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https://finance.yahoo.com/news/trump-says-apos-apos-ready-100900482.html

Stock market crash today!

We're going down, boys!

>> No.10343891
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>>10343869
You'd better pick up a fat stack of these bad boys while you can

>> No.10343895
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OH NO NO NO

>> No.10343905

>>10343869
Bull run imminent.

>> No.10343912 [DELETED] 

>>10343869

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>> No.10343925

> Since Trump will restrict China
> China will give a big fuck you to Trump, and therefore will be more crypto friendly. In order to find alternate means to stabilize and increase their economic growth
> Bad for stocks
>Good for cryptos
And as predicted, in recent news

China To Introduce Digital Currency As A Substitute To Cash
https://news.livecoinwatch.com/china-to-introduce-digital-currency-as-a-substitute-to-cash/

>> No.10343934

Lemme guess... 5d chess?

>> No.10343936

>>10343869
what time does it open? i wanna watch live

>> No.10344097

>>10343925
China is not going to be crypro friendly just because whatever the US have done. They have to guard against capital outflow.

>> No.10344572

>>10343891
What do we buy tho?

>> No.10344590

>>10343925
Notice how every country thats "crypto friendly" just wants to roll their own crypto. Buttcorn is fucking toast. It will soon be b& everywhere and only state cryptos will be allowed.

>> No.10344609

Tariffs on countries that produce decent stuff might matter. Tariffs on countries that produce nothing but pure refined garbage won't matter.

>> No.10344637

>>10344097
Inversely they have to ultimately protect capital inflow, and the tariffs doesn't help.

>> No.10344688

>>10344590
They won't roll out there own shitcoins. The best thing to do is silently take over the dev team of some shitcoins that already got a solid community member, follower and product that already in use.

>> No.10344698

>>10344688
Venuzuela did.

>> No.10344706
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>>10344097
>governments matter
kek

>> No.10344721

>>10344637
That is not their main worry as long as they can prevent influx capital from leaving the country
>>10344706
Say this to the post I replied to

>> No.10344734

>>10344698
And look where that shit gone to, y think chink is a retard like those Venezuela?

>> No.10344747

>>10343869
Noice!

>> No.10344754

>>10343869
What good will this do? This shit is hurting american business and farmers. I do not think these tactics are working the way he wants.

>> No.10344772

>>10344721
Since they can't prevent the influx of capital from leaving due to the tarrifs, they're finding other means of getting more inflow of capital.

>> No.10344821

>>10344754

How does it hurt the farmers if imported food can't compete against them anymore due to tariffs?

>> No.10344840

>>10344821
Because the media says so.
Bigot.

>> No.10344860

>>10344821
>china puts tariffs on basedbeans
>basedbean farmer loses money in America

>> No.10344913

>>10343925
I hope you realize that China isn't entirely dependant on the US for consumers anymore, right? They are slowly, but surely building and buying infrastructure in almost every developing country, buying and trading oil and gold, and they have a market in the EU and Russia as well.

>> No.10344950

>>10344860
My entire summer job has revolved around basedbean pests, and how they overwinter on buckthorn. After getting baked in the sun for so many days walking through basedbean fields, I have learned to hate them. Why can't farmers grow anything aside from corn and basedbeans?

>> No.10344953

Kek it's all show, he knows you have to play hard ball sometimes to win.

That is not bad when you run a business, but when you run an economy its risky af.

I think America should be happy with a strong fearsome leader.

>> No.10344995

>>10344950
It's the banks. If the bank has you bent over a barrel with debt, they'll make damn sure you grow the most profitable crop.

>> No.10345021

>>10344772
What capital will flux into China now?
>>10344698
Venezuela did that because their main currency and their economy collapsed. Do you think China will get the same fate?
>>10344950
Other things would earn them less money? Also economy of scale and such

>> No.10345022

>>10343934
Haha, he fell for the 5D chess play. It was a 42D strategy, nobody ever tried such a move and it works brilliantly.

>> No.10345071

>>10344821
America exports food, it's not like you're going to be able to sell millions of extra onions products domestically, and you can't just arbitrarily jack up prices to make up for all the lost sales. The governments probably going to have to intervene to save farmers or there's going to be problems.

>>10344913
>I hope you realize that China isn't entirely dependant on the US for consumers anymore
Yes they are, for today any ways. The question is just who's willing to put up with more pain/can manage the situation better. Look at the difference between US/Chinese responses to the Great Recession, the Chinese state was much more proactive, also Americans really don't like having their lifestyles disrupted.

>> No.10345088
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>>10343869
Hah kid, you're wrong. I'm a boomer and about to retire. This will never crash

>> No.10345107

>>10345071
As a european I hope we cut ties with the US and join the Asian forces.

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>>10345088
>not inflation adjusted

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>>10344590
>Notice how every country thats "crypto friendly" just wants to roll their own crypto. Buttcorn is fucking toast.

Which will only make Bitcoin more relevant as people will naturally search for open source decentralized alternatives.

>> No.10345367

>>10345333
The average normie doesn't give a flying fuck about muh open sores, Bitcoin is a neat tech and concept but true cryptocoins will be backed by huge governments and companies.

>> No.10345386

>>10345367
Just like nobody uses gold to store value because fiat exists right buddy? Such a thing would never use a decentralized store of value that no government or company owns.

Now bow to your master like a good boy.

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>>10345367
>the average normie (which has no money) will dictate what the schelling point is (which is Bitcoin)

>> No.10345703

>>10345551
>0.7% of the population have all the wealth
Capitalism is totally not a scam.

>> No.10345747

>>10345703
>he conflates capitalism with conpounding interest
good goy

>> No.10345759

>>10345551
>tfw you will never make it
God damn, I want to die right now

>> No.10345795

>>10345747
Thats literally part of capitalism you idiot.

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>See related link
wew

>> No.10345837

>>10345795
>free market without interest can't exist
fucking brainlet

>> No.10345913

>>10345118

>-1% inflation.

>> No.10345937

>>10345837

It literally can't. Thats like saying communism works.

>> No.10345961

>>10345937
thanks rabbi

>> No.10345988

>>10343869
>Chinaman: We don't like what you're doing
I wonder if they have the balls to pull a Kennedy over this?

>> No.10346202

>>10345759
You can be well off if you own 1 BTC. If every $millionaire wanted 1 BTC they couldn't.