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Reddit by mikeskeezer31 April 10, 2025

They have been telling us what they are doing the entire time. They want to lower yields

If you listen to Scott Bessent and the Trump administration, they have been telling us what they are doing the entire time. Scott Bessent has at least been honest when telling us their priority is to lower the 10 year treasury yield and also cut interest rates. The plan had …

Reddit by dui01 April 10, 2025

Has there ever been an administration which seems to be so blatantly manipulating the markets?

I'd love to see trades completed by Trump's insiders (or their twice removed relatives) for the past week. The "rumour" of the tariff pause causing a massive pump to converting it to "fake news" for the dump, then 2 days later it is now real news. It's such hot garbage. …

Reddit by Baraxton April 10, 2025

Market Manipulation and Trade Tensions: A Cautionary Outlook

The economic implications of the current trade situation have yet to be fully realized. Despite significant market movements, America's largest trade partners—Canada, Mexico, and China—maintain tariffs ranging from 25% to 125%, with no clear resolution in sight. Additionally, a 10% tariff remains in place for all other countries, creating a …

Reddit by Sosa20012001 April 10, 2025

Why not exercise options in the money?

Real quick and potentially stupid question A) why do people not exercise contracts in the money? B) why can’t you purchase and already “in the money contract” and then exercise it immediately after purchasing it. I’m sure there is a very obvious answer to both of these questions but I’d …

Reddit by sharkmenu April 10, 2025

. . . so tariffs increased today? (math check please)

The current narrative seems to be that we are saved from economic ruin because Trump saw the falling bond market and generously limited most tariffs to only 10% for the countries he had previously threatened with various tariff percentages. Except for China, which is now subject to a 125% tariff. …

Reddit by Defiant-Tomatillo851 April 10, 2025

Has the deep dip ended?

Is it a bull market from now on? SPY QQQ over 10% pickup in a day is really crazy. Does this mean that the dip has ended and now it's going to pick up? Or what other bad news is waiting to make the market still in bearish in the …

Reddit by Own_Entertainment164 April 10, 2025

America and China are still in a full blown trade-war.

Celebrate huge wins if you made them but huge business is still in this America-China trade war. And overnight it got worse. Amazon, apple, Nike and other companies will still feel the impact of the tariffs. This will have swings in the markets. Supply chain businesses might see volatile markets. …

Reddit by Endofignorance4444 April 10, 2025

US dollar might as well be monopoly money at this point

Beyond enraged. We are a joke now. Very unfunny joke, but a joke nonetheless. This moron is destroying one of our greatest strength in world economy. He's threatening dollar's status as the world's main reserve currency. Considering how he managed to break everything in 2-3 months and torch America as …

Reddit by AnaIyze April 10, 2025

Semiconductor + Pharma tariffs

Do you guys still think semiconductor or pharma tariffs are still coming? Despite the 90 day delay today? since these 2 arent countries but rather goods.. Also does anyone know if this 90 day delay include the reciprocals on Europe? From trumps tweet it sounds more like it only applied …

Reddit by WinningWatchlist April 9, 2025

Whistleblower Sarah Wynn-Williams accuses META of colluding with China

>Sarah Wynn-Williams, Facebook’s former Head of Global Public Policy, testified before the U.S. Senate today about the company’s relationship with China. >According to Wynn-Williams, the company now known as Meta worked directly with the Chinese Community Party (CCP) to “undermine U.S. national security and betray American values,” she said. >She …