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    La Casa Bianca insiste che l’inversione tariffaria di Trump è stata la sua strategia da sempre: aggiornamenti dal vivo

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    2. Adventurous_Tale6577 on

      Then check how much stocks he bought in the meantime

    4. Double_Patience1242 on

      Of course it was. It’s called insider trading.

    6. figuring_ItOut12 on

      Concede, then he just demands more. Reject and respond, he folds. Very simple mindset. That’s all anyone dealing with Trump needs to remember.

    9. Cosmos1985 on

      So Liberation Day is cancelled? US is now.. unliberated again?

      Hard to keep track, but I’m sure the great leader is right about everything as usual.

    10. illuanonx1 on

      Interesting strategy. He just showed US is unreliable and set moving away in motion. There is no stopping that. But likely he don’t care and it is the Americans will suffer big time for this damage.

    11. GKGriffin on

      So his plan was all along to play a lot of peoples savings to insider traders? That has to be a crime.

    13. Nurnurum on

      I heard stories that Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene first bought US treasuries before Trump announced his Tariffs, only to recently invest again in stocks. She probably made a good profit over the last weeks. I wouldn’t be surprised if there are more people close to the US government with suspiciously cognizant trading activity.

      *Art of the deal* indeed.

      But hey, at least Trump reigned in Zimbabwe and showed them who is boss…

    15. Coinsworthy on

      *”Guys, i shat my pants on purpose! It was my plan all along!”*

    17. Zeta411North on

      Honestly, I’d rather do business with China that with the USA.

    19. IncomingJoy on

      No it was not. He crinkles like paper when he sees failure approaching. He’s been talking about his love for tariffs for years. He refused to listen to anyone so he had to FAFO. He FO’d and blinked.

    20. ok-world888 on

      I dont expect China to give up. So will be Art of war real time. I just wonder about next moves of EU. A chance to move on rapidly for Europe.

    21. SeveralLadder on

      Everything we expect from russian propagandists, we can expect from the U.S. going forward.

      War is peace, ignorance is strength, the glorious leader is always winning.

      Good thing is I can finally sell the last 20% of the funds I saved that has U.S. shares in it. The other 80% I sold when they decided to sacrifice Zelenskyy in public.

    22. BadAsBroccoli on

      So will he be saying, “just kidding” on other stuff he’s mucked up, like climate change, education, fired people, ect…?

    23. ScootsMgGhee on

      Trump has a pattern.
      1. Create problem.
      2. Fuel the chaos and make the problem worse.
      3. Fix said problem, and call himself a genius.

    24. toolkitxx on

      The announcement was on a social media platform that he owns, nobody has any proof that it is him posting that shit in the first place. The only people standing in the open are his Press Blondie and the Treasury Dude. Both keep saying it is Trump making decisions only. So that means whatever they tell us is void as it did not come from Trump. It is either or.

    25. Crafty_Principle_677 on

      Uh huh. Sure. Which is why his economic advisor didn’t know about it until the announcement 

    26. danrokk on

      1. Make stupid plan

      2. Execute despite people advising not to

      3. Things goes to shit

      4. Reverse

      5. Say it was plan all along.

    27. cspetm on

      Nonsense. He realized he can’t take China and the EU at once, so he has focused on one.

    28. Delicious_Leopard_13 on

      His strategy was to lose 11% so he could make 5% back? BRILLIANT!!

    29. mrgr544der on

      Uh huh…. From where I’m sitting there are only really two options here.

      Either this really was his plan, in which case this was an act of market manipulation to make himself and his friends rich, or he is lying about it being his plan and the truth is that he saw just how poorly the markets reacted and that China and the EU weren’t going to just back down and he got scared.

      Neither option seems to paint him in a very good light. Although I know it won’t happen, and it’s probably good that it won’t, a part of me wants the EU and China to just push on with tariffs anyway to make a point.

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