nothing screams confidence than>unspecified productsmarkets are melting for other reasons though
>>62240429Unspecified Chinese products, hooray!
>>62240429I just wish these motherfuckers would just give us back the de minimis exemption, I loved buying mountains of cheap shit on temu If they do that I'll stop fighting against the orange menace
that's funny because my sources say that they're gonna plummet
>>62240472that’s even funnier my sources say their going to plummet the stock to fake people out and then buy
>>62240429bears btfo again
>>62240474Yeah but my sources say that it'll be a bull trap, and the real plummet will begin
>>62240478Majestic painting
>>62240429If even the Kobussy letter is posting bullish news it's bad for bears. This is the inverse equivalent of Axios reporting that the west has fallen.
>>62240429OOOO
>>62240429buy an ad.
>>62240483I've got sources that are quite sure line goes up.
Translation: stocks about to dump hard Monday
>>62240447sorry chud, amazon paid good money to have those exemptions removed and they're not about to let their goycattle servant trump undo that.
>>62240429> lower tariffs means less income> higher deficit> lower bond prices> higher yields> more expensive debt> lower equitySo no.
>>62240429if it was true, btc would be blood green right now
>>62240429Hmmm nyonyonyom unspecified products! I am a good consooomer, just aped into lifesavings saaars!
>>62240429>China and the United States have agreed to expand agricultural trade through tariff reductions and tackle non-tariff barriers and market access issues, China's commerce ministry said on Saturday after this week's summit in Beijing.>China's farm imports from the U.S. still face an additional 10% levy after last year's rounds of tit-for-tat tariffs sharply curtailed trade, which fell 65.7% year-on-year to $8.4 billion in 2025, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture data.>Market watchers expect a 10% cut in basedbean tariffs, which could allow private Chinese crushers to resume purchases that were largely sidelined during last year's U.S. harvest, when state crop traders were the only buyers.>"Tariff reductions on agricultural products would mark a normalization of China-U.S. farm trade, allowing commercial buyers to re-enter the market," said Johnny Xiang, founder of Beijing-based AgRadar Consulting.>The ministry said both sides agreed to "resolve or make substantive progress" on non-tariff barriers and market access issues.>Beijing on Friday granted five-year registration extensions to 425 U.S. beef plants that had largely been shut out after their registrations lapsed last year, and approved new five-year registrations for 77 additional U.S. facilities.>U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said on Friday the U.S. expects China to buy "double-digit billions" worth of U.S. farm goods over the next three years, although neither side has yet released details on specific products, values or volume.Agricultural stocks
>>62240429Grok disagreed. What are the chances China is going to back out on all the deals they made with Trump based on their past?>High chances China will partially or substantially back out (or fail to fully implement), based on consistent historical patterns—likely 70-80% probability of meaningful shortfalls. China routinely signs deals for short-term relief or optics but often under-delivers on commitments, especially structural or purchase targets, due to its state-driven economy, domestic priorities, and strategic incentives.
>>62241648What does this have to do with mooning on Monday? They'll back out after the elections this year but that's enough time to make some money
>>62240429Rotating all capital into the unspecified sector NOW
