The Nasdaq Composite Index, S&P 500 and Dow-30 all lost close to 2% or more Friday as a worse-than-expected inflation report and Wall Street's continued lack of enthusiasm for President Donald Trump's tariffs sent stocks lower. The$Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$led the way downward, sinking 481.04 points (2.7%) to a 17,322.99 finish. The$S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$likewise gave up 112.37 ticks (...
H-E-T
:
Last time trump had decent advisors ect this time a bunch of yes man. I think were all in trouble. Hes gonna run this country like his business were going bankrupt.
ScorpioRebelliousTV
OPFrozenjs
:
Trump way of making American great again is to make all USA citizens paying more money to buy goods and stuffs due to his tariffs war around the whole world. What a president who goes on waging tariffs war against EU, Canada, Mexico, China, Japan and South Korea and Trump is expecting other countries leaders not to retaliate against his tariffs war, what a dumb president. I hope the EU, China, Canada, Japan and Mexico will team up together to show Trump who is the real boss.
ScorpioRebelliousTV
OPjoelooi
:
Choosing this old man Trump as president is truly a tragedy. The U.S. stock market is falling every day, and it drops immediately as soon as the market opens. It seems it will continue to decline for a whole year.
10baggerbamm
:
I support Trump I've been a big fan of his for 45 years. I will tell you this he's out of his fucking mind if he thinks publicly traded companies are not going to raise prices. publicly traded companies have a responsibility to their shareholders to maximize profits. not to absorb losses. they are going to raise prices because they have to cover that expense that they are incurring by producing parts overseas and getting tariffed on these parts when they bring them back into the country or producing cars overseas or in Mexico or in Canada and bringing them into the country. they're not going to pay a trump tariff and lose money on a vehicle. what is their alternative if they don't raise prices? they stopped producing they lay off people. companies are not going to spend billions of dollars and build plants in the United States which takes years and years between design layout logistics the build out process staffing training it's a very long capital expenditure. and then 4 years from today everything shifts and they're back to producing overseas because labor is cheaper. so the fact that the matter is prices are going up and new car sales are going to go to shit if your vehicles are made overseas because customers are not going to pay for what was an $80,000 truck as an example today and April 3rd is $100,000. and the manufacturers are not going to absorb that $20,000 hit so this is a real problem.
far008
:
I think something's need to be put into perspective. tariffs are a tax. Mr. Pump or Mr. Dump is trying to de globalize the world. the reliance the US on the world is very true. Looking at Canada there are concerns. We have the worst leadership the country has seen in 20 years! also we have a leader who does not live in Canada! it's actually a joke! I think the west has to start realizing that this is just another Empire falling apart. it remains to be seen who could potentially be the next super.
10baggerbamm
far008
:
tariffs are not a tax because you do not have to buy that particular item that is subjected to a tariff. who you're wrong you see the mentality of the left say this is a tax. taxes when you don't have a choice you buy a house and the town that you live in or the city or state you live in believes in spending every cent and hiring more people because that's their liberal Democratic way so the only way they can cover their expansion at the local government level is by raising your taxes. you see you don't have a choice if you don't pay your property taxes they will sell your property at a tax sale. if you rent a house as an example and you're in a lease that says you pay rent of $2,000 a month for this house for 24 months and the town raises the taxes to the property owner he can't come back to you and Jack rent by $500 because you're in a lease. if at the end of the lease he says your new rents 2500 a month you can say go pound sand I'm going to rent another house so you see a tariff is not a tax because you have a choice. if I'm going to be buying a truck I can go to a Ram dealer today and buy a truck for $80,000 if I wait till the 3rd of April it's now 100,000 I don't need to buy that truck I can buy a different brand I can buy a used vehicle , so a tariff is not a tax you need to educate yourself.
LittleSoldier
10baggerbamm
:
Well the reality is this! While on the one hand for only selfish reasons i wish this wasn’t the case! Unfortunately this world doesn’t revolve around how well my stocks or crypto does! Trump is backed into this corner where he has no choice its either do the tariffs and save America from ruin or continue the Biden puppet plan of the globalist! The reality of that is even worse! imagine a whole world of incompetence and woke, dei? not to mention the morality of a good portion of the issue! drag queen shows etc for 3 year olds and transgender operations on 10 year olds. Freedom of speech or anything else? yeah thats gone to! So fuck portfolio Trump can have it!
Good morning mooers! Here are things you need to know about today's Singapore markets: - Singapore shares opened higher on Friday - Stocks Fall Despite Better-Than-Expected Q4 U.S. GDP - Singapore Tops Sea Tech VC Deals Despite 21% Funding Decline - Stocks to watch: 9CI, U96 and etc. - Latest share buy back transactions Market Snapshot Singapore shares opened higher on Friday: Today's Volume / Value: ...
Good morning mooers! Here are things you need to know about today's market: U.S. stock markets edged lower on Thursday due to President Trump's proposed 25% tariffs on foreign-made cars. The Malaysian stock market climbed yesterday, with the FBM KLCI index reaching a two-week high. Stocks to watch: SAPNRG, CRESNDO, etc. - Moomoo News MY Wall Street Summary $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$5,693.31 (-0.33...
21
1
1
Report
104017983
:
Long holiday break couple with Tariff imposed on 2/4/25
G'day, mooers! Check out the latest news on today's stock market! • Stocks fall despite better-than-expected Q4 U.S. GDP • Australian stocks extend slide on tariff uncertainty • Stocks to watch: CTD, IPL and etc. Wall Street Summary Despite an upward revision in the U.S. Q4 GDP growth rate from a previously estimated 2.3% to 2.4%, stocks fell. However, this was still a slowdown compared to Q3's 3.1% growth...
The Nasdaq Composite Index, Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 all inched lower Thursday, weighed down by President Donald Trump's announcement of planned 25% tariffs on all cars made outside of the United States. The$Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$led the way lower, falling 94.98 ticks (0.5%) to 17.804.03, while the$Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$shed 155.09 points (0.4%) to 42,299.70. ...
TTONE
:
When Trump was president, it was clear that nothing good would come of it; this guy probably shorted the U.S. stock market. Every time it rises a bit, he comes out to shout.
73719007 : so now after tariffs you going to sink stock market to 0?

103960787 : I think both the US and Canada presidents have hidden agendas. They are not stupid. Both may gain something big out of this issue.