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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @byzantine OP 26 Sep \ parent \ on: Trump will impose new tariffs on heavy trucks, drugs and kitchen cabinets econ
seems like the approach is to force domestic reliance since the market is pushing the opposite way due to currency imbalances.
yeah i don't know much about the costs of these trucks but i can only imagine the imported ones were cheaper otherwise they wouldn't be out competing the local companies --this will only increase prices in the short term.
am i wrong in my math? paying a 25% premium means an expectation that you think you will get back 25% at some future date?
if mstr trades at 1.25 nav it means shares could have 25% more btc than start of your purchase price. this year saylor has done just that. it is hopium to assume it grows faster than that seeing he has a 10% drag on the stock with selling shares to pay preferred dividends.
i think a 1.5 nav would be wild since at size it it really hard to grow year over year at 50%
Not sure about that. Saylor only has 3% and ETFs 8% so a lot is still not completely in the system even if it is kyc'd. There is still hope
i always come back to the principle that bitcoin is "black market money" sometimes illegal but often just outside the system.
if it can grow slowly among the people it will be enough with time
and i see new episodes but fountain doesn't expose the rss feed for import into other client https://www.fountain.fm/show/Mg1AWuvkeZSFhsJZ3BW2
I think you'll see a few things : you'll see a decline a new car sales except for luxury brands. You'll see a decline across the board in products in technology like Apple, you'll see a decline in healthcare enrollment.
middle tier restaurant sales will decline Amazon spending will decline. people will forego insurance on their house or car if they think they can get away without having.
essentially everything except for food and a yearly vacation will be cut