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why all of a sudden people here think US couldn't win the trade war with China? Just because of seeing Shanghai index 2% pump up? not long ago it pumped 2.3%, only followed by 2.7% down next day.
There is always collateral damage on a war. Trading wars are no different. The Chinese are more naive than Trump. Trump and his gang have long before calculated how the US will get off this war with less casualties than China and maintain their leading role as economic power. Nothing's left on luck when it comes to power/ money.
There is no winner in a trade war. Both sides lose. POTUS has jammed a g u n down China's throat. He is an arrogant man, not an economist. I would be upset if that was done to me. And I would retaliate, which China, I assure you, will do
I love how bulls are acting like they dont see these horrible SPX component earnings numbers.. its only gonna get worse..that 30 min aint looking so good
Kevin Li Sharma Hahaha! We bulls like makin' money whereas you bears just fritter away your accounts to money heaven. Hear the sound? Drip. Drip. Drip.
All we need is more bad news and S&P and NASDAQ will sky rocket more. I am waiting for North Korea to give us the bird. Then there is no telling how high we go.
Kevin Li Sharma I don't think POTUS gets it. He is jousting with a tiger with sharp claws and a big roar. You cannot jam them and be naive not to expect a response.
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