volsrocks
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Have you taken a look around today at what's going on? Things are going rather well, economically-speaking.
Sure, the stock market didn't like the uncertainty of the impact of tariffs at all, tanking for the better part of a month. But if one just ganders at the economic development and investment committed to begin in the United States due to the threat of tariffs, it's staggering when you start looking at all the zeros after the crooked numbers. There are going to be trillions of dollars flowing into America...trillions that would have remained working against American workers and taxpayers had the election gone a different direction last November.
Here's just an overview.
Just focusing in one some of the more recent ones, Hyundai isn't just going to build cars here, Louisiana is going to be a steel state.
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The United Arab Emirates, perhaps the most U.S.-friendly Arab state in the Middle East, is set to jump into America big time - to the tune of $1.4 trillion dollars.
Do you remember how high the price of oil got during the Biden administration? In June of 2022, West Texas intermediate crude hit $114.84 dollars a barrel. Do you remember how crazy expensive everything got in 2022 and 2023 because of increased production and shipping costs of virtually every consumable thing there is? Most of what we consume had to be shipped, transferred to rail, then trucked to the place where you purchased it. Every step along the way required oil.
Today, oil is back under $70, and it's no accident. The Trump effect is especially being felt in that sector.
In 31 states, gas prices have fallen for the past few weeks. In Florida, gasoline has retreated to under $3 for the first time in over a year.
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Sure, the stock market didn't like the uncertainty of the impact of tariffs at all, tanking for the better part of a month. But if one just ganders at the economic development and investment committed to begin in the United States due to the threat of tariffs, it's staggering when you start looking at all the zeros after the crooked numbers. There are going to be trillions of dollars flowing into America...trillions that would have remained working against American workers and taxpayers had the election gone a different direction last November.
Here's just an overview.
Just focusing in one some of the more recent ones, Hyundai isn't just going to build cars here, Louisiana is going to be a steel state.
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The United Arab Emirates, perhaps the most U.S.-friendly Arab state in the Middle East, is set to jump into America big time - to the tune of $1.4 trillion dollars.
Tariffs may be a bludgeon, and the President may cause short-term instability with them, but if you look at the net effect they've had on world investment for the medium and long-term, it's pretty conclusive that the economy is rapidly shifting to a position of dominance for the foreseeable future.
Do you remember how high the price of oil got during the Biden administration? In June of 2022, West Texas intermediate crude hit $114.84 dollars a barrel. Do you remember how crazy expensive everything got in 2022 and 2023 because of increased production and shipping costs of virtually every consumable thing there is? Most of what we consume had to be shipped, transferred to rail, then trucked to the place where you purchased it. Every step along the way required oil.
Today, oil is back under $70, and it's no accident. The Trump effect is especially being felt in that sector.
In 31 states, gas prices have fallen for the past few weeks. In Florida, gasoline has retreated to under $3 for the first time in over a year.
Sure, No One Likes The Tariffs, But...
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