Maybe Irony Isn’t Dead: If The U.S. ‘Imports’ A Recession, Can We Slap Tariffs On It?
Mind the implications of globalization and interconnected markets.
Mind the implications of globalization and interconnected markets.
Crystal ball gazing with $258 billion.
Past the point of no return.
We’re going to need more reassurances from Goldman on the commodities bull thesis.Â
Not throwing in the towel – not even close.
“If we go out of business, it’s tough to look at my kids and the 550 farm families that look us into the eye and our 1,400 employees.”
“The intensity of the move exceeded market expectations.”
“Covfefe” happens.
For what it’s worth…
“Trump has previously expressed his disdain at German luxury brands, particularly Mercedes, and its prominence on New York’s Fifth Avenue. Autocar has reported that Trump has said he would tax Mercedes models off Fifth Avenue!”
But I don’t want to go among mad people.
Oh, you can’t help that. We’re all mad here.Â
This is real. This is really happening.
A can kick to next month is about the best you can hope for when it comes to an announcement on the future of QE.
Just when you thought it was safe.
“Trump changed the dynamic regarding China but in one weekend Secretary Mnuchin has given it away” — local moron.
Douglas Adams time.
Make trade uncertainty great again.
“Stated differently, the Orange Comb-Over is definitely not making America Great Again.”
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