@ depends where you live. I’m near Austin where $26 an hour can barely get me through the month. It’s not always about spending money on coffee or avocado toast.
@@matthewthompson3830wow so how much is your rent? How many hours do you work? What state do you live in, how much is your car insurance, health insurance, and any other insurance. Tell me so i can know where to relocate and not be broke like you are able to with 14 dollars an hour
@@eiramsor2430 my rent is 800$ im in texas, and i make 2k a month. My phone bill is 50, car ins 80, insurance for dental and stuff is 20, internet 50 and bills 300, 80 for dinner for me.
they arent really going to be paying, they are going to raise their prices because of the tariffs, and as a result we will have to pay more for their services. could be over $3000 a year we will have to pay because of these tariffs
@@TheBlairTwitchProjectAnd then by that point the prices have already been raised and rarely come down when/if production is made domestic, especially since domestic goods are significantly more expensive for consumers. We’ve tried tariffs before, even Trump tried it his last admin. Each and every time they’ve only punished American consumers, that’s why historically they’re only used for economic wars.
Trump can talk about this, but he's been unable to answer any of the key questions. And in fairness to him, there is no good answer. Tariffs are not conservative. They're really the opposite of conservatism, because they're all about having the government control businesses and consumers. Now, Trump says the idea is to try to raise prices on imports so that we convince businesses to build here in the US. But think about it a little more. Businesses around the world are shopping for the best deals on the materials they need to make the things they sell. This is how they make themselves competitive, by driving down their costs so they can offer products at competitive prices. If America effectively denies its own companies access to this global market of goods that they rely on today for making what they sell, they will be at a disadvantage to foreign competition, both when selling abroad and even when selling here in the US. Making matters even more difficult, countries respond to tariffs by adding tariffs of their own. This makes it even harder for our companies to export. And the US exports a lot. It's a huge part of our economy. Another big problem for America in this situation is that we currently have close to full employment. One of the biggest reasons for us to rely on imports is because we don't even have the labor force size needed to make all of these things in America. And it's important to understand that companies look at all of these factors when they decide whether or not they want to move into the United States to avoid these tariffs. They see the higher cost of materials, the lack of labor which will drive up labor costs, and the tariffs on their exports. And it very frequently makes more sense to stay put and just accept the challenge of trying to sell through America's tariffs. A 20% import tariff is probably not as bad as the alternative. And of course, only the biggest companies may even have an option of building in America. Most companies don't have the means for that.
If overseas sellers increase prices to cover the cost of doing business with the U.S. That will give a competitive edge to local sellers in the U.S. Yeah, the cost will the passed down to the buyer in your example. But that will only happen if what’s being purchased is a need. I doubt people will be willing to pay premium for exported goods with a label/seal of quality that says “Made in China”.
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how would you recommend i enter the crypto market? I am also looking at studying some traders and copying their strategy rather than investing myself and losing money emotionally. What's your take on this approach? and How can i reach her, if you don't mind me asking?
@@ObsidianHoax She had a plan which is better than “policies”. Trump has goals(policies) but no plans, just are outlandish ideas that won’t come into fruition. And if they do the risk of them is not talked about enough.
@@willbill3543 this news station leans towards the left and they’re only bringing up the cons and bashing trump voters by saying they don’t understand things like tariff for example. It’s a lot suggestive wordings which is used to sway the opinions of the viewers
3:25 our “healthy economy” is ripping right now? We’re the envy of the world? You have got to be kidding me! I can barely afford food for the week!
Then you're managing your money wrong. I make 14/hr and can afford groceries, rent bills and car ins.
@ depends where you live. I’m near Austin where $26 an hour can barely get me through the month. It’s not always about spending money on coffee or avocado toast.
@@matthewthompson3830wow so how much is your rent? How many hours do you work? What state do you live in, how much is your car insurance, health insurance, and any other insurance. Tell me so i can know where to relocate and not be broke like you are able to with 14 dollars an hour
@@eiramsor2430 my rent is 800$ im in texas, and i make 2k a month. My phone bill is 50, car ins 80, insurance for dental and stuff is 20, internet 50 and bills 300, 80 for dinner for me.
@@eiramsor2430 i work full time 45 hours a week but avg 40 sometimes (if im lucky only on 45)
but I also live a simple life style.
By removing income tax and allowing foreigners to pay for our programs let’s us keep more money
they arent really going to be paying, they are going to raise their prices because of the tariffs, and as a result we will have to pay more for their services. could be over $3000 a year we will have to pay because of these tariffs
Very… short sighted answer
"foreigners" are not paying tariffs. You are.
@@willbill3543 Or the Us companies decide they dont want to pay the tariffs and American business brings back their factories here.
@@TheBlairTwitchProjectAnd then by that point the prices have already been raised and rarely come down when/if production is made domestic, especially since domestic goods are significantly more expensive for consumers.
We’ve tried tariffs before, even Trump tried it his last admin. Each and every time they’ve only punished American consumers, that’s why historically they’re only used for economic wars.
Only one nominee and their VP can talk unedited on a podcast about their policies for 3 hours without a script
And he didn't cackle one time.
Trump can talk about this, but he's been unable to answer any of the key questions. And in fairness to him, there is no good answer. Tariffs are not conservative. They're really the opposite of conservatism, because they're all about having the government control businesses and consumers. Now, Trump says the idea is to try to raise prices on imports so that we convince businesses to build here in the US. But think about it a little more. Businesses around the world are shopping for the best deals on the materials they need to make the things they sell. This is how they make themselves competitive, by driving down their costs so they can offer products at competitive prices. If America effectively denies its own companies access to this global market of goods that they rely on today for making what they sell, they will be at a disadvantage to foreign competition, both when selling abroad and even when selling here in the US. Making matters even more difficult, countries respond to tariffs by adding tariffs of their own. This makes it even harder for our companies to export. And the US exports a lot. It's a huge part of our economy. Another big problem for America in this situation is that we currently have close to full employment. One of the biggest reasons for us to rely on imports is because we don't even have the labor force size needed to make all of these things in America. And it's important to understand that companies look at all of these factors when they decide whether or not they want to move into the United States to avoid these tariffs. They see the higher cost of materials, the lack of labor which will drive up labor costs, and the tariffs on their exports. And it very frequently makes more sense to stay put and just accept the challenge of trying to sell through America's tariffs. A 20% import tariff is probably not as bad as the alternative. And of course, only the biggest companies may even have an option of building in America. Most companies don't have the means for that.
Senile old man waffling for 3 hours is not the same as a detailed policy plan.
Totally not bias
😅
Trumps policy is to put tariffs on the planet and think tariffs will do what they have never done in the history of humanity.
Conservatives can see this video posted and still say she has no plan
**cackles joyfully**
She doesn’t have a plan though idk what you’re smoking
she literally doesn't have a plan
@@rossh2386 was the video too complicated for you or...?
@@greyreid4477 she does, but even if she didn't, no plan is better than tariffs
If overseas sellers increase prices to cover the cost of doing business with the U.S. That will give a competitive edge to local sellers in the U.S.
Yeah, the cost will the passed down to the buyer in your example. But that will only happen if what’s being purchased is a need. I doubt people will be willing to pay premium for exported goods with a label/seal of quality that says “Made in China”.
!!I just switched up my Roth IRA to 50% SCHD, 25% SCHX, 25% SCHG, and my Roth 401k is 70% vanguard S&P 500 index, 20% vanguard growth index, and 10% vanguard international index. Seeking best possible ways to grow $350k into $2m+ before retirement.
As a newbie investor, it’s essential for you to have a mentor to keep you accountable.
Kristine Lynn Weber is my trade analyst, she has guided me to identify key market trends, pinpointed strategic entry points, and provided risk assessments, ensuring my trades decisions align with market dynamics for optimal returns.
I managed to grow a nest egg of around 120k to over a Million. I'm especially grateful to Adviser Kristine Lynn Weber, for her expertise and exposure to different areas of the market.
I don't really blame people who panic. Lack of
information can be a big hurdle. I've been
making more than $200k passively by just
investing through an advisor, and I don't have
to do much work. Inflation or no inflation, my
finances remain secure. So I really don't blame
people who panic.
Without a doubt! Kristine Lynn Weber is a trader who goes above and beyond. she has an exceptional skill for analyzing market movements and spotting profitable opportunities. Her strategies are meticulously crafted based on thorough research and years of practical experience.
how would you recommend i enter the crypto market? I am also looking at studying some traders and copying their strategy rather than investing myself and losing money emotionally. What's your take on this approach? and How can i reach her, if you don't mind me asking?
KH does not have policy, she has advisors telling her what to say while she holds back Joker2 accents and cackles
Don't forget her middle class upbringing!
You’re lazy and dumb af. Her policies are in the public.
Have you paid attention to politics for like the last 20 years, literally every president is like that, including Trump lmao
@@BongThaRipper Trump has policies, I dont like most of them, but he has a lot (too many to become reality tbh)
@@ObsidianHoax She had a plan which is better than “policies”. Trump has goals(policies) but no plans, just are outlandish ideas that won’t come into fruition. And if they do the risk of them is not talked about enough.
Biased
what is biased about this video?
@@willbill3543 this news station leans towards the left and they’re only bringing up the cons and bashing trump voters by saying they don’t understand things like tariff for example. It’s a lot suggestive wordings which is used to sway the opinions of the viewers
TRUMP 2024
Why would you vote for a convicted felon and adjudicated sexual abuser of women? Are those his towering strengths in your view ?😂😂😂😂