars, Trump tariffs threaten to lower incomes worldwide. Countries are forced to negotiate with a president who lies constantly and cannot be trusted. He paints trade deficits as bad when actually they are neither good or bad. US has trade deficits because rich countries can afford to buy more than what they can produce. Historically, trade surpluses tend to occur with recessions.
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Quote Originally Posted by cd329:
Trump is destroying the world economies,
Trump trade war is based on endless lies. Contrary to his paranoid belief. international trade has benefited US and the world. Since no one wins in trade wars, Trump tariffs threaten to lower incomes worldwide. Countries are forced to negotiate with a president who lies constantly and cannot be trusted. He paints trade deficits as bad when actually they are neither good or bad. US has trade deficits because rich countries can afford to buy more than what they can produce. Historically, trade surpluses tend to occur with recessions.
This for sure is not 2008 or even in the ball park of a bond market meltdown because unlike past events there has been absolutely no rush to the FED credit lines or reverse repo markets so that means banks are not at the begging trough due to margin calls or liquidations. Until events start impacting banks, slime ball hedgies or credit firms then the FED will not bow down to the king and lower rates due to only stock prices given that inflation is still high, employment is low and the actions of Trump thus far are potentially inflationary. The only way to get the FED to pivot as Trump wants is for banks to start cracking and you would see it in their stock prices and mentioning of using FED facilities, that is not the case yet.
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Side note, bank earnings next week but I'd be surprised to see anything material come out of them.
Time is a flat circle
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Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:
This for sure is not 2008 or even in the ball park of a bond market meltdown because unlike past events there has been absolutely no rush to the FED credit lines or reverse repo markets so that means banks are not at the begging trough due to margin calls or liquidations. Until events start impacting banks, slime ball hedgies or credit firms then the FED will not bow down to the king and lower rates due to only stock prices given that inflation is still high, employment is low and the actions of Trump thus far are potentially inflationary. The only way to get the FED to pivot as Trump wants is for banks to start cracking and you would see it in their stock prices and mentioning of using FED facilities, that is not the case yet.
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Side note, bank earnings next week but I'd be surprised to see anything material come out of them.
Quote Originally Posted by cd329: Trump is destroying the world economies,
Trump trade war is based on endless lies. Contrary to his paranoid belief. international trade has benefited US and the world. Since no one wins in trade wars, Trump tariffs threaten to lower incomes worldwide. Countries are forced to negotiate with a president who lies constantly and cannot be trusted. He paints trade deficits as bad when actually they are neither good or bad. US has trade deficits because rich countries can afford to buy more than what they can produce. Historically, trade surpluses tend to occur with recessions.
He wants to be seen as tough.
So the "tough guy" places tariffs on islands inhabited only by penguins, or polar bears and a variety of birds.
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Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:
Quote Originally Posted by cd329: Trump is destroying the world economies,
Trump trade war is based on endless lies. Contrary to his paranoid belief. international trade has benefited US and the world. Since no one wins in trade wars, Trump tariffs threaten to lower incomes worldwide. Countries are forced to negotiate with a president who lies constantly and cannot be trusted. He paints trade deficits as bad when actually they are neither good or bad. US has trade deficits because rich countries can afford to buy more than what they can produce. Historically, trade surpluses tend to occur with recessions.
He wants to be seen as tough.
So the "tough guy" places tariffs on islands inhabited only by penguins, or polar bears and a variety of birds.
The NYT reports "About 22,000 employees at the IRS have signed up for the Trump administration’s latest resignation offer, according to four people familiar with the matter, an exodus that could weaken the agency’s ability to collect taxes."
Could weaken? Did they say could weaken?
What a mamby pamby description!
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The NYT reports "About 22,000 employees at the IRS have signed up for the Trump administration’s latest resignation offer, according to four people familiar with the matter, an exodus that could weaken the agency’s ability to collect taxes."
The NYT reports "About 22,000 employees at the IRS have signed up for the Trump administration’s latest resignation offer, according to four people familiar with the matter, an exodus that could weaken the agency’s ability to collect taxes."
According to Washington post, IRS estimates over $500 billion in revenue loss from losing thousands of employees. Congress budget office warns that reducing budget deficits require both tax increases and less spending. History of countries under austerity show increasing revenue works better than spending cuts.
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Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1:
The NYT reports "About 22,000 employees at the IRS have signed up for the Trump administration’s latest resignation offer, according to four people familiar with the matter, an exodus that could weaken the agency’s ability to collect taxes."
According to Washington post, IRS estimates over $500 billion in revenue loss from losing thousands of employees. Congress budget office warns that reducing budget deficits require both tax increases and less spending. History of countries under austerity show increasing revenue works better than spending cuts.
Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1: The NYT reports "About 22,000 employees at the IRS have signed up for the Trump administration’s latest resignation offer, according to four people familiar with the matter, an exodus that could weaken the agency’s ability to collect taxes."
According to Washington post, IRS estimates over $500 billion in revenue loss from losing thousands of employees. Congress budget office warns that reducing budget deficits require both tax increases and less spending. History of countries under austerity show increasing revenue works better than spending cuts.
@thirdperson
So the move isn't a net money savings but rather a net money LOSS.
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Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:
Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1: The NYT reports "About 22,000 employees at the IRS have signed up for the Trump administration’s latest resignation offer, according to four people familiar with the matter, an exodus that could weaken the agency’s ability to collect taxes."
According to Washington post, IRS estimates over $500 billion in revenue loss from losing thousands of employees. Congress budget office warns that reducing budget deficits require both tax increases and less spending. History of countries under austerity show increasing revenue works better than spending cuts.
@thirdperson
So the move isn't a net money savings but rather a net money LOSS.
Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson: Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1: The NYT reports "About 22,000 employees at the IRS have signed up for the Trump administration’s latest resignation offer, according to four people familiar with the matter, an exodus that could weaken the agency’s ability to collect taxes." According to Washington post, IRS estimates over $500 billion in revenue loss from losing thousands of employees. Congress budget office warns that reducing budget deficits require both tax increases and less spending. History of countries under austerity show increasing revenue works better than spending cuts. @thirdperson So the move isn't a net money savings but rather a net money LOSS.
admin has alot of super math wizards.
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Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson: Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1: The NYT reports "About 22,000 employees at the IRS have signed up for the Trump administration’s latest resignation offer, according to four people familiar with the matter, an exodus that could weaken the agency’s ability to collect taxes." According to Washington post, IRS estimates over $500 billion in revenue loss from losing thousands of employees. Congress budget office warns that reducing budget deficits require both tax increases and less spending. History of countries under austerity show increasing revenue works better than spending cuts. @thirdperson So the move isn't a net money savings but rather a net money LOSS.
Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson: History of countries under austerity show increasing revenue works better than spending cuts. Wisdom is lost on ignorant people.
"I'm the MOST HONEST HUMAN BEING that God has EVER created!!" - Donald Trump
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Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson: History of countries under austerity show increasing revenue works better than spending cuts. Wisdom is lost on ignorant people.
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