90 days truce to work out trade deal sounds too optimistic for it to come true....using the rebound for fund redeployment to Asia is a wiser move not forgetting the huge gorilla of US debt maturity in June a volcano waiting to erupt
$Trump Media & Technology(DJT)$ Use the rebound in US market to sell and divert the funds to Chinese markets which are under value plus Trump is the first to blink admit its tariff move was would not force Chinese to comply to his outrageous requests
$Trump Media & Technology(DJT)$ Long road ahead to reach mutually agreeable trade deal unless USA back down from 145% tariff which is a huge loss of face and highly unlikely. But empty shelfs for daily necessities and higher inflation risks will force US to lower the tariff from 145% as negotiation tool
With location tracking basically it would open the floor gate for data siphoning and monitoring...using such chips basically expose all your secret for data siphoning...violation of data security and organizations / users of such chip would have huge data security issues
US Lawmaker Targets Nvidia Chip Smuggling to China with New Bill
EXCLUSIVE-US lawmaker targets Nvidia chip smuggling to China with new billLegislation to track AI chips post-sale amid smuggling concernsBipartisan support for chip location verification technologyExperts say tech for location verification already exists in Nvidia chipsBy Stephen Nellis, Max A. Cherney
Buy more on dip sounds easy on paper but extremely difficult to execute like the recent Trump induced sharp correction. Once your overall portfolio value is sinking it is hard to convince to inject new funds into good value stocks. The overwhelming thinking at that point is to preserve your existing capital
Instead of doing constructive works on boosting their infrastructure works they continue to channel their energy on witch hunting way to go uncle Sam ha ha ha
US lawmakers subpoena China telecom giants over security concerns
UPDATE 1-US lawmakers subpoena China telecom giants over security concernsCongressional committee seeks to force China's state-run telecom firms to report on US operations Committee says it has inform
Funds follow reversion to the mean moving into better value markets plus shifting away from Trump policies flip flop risks
Dollar Will Remain World's Reserve Currency - But Stocks, Bonds May Still Suffer
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United States Eases Port Fees On China-Built Ships After Industry Backlash
LOS ANGELES, April 17 - The Trump administration shielded on Thursday domestic exporters and vessel owners servicing the Great Lakes, the Caribbean and U.S. territories from port fees to be levied on China-built vessels, aiming to revive U.S. shipbuilding.The Federal Register notice posted by the U.S. Trade Representative was watered down from a February proposal for fees on China-built ships of up to $1.5 million per port call that sent a chill through the global shipping industry.Foreign roll-on/roll-off auto carriers, known as ro-ros, are eligible for refunds of fees if they order or take delivery of a U.S.-built vessel of equivalent capacity in the next three years.