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FrostWurm

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No wonder. It is now given that Donald Trump just won't let market go down till election. Post election no one knows whats in store

The 2020 United States presidential election, scheduled for Tuesday, November 3, 2020

Time to all-in guys before the party starts next year :s13:
 

Mecisteus

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What happens if the yellow man suddenly removes all the existing tariffs?

I think DOW will sky rocket to 30,000.
 

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What happens if the yellow man suddenly removes all the existing tariffs?

I think DOW will sky rocket to 30,000.

You think this constant flip flop is like a switch for companies deciding where to locate factories and move production etc?

This is a real disruption, companies are already moving out of China and setting up factories elsewhere, they suddenly won't benefit if all tariffs are removed, they would go ahead with their plans, not trusting the mad man.
 

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I'm am buying present and future earnings when I buy shares. For each dollar I pay, how many cents earning I am buying will affect the potential dividend I can receive.

I've resumed normal buying activity and hope to be able to average down next week. Not touching warchest, but spending my free cash flow.

Thereafter, USA can announce progress in talks and suspend/postpone the tariff implementation deadline... but not before I finish buying for the month pls. =:p

ok, my queue for VUKE and Shell was filled tonite while the market was still down, but failed to get Lloyds and Prudential before the market turned.... :s13:
 

Mecisteus

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You think this constant flip flop is like a switch for companies deciding where to locate factories and move production etc?

This is a real disruption, companies are already moving out of China and setting up factories elsewhere, they suddenly won't benefit if all tariffs are removed, they would go ahead with their plans, not trusting the mad man.

MNCs already learnt an important lesson.

That is to stop concentrating their supply chains in China only.

So with or without tariffs, MNCs should continue to diversify their supply chain elsewhere outside of China.
 

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2 and 10year yield difference is now just 3 bips apart....i'm not sure what to make of it. it was 12 bips difference 1 week ago.
 
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