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Strategies & Market Trends : Technology Stocks & Market Talk With Don Wolanchuk
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From: rdkflorida210/13/2025 2:20:50 PM
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I expect ALL of this to happen in 2026. Most likely it will lead to wage/price inflation spiral. Stock prices will go up as the U.S. dollar will crash and everything in U.S. dollars will cost more, including stocks. Watch the sky.
  • Tariffs: New or increased tariffs on parts from countries like China could substantially raise manufacturing costs, which are then passed on to consumers.
  • Weakening U.S. dollar: A weaker dollar makes imported parts more expensive, impacting the final retail price of all products.
  • Supply chain disruption: Ongoing sourcing challenges and supply chain volatility are creating a less predictable and more expensive manufacturing process.
  • Reduced production: Some manufacturers are reducing production, which can decrease inventory and drive up prices for every available product.
  • Long-term inflation: The persistent devaluation of the dollar means products will never be cheaper than they are today. Long-term inflationary trends contribute to a steady rise in prices year after year.
  • Food prices will soar: Farmers will need much more than the $10 BILLION proposed subsidies. Input costs are going thru the roof as I type.
  • Pay raises will be demanded.
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