The average person doesn't care about the stock market. Think when you were young. My parents don't know anything about it. Average person cares about jobs and moving up and what their salary looks like. I don't believe the whole stock market directly influencesn jobs thing anymore. It's more of a medium influence. If companies are going to be forced to move back to America it will outweigh the stock market going up 150% in the past 5 months and then dropping 20 or 30%.
The average Joe is not as ignorant as you think. The average Joe knows stock prices are tied to their retirement fund and the propect of getting a raise, a bonus, or getting laid off. They might not be as autistic as we are, but they are aware of how stock market movements impact them at a broad level.
Sure the dumbest of the dumb don't understand basic economics, but if they're over 30 they probably remember how the GFC ruined everything for a few years.
90% of normal people don't know anything about the market dude. I stopped believing in the fairy tale of market go up means more job more success. It's bullshit. There is a light correlation yes, but not a complete one. Market has been up 150 percent over the past 5 years when the average is 8 plus the dividend. Only delusional people are having a melt down about market not go up straight line derp herp oh no my retirement guys!! That's the truth, keep up the down voted people. I only like saying the truth.
9 days ago you were crying about not finding a job after being unemployed for a year and making $1000 a month. You also complained that women dont want you as well in the same paragraph which was a weird thing to just put out there.
My body count is over 100 and I just made $30k this week. Just closed out my positions at the mega drop. Life is frustrating because I deserve alot more from this country yet they want to take 40 of my money from capital gains they can suck my ass hole.
Because they weren't taught about the market. On purpose. Because people who don't know how things work, won't be able to use it to climb the ladder.
Also, companies are already closing plants and laying off workers because of the crash. Those 900 people who lost their jobs today care very much. And that was just day 1. When the other countries start swinging back, it's gonna get worse.
Overall forcing companies to come back to America by making them save even a singular dollar will make them come back and that will way out weight the over valued market going down 20 30 points.
Paying the tariff is still cheaper than spending millions-billions building an entire manufacturing plant that may not be needed if he repeals the tariffs in 2 weeks. Or 2 months. Or 4 years if someone else is in control and repeals them all. Corporations have plenty of money to just pay the tariffs and wait this out because they don't eat that cost. They pass the cost on to us, the buyers.
While just paying the tariffs, businesses can also just move the product through another country where the tariffs aren't as high. This reduces their cost and is still considerably cheaper than building a plant here.
It takes years to build a manufacturing plant, especially for things like computer boards. Meanwhile, there are no new jobs so people are starving and becoming homeless while waiting for it to get built. People will die while waiting.
Prices will rise tomorrow regardless of what happens. Because he's been so back and forth on them, companies aren't reducing prices when he pulls back the tariffs. So it's going to hurt much faster than building a new manufacturing plant can help.
We still can't manufacture all of the raw materials to build EVERYTHING here in the US. Which means we'll still have to import those materials and every material imported will have a tariff on it. So if it takes 5 things, it will be tariffed 5 times before it's even built. It's STILL cheaper to build it somewhere else and then pay the tariff 1 time to ship it to the US.
Lol. Bro is an MBA and has never heard of competetive advantage.
You'll never make watches as good as the swiss.
You'll never make more cheap plastic stuff than the chinese.
You'll never grow as much or as good coffee as Brazil.
All of these are there because of competitive advantages these countries have producing these goods. For the US to feasibly produce those things would take decades of expertise, all of the factors in nature coming together and massive investment in order to succeed, and before it does, and even IF it does, the consumer will be left eating the price hike, making everybody effectively poorer.
Look at the steel tariffs from the first term he was in office - created 1-2k jobs in the steel sector, dropped 75k jobs in manufacturing that required that steel in order to operate.
Brother, a literal minor understands the stock market better then you. If a business is successful, naturally people will have more secure, possibly higher paying, jobs. How do you think retirement funds get formed out of curiosity? Tax. You know how tax works? If more people and businesses are successful, and making more more, they get more money taken from taxes. More taxes means that social security benefits, among other things, boost, and that affects retirement.
Explain why the past 2 years the market has been on an absolute rip but the job market has been horrific then.. Please I'm waiting. Here is the thing, an expert can understand truth more than the assumptions of a novice
Explain why its still dropping genius. We aren't getting more or better jobs, the school my parents work at just got closed down, and this isn't just my school district. Because the stock market is shit, PURRS are failing, and the state had to pull 6 million dollars from our school district, which is affecting jobs and the ability to get raises.
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u/AdSuspicious8005 2d ago
The average person doesn't care about the stock market. Think when you were young. My parents don't know anything about it. Average person cares about jobs and moving up and what their salary looks like. I don't believe the whole stock market directly influencesn jobs thing anymore. It's more of a medium influence. If companies are going to be forced to move back to America it will outweigh the stock market going up 150% in the past 5 months and then dropping 20 or 30%.