Category: China
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Tariff Man
“Can Trump’s Tariffs Work?” explores President-elect Donald Trump’s strong advocacy for tariffs as a means to protect American jobs and stimulate the economy, an approach he has termed himself as a “Tariff Man.” It details his proposed tariffs on goods from Canada, Mexico, and China, and the economic reactions these policies triggered. The discussion contrasts Trump’s tariff…
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Anatomy of a Bear
“National Capitalism & Death of the International Monetary System” presents an opinion on China and its impact on global investment strategies. The dialogue covers the historical trajectory of the international monetary system since the Bretton Woods era, underscoring China’s role in maintaining low inflation and influencing U.S. monetary policies through its currency interventions. The conversation highlights…
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“I don’t think it’s time to get out…
…It’s a matter of relative choices.” “No. 1, what’s going to happen? Nobody knows. His appointments are not firm, they have yet to be confirmed. his policies are not known. What is he going to do? Nobody really knows what he’s going to do? No. 2, What else will be going on in the world.…
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The Thiel-verse
Thiel’s success is attributed to his ability to navigate contradictions and embrace his own path regardless of traditional affiliations. He discusses his investments, involvement in elections, and critiques of identity politics and ideological conformity within the left-leaning elite circles, emphasizing a shift in the political and cultural landscape. Thiel also reflects on the current state…
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What’s Going to Happen?
“Who knows what these polls even mean. No one even responds to them anymore.” Stanley Druckenmiller expresses his concerns about the Federal Reserve’s current monetary policy, drawing parallels to his 2021 opinion piece in The Wall Street Journal where he warned the Fed was “playing with fire” due to their commitment to forward guidance. Druckenmiller…
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Bridgewater Outlook
Bridgewater Identify the Major Issues Facing Investors in the Years Ahead,” the speakers discuss various challenges investors will encounter in the coming years, including the sustainability of US exceptionalism, the US dollar’s strength, long-term bonds, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and China’s economy. US exceptionalism, driven by factors such as a large domestic market, responsive government policies, and…
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Trading Cities…
Famous youtuber explains why he moved from NYC to New Jersey.
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Trade War 2?
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Trump on Offense
Trump defends his proposal for a 10% tariff on imports from countries like China, India, and others. He argues that it would bring international trade back to the United States and save industries, such as steel, that have been negatively impacted by foreign competition. Trump believes that the tariffs would also give the US political…