r/WallStreetbetsELITE • u/davidmt1995 • Mar 07 '25

Shitpost Missing uncle Joe here

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You know what strengthens the stock market? Stability and predictability.

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u/Europ3an Mar 07 '25

LISTEN UP LIBERAL!

crashes the economy

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u/deezconsequences Mar 07 '25

no one crashes an economy like I do 👐, some are saying it's the greatest crash ever

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u/ahaangrygem Mar 07 '25

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u/Europ3an Mar 07 '25

🫲☝️

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u/o0AVA0o 29d ago

These are cracking me up

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u/o0AVA0o 29d ago

I audibly laughed at this omg

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u/Random_Name_Whoa 28d ago

A lot of people are talking about it

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u/Alolyn_ Mar 07 '25

I dont think BIDeeN could crash the economy like I do, no he can’t

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u/LazyTitan39 Mar 07 '25

When you have to destroy your country's economy because you're bored.

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u/MyNameIsDaveToo Mar 07 '25

When you have to destroy your country's economy because you work for Putin.

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u/thextcninja Mar 07 '25

Not because he's bored, but to own the libs.

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u/TheLordofAskReddit Mar 07 '25

“You’re going to get sick of all the winning!”

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u/hihellobyee 29d ago

Have fun!

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u/RepublicansAreEvil90 29d ago

They do it every time they take office

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u/kmac8008 Mar 07 '25

I wish they wouldn’t run 27/7 news cycles on how tariffs will crash the economy before they even know for sure it will. It’s just striking fear and panic they more the news and Dems keep repeating it all day every day. Technically it’s still speculation

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u/thererises_aredstar Mar 07 '25

We do know for sure they will though 🥲 not like this is new to the US, we’ve kinda been through this before. But for some reason people are like “I think Smoot Hawley was good actually maybe I need a little dust and rust for a decade plus”

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u/kmac8008 Mar 07 '25

Is there not a difference between speculation and definitive truth. The future hasn’t happened yet, so why run 24/7 news cycles saying how the markets will crash? Does that cause fear and panic?

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u/LegendaryLightroast Mar 07 '25

We’re already losing future orders from Europe on everything. Same with Canada. The future isn’t going to run like it did before all this. We’re even giving up military bases. And a thousand other negative things

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u/Extra_Glove_880 Mar 07 '25

all evidence we've had on tariffs shows that they need to happen when industries are in their infancy and they're competing against foreign production that are superior.

imposing tariffs AFTER the industries are established does not bring back jobs, especially while they're already major competitors on the world stage. what it does is disrupt supply lines so established products become more costly. Customers don't want to pay the increased cost, foreign suppliers don't want the hassle, and investors move money to markets that haven't been hamstrung.

We know what it does, Trump did it in his last term to steel, and steel just got more costly.

You can use data from past events, as a predictive model for future events. Wild

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u/SizzlingPancake Mar 07 '25

Honestly I think a big aspect is the uncertainty too, you can plan around tariffs, but when they are on, then off, then on again, then off again slightly, then increasing in a month, it's hard to even figure out what the landscape is

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u/[deleted] Mar 07 '25

Omg bro, I just discovered something that no one else has ever considered before - a history book

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u/kmac8008 Mar 07 '25

As the federal chairman said today nobody knows anything yet it’s speculation.

You must be a genius fortune teller! Like the main stream media shills. How do you know the future before it happens that’s amazing! And a tariff specialist on top of that brilliant!

Why can Canada literally put the exact same tariffs but we can’t put them back?

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '25

Blatantly ignores history of trade wars, thinks there's a possibility of a positive economic impact, literally brain dead.

But hey, keep going with isolating your country and attacking every ally you have. It's going to go great for you, ignore every lesson of the past lmfao

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u/Relevant_Jump2406 Mar 08 '25

Wow you’re so dumb that i thought this was sarcasm