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Originally Posted by sb1
Several reasons, firstly someone on one side or the other of the tariffs will fold, and/or the Fed will make a move(lower interest rates), and investors will also realize that multiples are now much lower and the market is oversold. Part of the equation is company earnings as well, and whatever the headwind, companies tend to find a way to increase their earnings through good times and bad, using price pass increases to the consumer or by cutting costs, either way the bottom line comes out positive. Lastly, also consider the huge amount of cash sitting on the sideline, a few hints of good news and the market will "Melt-up" pretty quickly.
None of this is financial advice, just my thoughts and experiences in past downturns.
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Appreciate your thoughts.
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Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth
Not a political comment per se, but under Article I of the Constitution it is Congress that has power over tariffs. If this REALLY goes south and starts threatening people's chances of reelection because the economy collapses, Congress may do something. But I doubt it will come to that.
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I have read some things that sound like the beginnings of this.
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