"The Enduring Injustices of a Tiered Legal System-unlike the version portrayed by U.S. President-Elect Donald J. Trump and his MAGA movement, who, while loudly decrying its existence, have consistently manipulated and profited from the same systemic inequalities they claim to condemn." By Mr. Adrian Praljak, Australian and Global Lawyer and Attorney -At- Law
That’s just not true, companies can choose to do what they want but the free market decides what people will be willing to buy. If an item is cheaper from a competitor, then people will buy from the competitor.
@@JoseMurillo-tn8gk you are correct “they choose not to lower prices”. No where did I say they aren’t allowed to put the prices they want. However, many of these same companies also get subsidies that we taxpayers pay for
@@karlstrance7816 Even if you give them time, prices of those goods will go up because labour abroad is cheaper than in America. They will also need to pay for the entire infrastructure, building, rent, hiring people etc. All of the cost is passed down and recouped through higher prices. His policies WILL make you poorer and worse off than today.
@@dpharr100 Did you not hear of retaliatory tariffs? 🤦 US farmers sure did in Trump’s first term. Bailout of $60+ BILLION & counting, at least to those who could keep their farms. ETA: Fact that you use ‘weapon’ re: tariffs says much. Use a weapon & expect same reaction in return. Tariffs should be a bargaining chip in negotiations or to protect against predatory practices. Using them willy-nilly implies weakness.
@KnowledgeNerd123 That tired mantra is so 19th/20th century 🙄 Unlike in past: - overseas shipping faster, streamlined & not as risky, - overseas communications is now instant, - takes years & millions (if not billions) for some industries to set up shop in new location. But do keeping dreaming & buying ‘easy fix’. And tax laws! Forgot abt favourable tax laws for US companies w/ overseas subsidiaries.
@@dpharr100 inflation was 3.6% cumulative in the last three years Obama’s administration. In the first three years of Trump administration it was 6.3%. Inflation began with Trump.
For some unfathomable reason, voters who have been trained to distrust experts, politicians, and government chose the lesser candidate because he makes undeliverable promises.
Yeah- let’s replace DEI with nepotism and pay for play. BTW we were at war the entire trump term. $300 million a day spent in Afghanistan, not to mention the lives.
Donny will make inflation increase a) tariffs will increase prices b) immigration sweeps will increase prices due to shortages c) tax cuts will increase inflation
People seem to have forget that the worth of the Dollar is based on the reliability of the country. What message electing a fraudster who believes not paying his debt the rest of the world will get? Who will lend the US money when there's a good chance of never being paid back?
10% across-the-board tariffs, and deporting cheap labor will increase consumer prices. How did anyone vote for an idiot whose plan will cause even more inflation is crazy.
Because most Americans are too simple minded to understand economics. Take the Black and Latino men who voted for him, they think like Neanderthals. They couldn’t realize that the Trump years were fueled by Obama’s 8 years of proper management. At the same time, those Neanderthals forgot that Trump destroyed the market due to his dereliction of COVID and policies.
Wow, congratulations on your impressive investment success! Your discipline and focus on delayed gratification is truly inspiring. I'm curious, what are some of the key factors that you consider when making investment decisions? Do you have any tips for those of us who are just starting to dip our toes into the world of investing? Thanks for sharing your story!
@@สมรักษ์อินทร์ตา-ม7ฑ A great recommendation is Sarah Jennine Davis. Her basic information should probably be displayed when you search for her in your browser.
I plan to retire at 62 in another country outside the US that is free, safe and very cheap with a high quality of life. I could fully just rely on only my SS if I wanted to when that times arrives but l'll also have at least one pension, a 403 (b) and a very prolific Investment account with my Stephanie Janis Stiefel my FA. Retiring comfortably in the US these days is almost impossible.
I know this lady you just mentioned. Stephanie Janis Stiefel is a portfolio manager and investment advisor. She gained recognition as an employee of neuberger berman; a renowned investor she is. Stephanie Janis Stiefel has demonstrated expertise in investment strategies and has been involved in managing portfolios and providing guidance to clients.
I’m planning on moving to Thailand in the next 5 years if trump’s government doesn’t do anything with the high prices of groceries and taxes What about you??
@@technicolorsoultheory3924 yup this. Financial literacy is in the toilet for most Americans. It's why Trump was able to tell them tarriffs will decrease prices. It's one of the most basic things you learn in an economics course.
@@bltsandwich567then why was Harris advocating for price controls and increased taxes/regulation. If you studied economics you would know that both Harris and Trump are a mixed bag when it comes to optimal economic policy.
@@Argonhubert she was advocating for the 1% to pay more, and that was the try to make up for the deficit Trump ran in his term. Ending tax cuts would not lead to more inflation since trickle down economics doesn't work. Companies are shown to do mainly stock buy backs when given tax breaks. Ending tax cuts is often deflationary since you reduce consumers buying power and the overall demand for goods. Most economist viewed Harris's plan has good, and would continue to help decrease inflation. Trump's economic plan was universal viewed has bad by economist because it would lead to more inflation. Comparing the 2 by calling them both a mixed bag is crazy.
Trump supporters will have a rude awakening when they realize Trump can’t do everything. But what am I kidding, they will still follow him no matter what. Everything is someone else’s fault.
When their lives get worse, they'll blame the libs, democrats, Biden, Obama, Kamala, Hillary's emails, Hunter's lapdog, but they'll still praise trump. It's a cult.
Projecting what others will or won't do is why your opinions are worthless. I mean, democrats have been wrong about everything for decades, but that's fine?
Cumulative inflation during the last three years of Obama’s administration was 3.6%. In the first three years of Trump’s administration it was 6.3%. Inflation began with Trump.
The history of Republican Presidents presiding over stock market crashes, e.g. Hoover 1929, Nixon 1973, Reagan 1987, Bush Sr.1990, Bush Jr. 2008, Trump 2020.
Reading the comments from Trump supporters truly brings it home to me what the problem is for America. America isn’t going to slide from economic primacy because of political will, it will slide from it’s position as the strongest economy because a narrow majority of Americans absolutely can’t understand a solitary thing about economics. Nothing at all. Truly not one thing. They understand only that someone quite charismatic and shouty has convinced them to believe a story - based on absolutely nothing.
Unless we have price caps, we're not getting lower prices back. They know people will pay so they're not going to voluntarily not take in the same amount out of the goodness of their hearts or something
@@BigBadJerryRogers Yes 👍 Prices, especially necessities like groceries, rarely go down outside of recession, etc. I’m surprised anew that prolific American consumers don’t know this basic fact of life.
@@roo_stonks Surely? Google Walmart & Lowe’s -- they reported earnings last week & released some anticipatory comments re: effects of potential tariffs.
America is currently plagued by the hydra-headed evil duo of inflation and recession. The worst part about this recession is that consumers are racking up credit card debt. In April alone, credit card debt went up 20% while rates have doubled in a year. Inflation is so high that consumers are literally taking debt for basic life necessities. Collapse has indeed begun..
The truth is that people are finally waking up to the fact that our systems are breaking down in thousands of different ways all around us. Personally, the financial market seems like the only way to go with a long-term horizon . But if you don't have that time, it's a tough market out and thus you should consider financial advisory.
This is precisely why I like having a portfolio coach guide my day-to-day market decisions: with their extensive knowledge of going long and short at the same time, using risk for its asymmetrical upside and laying it off as a hedge against the inevitable downward turns, their skillset makes it nearly impossible for them to underperform. I've been utilizing a portfolio coach for more than two years, and I've made over $800,000.
Inflation is around 6.5% here in the UK, but as we know it's definitely way more than the Government would like to admit. My plan is to earn more passive income and ride this out, can your Investment-adviser assist?
There are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’ Sophia Maurine Lanting” for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
I just looked her up on the internet and found her webpage with her credentials. I wrote her an outlining my financial objectives and planned a call with her.
Increasing TARIFFS on CHINESE products will contribute to higher INFLATION. Even if products are entirely made in the USA, it will not necessarily LOWER their PRICES. The USA and CHINA should strive to balance TRADE through constructive DIALOGUE.
Inflation was down to 2.6% by the end of October, there's not much to be eeked out of that. However when we measure inflation by cost of goods...we're going to see a good 10-25% increase due to tarrifs. Thanks, MAGAts.
@@alexmiret5227that's a myth based on the false notion that consumers will cease purchasing in anticipation of lower prices in the future. This has been disproven repeatedly in the technology sector.
People don’t realize that covid buying habits people developed is the reason why we had aggressive inflation for 1-2 years. Everyone was okay and willing to overpay, horde, and get things quicker. All inflation after that was about business only catering to those people.
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the problem is not inflation, per se. western economists all agree, a little inflation (around 2 or 3%) is a good thing, as it provides enough of a buffer to prevent a deflationary spiral; because deflation is much, much harder to recover from. the main problem is that people's incomes have not kept pace with rising inflation, over many years… while America's billionaire class, the top one percent, own and hoard much of America's wealth. And Donald Trump's odious regime will make the grasping super-rich oligarchs/plutocrats even richer, while lower-income Americans will suffer a most cruel austerity. If you're not a billionaire, and you voted for Donald Trump, then you voted against your own best interests. Now get ready for the find out part of FAFO.
For the most part this is true but if you look at the data on Trump's first term he actually was closing the wealth gap b/w the rich and working class. Also, and this is extremely important to understand, there's little to no barriers for someone to move from the bottom 1% to the top 10% other than the ones that are self imposed...
@@Chad_Maxthe data states between 2019 and 2022, so does Biden get credit for shrinking the wealth gap? Also there’s a pre pandemic and post pandemic world. Lastly most of the gains from Trump tax cut went to the wealthy in the form of stock buyback which just boosted the top 1% asset, it did nothing to reduce the wealth gap. The blimp only existed because the market went down temporarily due to Covid. Lastly you just made up the stats for the bottom 1% moving to the top 10% with virtually no barrier. There’s plenty of barriers from the start, spawn point and socioeconomic conditions play a huge factor in moving from one strata to the other. You’re peddling so much pseudoscience it’s insane. If a recession happens under trump you going to blame Biden?
@@Chad_MaxTrump policies actually help widen the gap between the rich and the poor. It's facts. The Stock Market hit record highs almost every other month until the Pandemic. Everybody knows wealthier people invest in the Stock Market while the poor lives paycheck to paycheck.
@@Chad_Max Here's another bit of history you may consider. Sine the 1930s the US economy under Democratic administrations has outperformed the economy under Republican administrations by almost two to one. Every. F-ing. Time.
During Donald Trump's presidency, the inflation rate rose 7.75%. 4 of the top 5 states with the highest inflation rate? The Republican-led states of Florida, Tennessee, South Carolina, and Alabama.
7.75% over 4 years is pretty good. The average YOY inflation of Trump was under 2% , Biden’s was 5%. It’s easy to throw out a 7.5% inflation and say look at that number that’s really bad until you understand what it means.
How much can a President or a presidential candidate do to address inflation? without funding in the budget not much. Trump told Johnson to kill the funding bill. 😢 voters and nonvoters were the losers.
The perfect storm. Decrease supply with tariffs and decrease demand with people living paycheck to paycheck. It makes American goods more competitive by making things more expensive.
So if they raise prices (tariffs) so that they are more expensive then US goods, then US manufactures will then raise their prices to match. In summary, you all get to pay more, LOL.
The President doesn't control interest rates. The Fed can influence short-term rates. But the President (& Congress) have a great deal of control over discretionary spending. Meaningful reductions in discretionary spending will absolutely have a positive effect on reducing inflation. One of the reasons the Fed has taken so long to bring inflation to heal is that while the Fed was reducing demand by raising the Fed Funds rate, the administration was stimulating the economy in hopes of influencing the election.
@@lakeguy65616 If you reduce taxes in some sectors, you can have an increase in production and competition with more companies willing to produce due to the prospect of better profits. In the energy sector, it could be a deal between major companies and the governement. We cut the taxes and you cut your overprofit margins
Trump's policies had been viewed by many experts as more positive for various sectors, spurring this massive rally. It's enticing to consider purchasing some stocks despite the ATH, I'm contemplating investing more than $300k. Thoughts?
Hard to say, trump policies are overall gonna be terrible for the economy but it will profit big local companies, investing in those should in theory be a good idea however what makes me wary is that the economy has not been doing great for a while now and yet markets were barely affected which is a sign of a bubble. Trump bring a lot of instability which makes investments risky to say the least. Long term betting on electricity is smart since we will probably succeed in fusion near 2040 which will make the price of electricity much cheaper than now, I would wait for a while so BYD shares drop and buy those, I do not believe Tesla will stay competitive compared to BYD long term. Betting on innovation can make you a ridiculous amount of money if you bet on the right horse, lab grown meat for exemple is very likely to eat a big part of the meat market in 20 years.
YOU do know we are producing more crude than ever? Not to mention that oil is sold on the world market and does not stay in the US. I imagine we are also probably refining at capacity. More drilling is not going to solve much.
Funny. You do this 'the president can't control inflation much' video when Trump becomes president to defend him against possible inflation and not when Biden was facing criticism over inflation. Making your political bias pretty obvious.
Do something about the weakling Yen. Japanese have loved coming to Hawaii for vacation, weddings, everything. Japan is flooded with too many westerners and have made it hard for the country to control the amount of people visiting there.
When the dollar weakens, it often signals economic challenges ahead. I'm thinking about how to safeguard my savings from inflation. Recently, Bitcoin has been in the spotlight, especially with the approval of Bitcoin ETFs and Trump’s win in the election-many predict it could soar beyond $100k. I’ve saved up $300k and am considering investing now, but I can’t help but wonder: is it too late to maximize returns?
Just because there are opportunities in the market doesn’t mean you should go in blindly. To understand the potential factors that contribute to your financial growth, I'll advise you to seek the help of a professional.
The best course of action if you lack market knowledge is to ask a consultant or investing coach for guidance or assistance. Speaking with a consultant helped me stay afloat in the market and grow my portfolio to about 65% since January, even though I know it sounds obvious or generic. I believe that is the most effective way to enter the business at the moment.
I really want to get in with a financial advisor this year, especially as all markets are hitting highs. I don't want to be too optimistic and end up losing everything.
Rebecca Nassar Dunne has always been on the top of my list..She is regarded as a genius in her area and well knowledgeable about financial markets. I highly recommend you look her up if you want excellent collaboration.
25% tariffs on all goods from Mexico and Canada? stupid and inflationary? or is trump a genius for threatening to upend his own trade agreement before he even gets sworn? or are we trapped watching an old man becoming even more demented
Inflation fighting tool- drill and mine for more energy, reduce regulations, remove tariff barriers and reduce the size of government and correspondingly cut taxes on income. Do not cut corporate taxes or do not have a massive budget surplus- just balance it, so the value of the currency won’t go up leading to trade deficits.
So he should tell every state you need to cut 2% of your spending and let the State figure out what to cut. Why mention bases, or programs? Let the states figure that out. Still can't find the answer "Where does money from Tariffs go" No one knows, seems to be a money black hole. No transparency at all on Where Tariff money goes.
More inflation causes an increase in rates by the Fed which results in a decrease in value of real estate and most assets. Trump is in the real estate business
If Trump really wants to help lower inflation for consumers, he will not impose more tariffs. Instead, he will lower tariffs or remove them altogether.
People dont know what the definition of inflation or economy is. Attach the word "lower" to it in a sentence they think its good and words make it possible to have more money.
You said the president doesn’t affect inflation and continued by saying this how a president can affect inflation lol and you wonder why no one takes you seriously
Gasoline price increases are Inflation, it goes up 30% and then comes down 10%, big business does it that way to make it look like your getting a good deal, All products are like that, food, clothing, etc etc etc,
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"The Enduring Injustices of a Tiered Legal System-unlike the version portrayed by U.S. President-Elect Donald J. Trump and his MAGA movement, who, while loudly decrying its existence, have consistently manipulated and profited from the same systemic inequalities they claim to condemn." By Mr. Adrian Praljak, Australian and Global Lawyer and Attorney -At- Law
It's hard work fitting all your tax cuts for billionaires into one bill.
HE IS ALREADY MAKING IT WORSE LOL
Companies rarely lower prices after they go up. No matter the supply.
When foreign made goods go up in price, American made goods also go up in price.
That’s just not true, companies can choose to do what they want but the free market decides what people will be willing to buy. If an item is cheaper from a competitor, then people will buy from the competitor.
@@JoseMurillo-tn8gk you are correct “they choose not to lower prices”. No where did I say they aren’t allowed to put the prices they want. However, many of these same companies also get subsidies that we taxpayers pay for
@@junior1497 Depends on which markets, but most of the time prices are decided on how the consumer makes decisions.
The price is how much people are willing to pay.
>I will lower inflation!
>Increases tariffs
Hmmmm
i think scaling tariffs would be much better. it gives the industries time to get jobs back home to the us..
@@karlstrance7816 Even if you give them time, prices of those goods will go up because labour abroad is cheaper than in America. They will also need to pay for the entire infrastructure, building, rent, hiring people etc. All of the cost is passed down and recouped through higher prices. His policies WILL make you poorer and worse off than today.
The comment was too long. Trumpers have 0 attention span. They act like 4th graders, giggling if trump says a curse word😂@@sefyboy7183
@@karlstrance7816trump is way too stupid to do anything right
@@sefyboy7183 We survived 4 years of Bidenomics.
We'll survive 4 years of a president who is pro-America.
Customers pay for the tariffs, not companies or states. I guess the American voter will learn this the hard way.
The threat of tariffs can be used as a weapon
Were you not alive during the last Trump administration
@@dpharr100 Did you not hear of retaliatory tariffs? 🤦
US farmers sure did in Trump’s first term. Bailout of $60+ BILLION & counting, at least to those who could keep their farms.
ETA: Fact that you use ‘weapon’ re: tariffs says much. Use a weapon & expect same reaction in return. Tariffs should be a bargaining chip in negotiations or to protect against predatory practices. Using them willy-nilly implies weakness.
Tariffs encourage domestic production and consumption
@KnowledgeNerd123 That tired mantra is so 19th/20th century 🙄
Unlike in past:
- overseas shipping faster, streamlined & not as risky,
- overseas communications is now instant,
- takes years & millions (if not billions) for some industries to set up shop in new location.
But do keeping dreaming & buying ‘easy fix’.
And tax laws! Forgot abt favourable tax laws for US companies w/ overseas subsidiaries.
@@dpharr100 inflation was 3.6% cumulative in the last three years Obama’s administration. In the first three years of Trump administration it was 6.3%. Inflation began with Trump.
For some unfathomable reason, voters who have been trained to distrust experts, politicians, and government chose the lesser candidate because he makes undeliverable promises.
😂😂😂
As usual blame the voters
@@uromvictorof course, who else elects the leaders?
Told idiots what they wanted to hear.
@@uromvictor For some unfathomable reason, incognizants fail to understand that voters are responsible for electoral results.
@@pro-libertatibus Yet... no voter voted for Elon.
He isn’t going to do anything. He can’t fix everything and he would not know how! Just a bunch of empty promises. Wait and see.
He's going to fix inflation and Canada will pay for it! He's going to fix the budget and Europe will pay for it!
Yeah- let’s replace DEI with nepotism and pay for play. BTW we were at war the entire trump term. $300 million a day spent in Afghanistan, not to mention the lives.
@@Chad_Maxnever got past high school did you. You don't even understand the basics behind inflation and it's causes
OK
So Biden wasn't doing anything either 😂😂😂.
Still better than Biden n Harris
Once again he will inherit a strengthening economy and take all the credit for it
Yeah because everyone’s doing so well under Biden
@@levismith7444You can’t rate a presidents lasting economy solely off of their 4 year term….
@@levismith7444 YES they ARE! Virtually EVERY measure of the economy is doing exceedingly well. Open your eyes and look at it.
didnt know bidens horrible economy was great
@@DS-gt1ft ah yes because stuff like food, rent and gas is so low compared to 4 years ago, no it isnt
Donny will make inflation increase a) tariffs will increase prices b) immigration sweeps will increase prices due to shortages c) tax cuts will increase inflation
D) all of the above
People seem to have forget that the worth of the Dollar is based on the reliability of the country. What message electing a fraudster who believes not paying his debt the rest of the world will get? Who will lend the US money when there's a good chance of never being paid back?
10% across-the-board tariffs, and deporting cheap labor will increase consumer prices. How did anyone vote for an idiot whose plan will cause even more inflation is crazy.
TH-cam is starting to ban anti-Trump comments now. I just got a warning
Because most Americans are too simple minded to understand economics. Take the Black and Latino men who voted for him, they think like Neanderthals. They couldn’t realize that the Trump years were fueled by Obama’s 8 years of proper management. At the same time, those Neanderthals forgot that Trump destroyed the market due to his dereliction of COVID and policies.
People don't understand economics. It's all voodoo to them. They vote on their feelings because they're too dumb to understand mathematics
"I thought he'd give us cheaper guzzoline" -MAGAts in 2024
Thank you for recommending Sarah Jennine Davis on one of your videos. I reached out to her and investing with her has been amazing.
Wow, congratulations on your impressive investment success! Your discipline and focus on delayed gratification is truly inspiring. I'm curious, what are some of the key factors that you consider when making investment decisions? Do you have any tips for those of us who are just starting to dip our toes into the world of investing? Thanks for sharing your story!
Do you mind sharing info on the adviser who
assisted you? I'm 39 now and would love to
grow my portfolio and plan my retirement
@@สมรักษ์อินทร์ตา-ม7ฑ A great recommendation is Sarah Jennine Davis. Her basic information should probably be displayed when you search for her in your browser.
@@Elijah-e6vHow do I access her ? I really need this
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I plan to retire at 62 in another country outside the US that is free, safe and very cheap with a high quality of life. I could fully just rely on only my SS if I wanted to when that times arrives but l'll also have at least one pension, a 403 (b) and a very prolific Investment account with my Stephanie Janis Stiefel my FA. Retiring comfortably in the US these days is almost impossible.
I know this lady you just mentioned. Stephanie Janis Stiefel is a portfolio manager and investment advisor. She gained recognition as an employee of neuberger berman; a renowned investor she is. Stephanie Janis Stiefel has demonstrated expertise in investment strategies and has been involved in managing portfolios and providing guidance to clients.
I’m planning on moving to Thailand in the next 5 years if trump’s government doesn’t do anything with the high prices of groceries and taxes
What about you??
Been debt free for two years thanks to Stephanie Janis Stiefel. So sad to see my friends in their 40s with car loans, mortgages and credit card debt.
Please stop gentrifying countries
How can i reach Stephanie if you don't mind me asking?
Heard she’s an IA.
I’m starting to think average voters think inflation going down means prices go down. Prices never go down. The rate prices increase goes down.
Exactly but beyond that with Trump’s new much more severe universal tariffs-- we only risk the prices going up with worsening inflation.
@@technicolorsoultheory3924 yup this. Financial literacy is in the toilet for most Americans. It's why Trump was able to tell them tarriffs will decrease prices. It's one of the most basic things you learn in an economics course.
@@bltsandwich567then why was Harris advocating for price controls and increased taxes/regulation. If you studied economics you would know that both Harris and Trump are a mixed bag when it comes to optimal economic policy.
@@Argonhubert not to mention her student loan forgiveness idea which would also cause inflation. lol, but nobody talks about that.
@@Argonhubert she was advocating for the 1% to pay more, and that was the try to make up for the deficit Trump ran in his term. Ending tax cuts would not lead to more inflation since trickle down economics doesn't work. Companies are shown to do mainly stock buy backs when given tax breaks. Ending tax cuts is often deflationary since you reduce consumers buying power and the overall demand for goods. Most economist viewed Harris's plan has good, and would continue to help decrease inflation. Trump's economic plan was universal viewed has bad by economist because it would lead to more inflation. Comparing the 2 by calling them both a mixed bag is crazy.
Yeah billionaires gonna make your eggs cheaper 😂
billionaires know how to run businesses and make money, unlike comrade kamala that lost a billion in 3 months
You don't have faith in THE PRESIDENT? He can literally control the weather, inflation is childplay to him
Trump supporters will have a rude awakening when they realize Trump can’t do everything. But what am I kidding, they will still follow him no matter what. Everything is someone else’s fault.
Trump can make them believe anything. So he will just blame someone else.
When their lives get worse, they'll blame the libs, democrats, Biden, Obama, Kamala, Hillary's emails, Hunter's lapdog, but they'll still praise trump. It's a cult.
What did Biden do better?
Projecting what others will or won't do is why your opinions are worthless. I mean, democrats have been wrong about everything for decades, but that's fine?
@@Cantu1489 Pretty much everything.
Cumulative inflation during the last three years of Obama’s administration was 3.6%. In the first three years of Trump’s administration it was 6.3%. Inflation began with Trump.
This moron is going to put the final nail in the coffin of the regular American
Trust the King of Bankruptcies. How could it go wrong?
Look at his astrological chart on Astrodienst! No earth in his chat, his feet aren't on the ground!
yet hes a billionaire what about comrade kamala that lost a billion in 3 months
You really trust a drunk woman who can't handle public speaking to take charge of the government. Womp womp
This is not just inflation, companies are price gouging.
As if the American mind can comprehend this
America, an obese nation, demands cheap food NOW!
We are good addicts! Don’t get in the way of our food addiction!!!
That's room temp IQ for ya lol
NO ONE ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of americans.
If you think Republicans care about the common man...think again.
The history of Republican Presidents presiding over stock market crashes, e.g. Hoover 1929, Nixon 1973, Reagan 1987, Bush Sr.1990, Bush Jr. 2008, Trump 2020.
Reading the comments from Trump supporters truly brings it home to me what the problem is for America.
America isn’t going to slide from economic primacy because of political will, it will slide from it’s position as the strongest economy because a narrow majority of Americans absolutely can’t understand a solitary thing about economics. Nothing at all. Truly not one thing.
They understand only that someone quite charismatic and shouty has convinced them to believe a story - based on absolutely nothing.
Corporate Greed is a major cause of Inflation. Look at the Profit Margins of these greedy suppliers.
We make too much
Unless we have price caps, we're not getting lower prices back. They know people will pay so they're not going to voluntarily not take in the same amount out of the goodness of their hearts or something
@@BigBadJerryRogers Yes 👍
Prices, especially necessities like groceries, rarely go down outside of recession, etc. I’m surprised anew that prolific American consumers don’t know this basic fact of life.
Record profits during COVID years when so many consumers were squeezed were definitely interesting 🤔
Cal- Maine Foods is America’s largest egg producer. In 2022 their net income margin was 7.5%. It is currently 16%.
A 60% sales tax (tariff) on most of the things we buy is going to help inflation increase a lot.
Surely this is sarcasm or rage bait.... surely
@@roo_stonks Surely? Google Walmart & Lowe’s -- they reported earnings last week & released some anticipatory comments re: effects of potential tariffs.
@@roo_stonksit’s reality. No sarcasm or rage bait in sight.
America is currently plagued by the hydra-headed evil duo of inflation and recession. The worst part about this recession is that consumers are racking up credit card debt. In April alone, credit card debt went up 20% while rates have doubled in a year. Inflation is so high that consumers are literally taking debt for basic life necessities. Collapse has indeed begun..
The truth is that people are finally waking up to the fact that our systems are breaking down in thousands of different ways all around us. Personally, the financial market seems like the only way to go with a long-term horizon . But if you don't have that time, it's a tough market out and thus you should consider financial advisory.
This is precisely why I like having a portfolio coach guide my day-to-day market decisions: with their extensive knowledge of going long and short at the same time, using risk for its asymmetrical upside and laying it off as a hedge against the inevitable downward turns, their skillset makes it nearly impossible for them to underperform. I've been utilizing a portfolio coach for more than two years, and I've made over $800,000.
Inflation is around 6.5% here in the UK, but as we know it's definitely way more than the Government would like to admit. My plan is to earn more passive income and ride this out, can your Investment-adviser assist?
There are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’ Sophia Maurine Lanting” for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
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Increasing TARIFFS on CHINESE products will contribute to higher INFLATION. Even if products are entirely made in the USA, it will not necessarily LOWER their PRICES. The USA and CHINA should strive to balance TRADE through constructive DIALOGUE.
he certainly has control over making inflation much much worse with tariffs, a.k.a. import taxes
If inflation increases we NOW WE KNOW WHO TO BLAME 😭
China
Trust me, republicans will just blame the federal reserve or the democrats. They always do
The Fed's goal was 2% inflation. Our inflation over the last 16 months was between 2.3 and 2.5 percent. They were doing pretty good!
Tarrifs are inflation. Get ready to pay more for your coffee
Can't wait to see consumer prices double this time next year :)
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As with most everything, Trump has no understanding of economics.
And Harris did? 😂😂😂😂 her campaign is 20 million in debt
@@suntzu94 I don't know where you're getting your numbers. Probably QAnon. Because Harris' campaign has no debt.
trump is the best at bankruptcy
When your a built billionaire of of real estate, then talk.
@@Cantu1489inheriting wealth and committing fraud are not business plans most people can follow.
Dont worry woke folks, the drilling will start and once liquid gold is there in abundance, prices across the board will go down
Inflation was down to 2.6% by the end of October, there's not much to be eeked out of that. However when we measure inflation by cost of goods...we're going to see a good 10-25% increase due to tarrifs.
Thanks, MAGAts.
Who believes the Republican's conman cares about tweets about your life. Think conman
I'll take "dumbest question of the week" for $500
He can kill inflation by cutting government spending and sending the economy into a recession
putting rfk in charge of health will also help to remove demand from the market
I lived thru 10 years of inflation in the 70's and what brought inflation to a dead stop: an economic recession.
Cal- Maine Foods is America’s largest egg producer. In 2022 their net profit margin was 7.5%. It is currently 16%.
People in the comments not understanding inflation going down != prices going down. SMH
Did you mean to type something other than “!” before the equal sign?
No inflation going down means the rate of inflation is slowing. Disinflation is when prices go down. Disinflation is worse than inflation.
@@ClackerJack that means "not equal" in most programming languages
@@alexmiret5227that's a myth based on the false notion that consumers will cease purchasing in anticipation of lower prices in the future.
This has been disproven repeatedly in the technology sector.
@@lucassilvas1 thanks
Answer: he will increase inflation with universal tariffs and mass deportations
People don’t realize that covid buying habits people developed is the reason why we had aggressive inflation for 1-2 years. Everyone was okay and willing to overpay, horde, and get things quicker. All inflation after that was about business only catering to those people.
This comment explains that you have zero understanding of what inflation is.
@ lololol you doubt consumer spending habits have on inflation?
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Get ready for hyperinflation
His tariffs will definitely reignite inflation.
Stop government spending. Stop over printing money. Cut taxes. End of inflation.
the problem is not inflation, per se. western economists all agree, a little inflation (around 2 or 3%) is a good thing, as it provides enough of a buffer to prevent a deflationary spiral; because deflation is much, much harder to recover from. the main problem is that people's incomes have not kept pace with rising inflation, over many years… while America's billionaire class, the top one percent, own and hoard much of America's wealth. And Donald Trump's odious regime will make the grasping super-rich oligarchs/plutocrats even richer, while lower-income Americans will suffer a most cruel austerity. If you're not a billionaire, and you voted for Donald Trump, then you voted against your own best interests. Now get ready for the find out part of FAFO.
For the most part this is true but if you look at the data on Trump's first term he actually was closing the wealth gap b/w the rich and working class. Also, and this is extremely important to understand, there's little to no barriers for someone to move from the bottom 1% to the top 10% other than the ones that are self imposed...
@@Chad_Maxthe data states between 2019 and 2022, so does Biden get credit for shrinking the wealth gap? Also there’s a pre pandemic and post pandemic world. Lastly most of the gains from Trump tax cut went to the wealthy in the form of stock buyback which just boosted the top 1% asset, it did nothing to reduce the wealth gap. The blimp only existed because the market went down temporarily due to Covid.
Lastly you just made up the stats for the bottom 1% moving to the top 10% with virtually no barrier. There’s plenty of barriers from the start, spawn point and socioeconomic conditions play a huge factor in moving from one strata to the other. You’re peddling so much pseudoscience it’s insane. If a recession happens under trump you going to blame Biden?
@@Chad_MaxTrump policies actually help widen the gap between the rich and the poor. It's facts. The Stock Market hit record highs almost every other month until the Pandemic. Everybody knows wealthier people invest in the Stock Market while the poor lives paycheck to paycheck.
@@Chad_Max Here's another bit of history you may consider. Sine the 1930s the US economy under Democratic administrations has outperformed the economy under Republican administrations by almost two to one. Every. F-ing. Time.
During Donald Trump's presidency, the inflation rate rose 7.75%. 4 of the top 5 states with the highest inflation rate? The Republican-led states of Florida, Tennessee, South Carolina, and Alabama.
A 7.75% increase on a 2% inflation rate gives an inflation rate of 2,155%.
7.75% over 4 years is pretty good. The average YOY inflation of Trump was under 2% , Biden’s was 5%. It’s easy to throw out a 7.5% inflation and say look at that number that’s really bad until you understand what it means.
@@philip2205you mean 2.15%. You can thank Obama for setting the table for that.
buyer's remorse for MAGA voters
bUt wOmEn’S RiGhTs 😂
@@johnbarton4101Imagine thinking women's rights is a joke.
@@phoenix5054 cry louder
Bet you're a very lonely little man aren't you 😅@@johnbarton4101
@@johnbarton4101 its cool, keep saying things like that. maybe andrew tate will give you a little kiss on the cheek for being such a good boy
That’s why trump says I love the uneducated
Morons vote trump 5:55
How much can a President or a presidential candidate do to address inflation? without funding in the budget not much. Trump told Johnson to kill the funding bill. 😢 voters and nonvoters were the losers.
Funny how I did see these videos by WSJ before the election.
The perfect storm. Decrease supply with tariffs and decrease demand with people living paycheck to paycheck. It makes American goods more competitive by making things more expensive.
So if they raise prices (tariffs) so that they are more expensive then US goods, then US manufactures will then raise their prices to match. In summary, you all get to pay more, LOL.
Im waiting for the announcement of the gold muskwagon
Zero
Country is in dangerous hands
MAAA
Make America Affordable Again😂
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The President doesn't control interest rates. The Fed can influence short-term rates. But the President (& Congress) have a great deal of control over discretionary spending. Meaningful reductions in discretionary spending will absolutely have a positive effect on reducing inflation. One of the reasons the Fed has taken so long to bring inflation to heal is that while the Fed was reducing demand by raising the Fed Funds rate, the administration was stimulating the economy in hopes of influencing the election.
trump will cut taxes
@@rayanbas405 how will cutting taxes reduce the inflation rate? (answer: it won't. Cutting taxes will stimulate demand)
@@lakeguy65616 Not always. Companies can reduce prices to gain market shares
@@rayanbas405 how do equate the government reducing the tax rates with companies reducing their prices?
@@lakeguy65616 If you reduce taxes in some sectors, you can have an increase in production and competition with more companies willing to produce due to the prospect of better profits.
In the energy sector, it could be a deal between major companies and the governement. We cut the taxes and you cut your overprofit margins
It’d be nice if the pro economy party were actually experts on economy but I guess that’s asking for too much
Tell companies to lower their prices and give them tax cuts on the back end to cover their margins.
Funny how corporate profits and executive wages never get mentioned.
People will get what they voted for
Tariffs will help in lowering prices. Sure..... I'll buy that for a dollar.
No. It’s controlled right now. Tariffs guarantee inflation will rise.
He can’t even control himself, how is he supposed to control anything else?
Trump's policies had been viewed by many experts as more positive for various sectors, spurring this massive rally. It's enticing to consider purchasing some stocks despite the ATH, I'm contemplating investing more than $300k. Thoughts?
Trump’s ‘Intense voter focus on inflation’ did it for me cos he stuck on addressing issues that mattered.
Your advisor must be really good. How I can get in touch? It feels like I’m the only one with a poorly performing portfolio.
Thank you for the lead. I searched her up, and I have sent her an email. I hope she gets back to me soon.
Hard to say, trump policies are overall gonna be terrible for the economy but it will profit big local companies, investing in those should in theory be a good idea however what makes me wary is that the economy has not been doing great for a while now and yet markets were barely affected which is a sign of a bubble. Trump bring a lot of instability which makes investments risky to say the least. Long term betting on electricity is smart since we will probably succeed in fusion near 2040 which will make the price of electricity much cheaper than now, I would wait for a while so BYD shares drop and buy those, I do not believe Tesla will stay competitive compared to BYD long term. Betting on innovation can make you a ridiculous amount of money if you bet on the right horse, lab grown meat for exemple is very likely to eat a big part of the meat market in 20 years.
No mention of drilling more oil to lower the cost of energy and thus lower inflation?
YOU do know we are producing more crude than ever? Not to mention that oil is sold on the world market and does not stay in the US. I imagine we are also probably refining at capacity. More drilling is not going to solve much.
Funny. You do this 'the president can't control inflation much' video when Trump becomes president to defend him against possible inflation and not when Biden was facing criticism over inflation. Making your political bias pretty obvious.
Do something about the weakling Yen. Japanese have loved coming to Hawaii for vacation, weddings, everything. Japan is flooded with too many westerners and have made it hard for the country to control the amount of people visiting there.
fMAGA FDJT
Get out of your echo chamber
@ sure 👍
Inflation .. price increases the consumer takes on their shoulders after those up the financial chain raise prices to make sure THEY don't suffer.
To summarize, an un-elected group of officials at the Fed determine what we can and can't afford with the money we have earned. Got it !
ALL of his "promises" are harder than they sound.
Imagine being so gullible that you think the guy screaming tariffs can simultaneously reduce inflation, *looks at the American public* welp…
Yeah, especially if youre gonna kick out the people that do cheap labor and tariff the heck out of imports. Big brains at work over there.
Interesting perspective, let's see what unfolds 🧐
The mid management of the federal government and reserve is the biggest issue.
Hurting people is never in the interest of the law. You decide.
When the dollar weakens, it often signals economic challenges ahead. I'm thinking about how to safeguard my savings from inflation. Recently, Bitcoin has been in the spotlight, especially with the approval of Bitcoin ETFs and Trump’s win in the election-many predict it could soar beyond $100k. I’ve saved up $300k and am considering investing now, but I can’t help but wonder: is it too late to maximize returns?
Just because there are opportunities in the market doesn’t mean you should go in blindly. To understand the potential factors that contribute to your financial growth, I'll advise you to seek the help of a professional.
The best course of action if you lack market knowledge is to ask a consultant or investing coach for guidance or assistance. Speaking with a consultant helped me stay afloat in the market and grow my portfolio to about 65% since January, even though I know it sounds obvious or generic. I believe that is the most effective way to enter the business at the moment.
I really want to get in with a financial advisor this year, especially as all markets are hitting highs. I don't want to be too optimistic and end up losing everything.
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😂😂😂common sense not so common, Donald
Mises, Hayek, Rothbard. These people from both sides don't listen You.
25% tariffs on all goods from Mexico and Canada? stupid and inflationary? or is trump a genius for threatening to upend his own trade agreement before he even gets sworn? or are we trapped watching an old man becoming even more demented
Given enough time, the truth will always present its self.
Inflation fighting tool- drill and mine for more energy, reduce regulations, remove tariff barriers and reduce the size of government and correspondingly cut taxes on income.
Do not cut corporate taxes or do not have a massive budget surplus- just balance it, so the value of the currency won’t go up leading to trade deficits.
I think more competition to offer goods and lower fuel cost will stimulate the economy. Make it easier to be an entrepreneur in America.
This could have been useful before the election 😂
So he should tell every state you need to cut 2% of your spending and let the State figure out what to cut. Why mention bases, or programs? Let the states figure that out. Still can't find the answer "Where does money from Tariffs go" No one knows, seems to be a money black hole. No transparency at all on Where Tariff money goes.
Thew sheep are all saying... Make America Affordable Again... MAAAaaaaa
Why does Trump always look as if he’s saying “I’m going to scweam and scweam and scweam until I’m sick” always looks aggressive . . .😊
Why would anyone think Trump is concerned about inflation?
More inflation causes an increase in rates by the Fed which results in a decrease in value of real estate and most assets. Trump is in the real estate business
Can it really be true that economic analysis hasn’t progressed beyond Economics 101.
If Trump really wants to help lower inflation for consumers, he will not impose more tariffs. Instead, he will lower tariffs or remove them altogether.
People dont know what the definition of inflation or economy is. Attach the word "lower" to it in a sentence they think its good and words make it possible to have more money.
You said the president doesn’t affect inflation and continued by saying this how a president can affect inflation lol and you wonder why no one takes you seriously
Actually a lot if he imposes 60 percent tariff. Trump may not be able to cut inflation. But Trump can invent hyperinflation with his tariffs
Gasoline price increases are Inflation, it goes up 30% and then comes down 10%, big business does it that way to make it look like your getting a good deal,
All products are like that, food, clothing, etc etc etc,
Trump always finds a way to resolve issues
Like what ?
@@richardmesser1091lies?
He’s gonna get mad when everything goes South.