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Strategies & Market Trends : Ted Warren's Investolator
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From: WEagle4/6/2025 7:22:16 PM
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I thought I would join the discussion even as I am greatly feeling the effects of this decline.

I am on the same side as Robert (Bob). I think that we need to stay-the-course with the tariffs. We have to get most of the rest of the world to even up the import/export playing field. Too long we have carried the rest of the world on our shoulders and while we are probably the only country that could have done it, it isn't fair to the general population -- just a few very rich people in this country that got even richer.

We are already seeing some countries that want to make a new deal that would actually even things up between them and us. Others, especially China, are bowing their backs to this. They still think they can win but unless Trump loses his support, I think we have to win. Every economy that refuses to deal will lose access to the U.S. market so there will not be any other great economies to pick up the buying slack when we stop buying from China and China will have to capitulate and so will everyone else.

Obviously this will cause prices to rise in our own country but I think in the end our prices will go back down. We just need everybody here to stay on board.

In terms of the market I think this move will be over done due to nearsightedness on the part of the public. Of course, I think the specialist/manipulators are happy to promote the fear and are intending to buy up all the shares they can handle at low prices.

But the selling fear breeds more fear and it might get hard for the manipulators to turn the market around when they want it to go up. That is to say, I think it is possible that they lose control. To them it really doesn't matter, they will load up as the market falls and will eventually make a fortune. Time is on their side.

WEagle
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