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Reddit by Synopog April 6, 2025

The one part I don’t understand about these tariffs

Why did he make it such a spectacle with Liberation day? He could’ve implemented tariffs quietly if that was his goal but he made it a big production with all the theatrics. Why spook the market. In summary, this administration has no idea what it’s doing. Short everything they’ve touched!

Reddit by callsonreddit April 6, 2025

Tesla bull slashes stock price target 43%, citing Musk and Trump

[https://finance.yahoo.com/news/tesla-bull-slashes-stock-price-184418063.html](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/tesla-bull-slashes-stock-price-184418063.html) (Bloomberg) — One of Wall Street’s most bullish Tesla Inc. analysts slashed his price target for the stock by 43%, citing a brand crisis created by Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk and US President Donald Trump’s trade policies. “Tesla has essentially become a political symbol globally,” Daniel Ives, a …

target $315.00 Score: 1.00 View Prediction
Reddit by Future_Usual_8698 April 6, 2025

White House Opens National Parks to Logging- Trump administration orders half of national forests open for logging An emergency order...

[https://www.reddit.com/r/NationalPark/comments/1jsytol/trump\_administration\_orders\_half\_of\_national/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web3x&utm\_name=web3xcss&utm\_term=1&utm\_content=share\_button](https://www.reddit.com/r/NationalPark/comments/1jsytol/trump_administration_orders_half_of_national/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button) This was predicted in this sub a few weeks ago- what do you think, investors? Tarriffs on Canadian lumber will change the ground rules, what do you see as the winners-losers in the marketplace?

Reddit by ai0verlords April 6, 2025

No Dry Powder... How about this strategy?

TDLR: Does having dry powder by selling stocks and paying a guaranteed 15% capital gains tax now ($37.5k) cost roughly the same as borrowing via margin at 5% interest over 3 years ($30k)? \-- Hey Reddit, quick sanity check needed on my post-crash thinking. I didnt sell at the peak …

Reddit by No-Amoeba-6542 April 6, 2025

I see a bunch of people saying they can't retire now due to the stock market tanking. Are retirees (or soon-to-be) invested in the market?

Don't get me wrong, I think the tariffs are totally moronic. But, if I was planning on retiring in the near future, there is *no way* I'd be heavily invested in the stock market. Way too risky for short term need. Are people really heavily invested in the stock market …

Reddit by qpwoei07- April 6, 2025

Should I sell my stocks in trading212 pies?

Currently I have £850 in various popular pies in Trading212, currently i’m losing £150, I’m aware these numbers are tiny compared to some others but I was planning to sell everything in September (because that’s when I need the money), should i sell now? Should I hang on? I also …

Reddit by BlueBird1800 April 6, 2025

Agricultural Export Taxes

These were mentioned in a tweet on Mar 3 by Trump. In all the noise of the import tariffs I've not seen if these were passed or not. Does anyone have any info if they have or an update? March 3rd Tweet by President Trump: "To the Great Farmers of …

Reddit by badharp April 6, 2025

Not being able to write off your stock losses

You can only write off max $3k/yr if you lose on a stock, is that correct? So, if true, what is up with the Bill Ackman / Valeant Pharmaceuticals talk within this link below about they chose to sell and will "realize a large tax loss." Can corporations write off …

Reddit by toastybumsmack April 6, 2025

Freshly 18. Where do I start?

I’m freshly 18 wanting to learn how to invest. I know next to nothing and was wondering where is the best place to start? I’ve already started researching through TikTok and YouTube but wanted to know if there’s anything they don’t tell you?

Reddit by NeitherGas5326 April 6, 2025

So what happens when everybody drops their tariffs and there's still a massive trade imbalance with the U.S. ?

This policy direction of the Trump administration is so bizarre. Trump is confusing trade imbalances as tariffs and thinks that tariffs will fix it. When he hopefully finally comes to his senses and these tariffs are dropped but the trade balances still exist, then what ?