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koolgal
04-27
๐ŸŒŸ๐ŸŒŸ๐ŸŒŸTariffs are like a Tax on consumption of goods.  Ultimately it is the US consumers who pay the high price, not the manufacturer, nor the importer.

Walmart and Target have told Donald Trump that within weeks their shelves maybe bare as the taxes are too high.

I believe that the current high tariff especially on China will be reduced  as it is not sustainable on the US economy.

Nonetheless I am still invested in the markets.  My preferred strategy is to buy Index ETFs as they minimise my risk and offer great diversification in my portfolio.

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Dead Cat Bounce vs. True Bottom: Where Are We Now?
After a series of declines, the market has become increasingly cautious about any rebound. Most people believe this is merely a dead cat bounce in a bear market, with further drops likely to come. However, some argue that with Trump softening his stance on tariffs, the impact of tariffs on the market may lessen going forward. If a recession can be avoided, the market's downside potential might be limited. Investors are divided on where we are in the current cycle. Whatโ€™s your take? Is this a dead cat bounce or have we already hit the bottom?
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