Economy Trump's April 2nd Tariffs

and you will probably be wrong.

"Amazon says displaying tariff cost ‘not going to happen’ after White House blowback

All the Oligarchs did was dip their toes in the water to gauge the temperature..

As soon as they heard “Hostile Political Act” Bazos said Fake News it was never a real thing..

Oligarchs are not as powerful as they would like to be, yet.

They have begun poking and prodding.
 
The trump economy ladies and gentlemen


United Parcel Service (UPS) said Tuesday that it will cut about 20,000 jobs and shutter 73 of its facilities as the logistics giant cuts costs amid a move to reduce shipping volumes from its largest customer, Amazon, and broader economic uncertainty.

The move, which amounts to a cut of about 4% of the company's workforce, makes UPS the first big American company to move forward with large-scale layoffs in the face of slowing trade due to the Trump administration's tariffs.

A slowdown in global trade is likely to reduce the need for shipping services between companies, potentially hurting parcel delivery firms.

"The world has not been faced with such enormous potential impacts to trade in more than 100 years," CEO Carol Tome said during the company's earnings call.
 
Lol Amazon actually doing something smart.

This press barbie would make North korea proud

Funny how the MAGA crying socialism this and socialism that is now acting like populist socialists

This is literally exactly what Chavistas did in Venezuela after their disastrous policies made shit more expensive, just blame the private government, accuse them of greed and politicking and doubling down on their economic retardation.
 
notice how displaying The Truth is immediately attacked as 'hostile'. These people are literally allergic to the truth, they're like fucking gremlins with fucking water or whatever the fuck sent gremlins crazy
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No underlying value and energetic cost just for transactions, that shit depends 100% on people buying in to pay people buying out.
The ‘no value’ argument misses the point, as you often do.

Bitcoin isn’t trying to be a shiny rock or a daily commodity or a stock. It’s scarce, decentralized money and that’s exactly where its value comes from.

As for energy, the traditional banking system quietly burns far more. Bitcoin’s just the first system honest enough to put it on display. Funny how nobody cared about energy use until something outside their control started succeeding.

Money itself doesn’t need industrial use to be valuable. The U.S. dollar is valuable because of trust and network effects, not intrinsic material value.

By all means, keep dismissing it. You’ll see it become a 5 trillion dollar asset and still dismiss it.
 
The trump economy ladies and gentlemen


United Parcel Service (UPS) said Tuesday that it will cut about 20,000 jobs and shutter 73 of its facilities as the logistics giant cuts costs amid a move to reduce shipping volumes from its largest customer, Amazon, and broader economic uncertainty.

The move, which amounts to a cut of about 4% of the company's workforce, makes UPS the first big American company to move forward with large-scale layoffs in the face of slowing trade due to the Trump administration's tariffs.

A slowdown in global trade is likely to reduce the need for shipping services between companies, potentially hurting parcel delivery firms.

"The world has not been faced with such enormous potential impacts to trade in more than 100 years," CEO Carol Tome said during the company's earnings call.
Ah yes, the 'Trump economy'—where the U.S. bravely slapped tariffs on its own imports, then acted shocked when global trade slowed down and American companies started laying off workers. It’s like throwing your own sandwich out the window and blaming hunger on the wind.

Let’s not forget:
Trump’s tariffs were essentially a self-imposed tax on American businesses and consumers (since U.S. companies pay the tariffs, not China).
Multiple studies—including from the Peterson Institute for International Economics and even Trump’s own Federal Reserve—found that the tariffs hurt U.S. manufacturing and agriculture, and slowed job growth in affected sectors.
UPS losing Amazon shipments isn’t just a UPS issue—it reflects broader economic uncertainty and weakened demand, both aggravated by erratic trade policies.
The “trade war” with China didn’t shrink the U.S. trade deficit—it actually grew during Trump’s presidency. Oops.

But sure, let’s keep calling it the best economy ever—while companies lay off tens of thousands.
 
The ‘no value’ argument misses the point, as you often do.
I never said no value, learn to read

Bitcoin isn’t trying to be a shiny rock or a daily commodity or a stock. It’s scarce, decentralized money
and that’s exactly where its value comes from.
Its value comes from demand, and its demand is inflated by people who are seeing Bitcoin as an investment, which as you pointed out, its not an investment.

So what happens when the people who see Bitcoin as an investment decide to cash out?

As for energy, the traditional banking system quietly burns far more.
No, it doesn't, unless you are being stupid enough to compare the entirety of traditional banking system with the entirety of BTC network which would be like me saying that candles are a more efficient source of lighting than electricity because you are comparing the entirety or electrical illumination to candles.

Bitcoin’s just the first system honest enough to put it on display. Funny how nobody cared about energy use until something outside their control started succeeding.
Because Bitcoin uses orders of magnitude more of energy than traditional electronic systems like a million times more.


Money itself doesn’t need industrial use to be valuable. The U.S. dollar is valuable because of trust and network effects, not intrinsic material value.
The US dollar is valuable precisely because its centralized and precisely because the Fed is an extremely respected institution which has a mandate to keep the price of the US dollar stable.

BTC is not money.

By all means, keep dismissing it. You’ll see it become a 5 trillion dollar asset and still dismiss it.
Dismiss what exactly? i merely stated that its a ponzi scheme where more people put money than people take out money and you got your jimmies rustled over it.
 
I never said no value, learn to read


Its value comes from demand, and its demand is inflated by people who are seeing Bitcoin as an investment, which as you pointed out, its not an investment.

So what happens when the people who see Bitcoin as an investment decide to cash out?


No, it doesn't, unless you are being stupid enough to compare the entirety of traditional banking system with the entirety of BTC network which would be like me saying that candles are a more efficient source of lighting than electricity because you are comparing the entirety or electrical illumination to candles.


Because Bitcoin uses orders of magnitude more of energy than traditional electronic systems like a million times more.



The US dollar is valuable precisely because its centralized and precisely because the Fed is an extremely respected institution which has a mandate to keep the price of the US dollar stable.

BTC is not money.


Dismiss what exactly? i merely stated that its a ponzi scheme where more people put money than people take out money and you got your jimmies rustled over it.
There is so much wrong with this post it’s not even worth getting into.
 
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