down she goes... #nyse #CME
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...and in other news, “president” grump’s extra genius tech tariff plan will backfire horribly —
#kremlinomics is crashing the us economy.pic.twitter.com/xuRUT8vZtQ
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Only one man can save us. CAPTAIN PLANET
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Expect trump morning tweets about Hillary’s private server...
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I suggest
@realDonaldTrump call Chinese bluff and retaliate double number of goods from China. Who ever blinks first will lose the game. US has more ammunition than China and can easily out run them, if we stick to our game plan.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Nothing better than lots of pictures of pigs in order to illustrate the coming US China trade war. Go hogs!
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Days of cheap Chinese goods over for Americans
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Ok well I’m sure other countries would love our products, Commy-China...
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The world is round buddy...
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Right remember Democracy the rest of the world can just say no to our products
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Who would dare?.
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Us companies were/are sending meat (chicken or pork) to Chinese companies to be sent back to us after processed whatever that means. Is this weird? It is true.
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The retaliation makes only a little difference. Pig farming is costly in China, so much so that even with 25% tariffs, American pork retain a price advantage over Chinese pork. American won't be seriously hurt. If anything, the additional cost will be passed on to final consumers
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They’ll buy Canadian pork
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The US can enlist Canada in the pork war, as it did in the steel war. America granted Canada exemptions, and in return, the country announced new measures against transshipment and diversion of steel. There is an alliance against China. A substitute isn't easy to find.
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No there isn’t. You wait and see
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OK. Time will tell.
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The Chinese have flooded our market for decades with their cheap goods, while simultaneously placing heavy restrictions on ours. How is it people are not upset about such a trade imbalance?
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I'm guessing it's because they can buy cheap Chinese goods which saves them money.
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