Trump Says U.S. Will Impose Massive Tariffs On Mexico, Canada And China From Day 1

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Thanks for contributing to the discussion, Orry.

I was wondering where the righties had disappeared to, as soon as people started to talk real economics and policy. And here you are with more dancey videos. Pretty damn cool, if you ask me!

 

[mandrill]

The one I'm waiting for is the new wave of COVID where RFK Jr and Dr Oz forbid the use of vaccines "for health reasons"....

It's called WINNING !!!!!

 

[Insidious Von]

Donald Trump putting oligarchs first.

 

[dirkd101]

don't not expect Softwood lumber issue to get any better for Canada in trumps new administration

It's always been a contentious issue, even before Trumps first time in office.

 

[dirkd101]

I'm glad that they are going to bring the issue of not only drugs, but also illegal arms, crossing the border from The USA into Canada:

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This isn't a "new" issue. It's been raised with the Federal liberals before. Our borders are porous and always have been. The flow of illegal guns, for gangs, is a very profitable business.

 

[JohnLarue]

It's always been a contentious issue, even before Trumps first time in office.

two wrongs here which do not add up to a right
Canada low stumpage pricing for logging on crown land appears as a subside from the perspective of American forestry companies who operate primarily on private land.
American forestry companies continuously drop off bags of lobby money in Washington DC to ensure softwood lumber tariffs are imposed

the first is contentious as an outsider could see merit in either sides position
the second ( lobby money) is despicable

 

[dirkd101]

two wrongs here which do not add up to a right
Canada low stumpage pricing for logging on crown land appears as a subside from the perspective of American forestry companies who operate primarily on private land.
American forestry companies continuously drop off bags of lobby money in Washington DC to ensure softwood lumber tariffs are imposed

the first is contentious as an outsider could see merit in either sides position
the second ( lobby money) is despicable

We all know that money talks, especially in the US, where lobbying is big business and is very profitable for both parties involved.

 

[JohnLarue]

This isn't a "new" issue. It's been raised with the Federal liberals before. Our borders are porous and always have been. The flow of illegal guns, for gangs, is a very profitable business.

i do not agree with

Our borders are porous and always have been.

we never had a ''Roxhan Road '' free for all environment before Trudeau took office
Steven Harper / Pierre P would not have allowed that to fester for years

Justin Trudeaus open doors immigration policy and messaging was an open invitation to access the back door to the USA.
including an invitation to some very evil people

Far more terrorist threats have entered into the US via Canada than via Mexico
and starting in the new year we will getting a steady stream of these ''terrorist threats'' dumped back onto our side of the border.
They will cry "refugee" to get the hotel , food and spending allowance at the tax payers expense
Oh well, secondary terrorist attack targets in Canada will have to do

Justin Trudeau's stupidity is going to haunt Canada for a very long time

 

[dirkd101]

i do not agree with

we never had a ''Roxhan Road '' free for all environment before Trudeau took office
Steven Harper / Pierre P would not have allowed that to fester for years

Justin Trudeaus open doors immigration policy and messaging was an open invitation to access the back door to the USA.
including an invitation to some very evil people

Far more terrorist threats have entered into the US via Canada than via Mexico
and starting in the new year we will getting a steady stream of these ''terrorist threats'' dumped back onto our side of the border.
They will cry "refugee" to get the hotel , food and spending allowance at the tax payers expense
Oh well, secondary terrorist attack targets in Canada will have to do

Justin Trudeau's stupidity is going to haunt Canada for a very long time

I totally agree! JT has done some real damage, with regards to our borders and the liberal immigration policy. One can look back in recent times, when Trump made a threat to asylum seekers in the US, who came poring over our borders and the RCMP just helped take them in, when we should have just loaded a plane up and flew them back with a one way ticket. Our policies have always been an issue with the Americans, as it relates to their security, especially since 9/11.


We've had secret Chinese police stations operating here. Foreign interference in elections, and with elected officials, which have no doubt helped make policy, that has been of benefit to them. We are a joke in the intelligence and defense world and it shows with these things.

It's damned near impossible for a new government to clean up a previous one's mess, when it comes to things like this. We have seen more gang activity than we ever have, and one isn't a racist, when one points out their ethnic origin. Like anything, it's data, which is relevant. Whatever happened to bringing in the right people? Instead the floodgates have been opened and foreign criminal enterprises operate here. Just because you've let the right people in, doesn't mean that their extended families should be allowed in too, especially when they are pat of a criminal element.

We are seeing a shift in our society, where the Canada we grew up in has fundamentally changed. Our liberal government has seen to this, with their policies on immigration and such.

While we have always been on the radar for terrorists, I do believe that the time is coming, when this issue finally rears its ugly head. Look no further than last summer, when the father and son were arrested in Scarborough. They're here now, and it's only a matter of time.

Is Trump wrong for his stance and how he and many Americans view Canada? I don't think so. So he'll do what he can, with speaking out about our policies and how they affect the American's sense of security and use tariffs to reinforce what he's saying.

 

[SchlongConery]

time will tell
My guess is the board of John Deere is re-evaluating its current CEO's strategy.
Can he bully all of Corporate America ,? No he can not
That said a lot of corporate America supported him vs Harris and they knew tariffs were on the table with him
the stock market certainly prefers Trump so far and it is a good measure of corporate sentiment ..... long term

Trumps goals are pretty lofty and there are a lot of constraints (some of your points are valid ) and powerful interests who oppose hm.
That said there will be changes, deregulation of energy and there will be reshoring
how much?
time will tell

The John Deere situation is far more complicated than metal and what colour the hands are assembling it. John Deere is under intense pressure and scrutiny over its draconian service polices based on the premise that John Deere OWNS the software that runs the equipment and farmers are outright prohibited to do any repairs on their equipment. Not just how it might affect warranty... John Deere sues farmers for infringing on their intellectual property if you access their code.

The car makers used to say your entire car warranty was invalidated if you didn't get your oil changed at the dealership using manufacturers branded oil and filter. So if your transmission failed and you changed your own oil or even had an independent licensed mechanic change it with better oil. Tough shit.

In response in 1975 the US passed the Magnussen-Moss Warranty Act.

There are many advocates lobbying for federal "Right to Repair" laws now to address John Deere and Apple's designs that physically prevent you from replacing a battery or other parts.

Learn About the Right to Repair — The Repair Association

We stand on the shoulders of movements who have been fighting for working people for generations, and that's why we are proud to pick up the fight to protect repair rights and the definition of ownership in the 21st century. Get involved today.

www.repair.org

And there is soooooo much more to their consideration of moving than you read. Again, these things aren't as simple as the populist politicians like Trump make it out to be.

As for the stock market "preferring Trump".

Let me share something with everyone.

Stock BROKERS and banks make commission on the trades. Whether the price goes up or down... the broker makes his commission. So the brokers and banks are incentivized to encourage trading.

Did we have MORE sunshine this year? YES! So the broker will say to buy solar panel company shares as they are set to rise as more demand is anticipated. Or they will say that since there is more sunshine, solar panel companies will have less demand as the existing panels are producing more and meeting the energy demands.

The stock market is nothing more than a big bookie. If you win or lose.. the house makes it's money on the action.

The classic pump and dump fraudsters are essentially no different than the stock market and money markets except they are not licensed and don't wear as nice suits or get on TV.

One thing that I really hope Trump will do is reverse Biden's Keystone (and other pipeline) order so that it can be built. As much as I HATE the wasteful and pollution of the tarsands oil, someone is going to sell oil so it might as well be Canada.

 

[JohnLarue]

The John Deere situation is far more complicated than metal and what colour the hands are assembling it. John Deere is under intense pressure and scrutiny over its draconian service polices based on the premise that John Deere OWNS the software that runs the equipment and farmers are outright prohibited to do any repairs on their equipment. Not just how it might affect warranty... John Deere sues farmers for infringing on their intellectual property if you access their code.

The car makers used to say your entire car warranty was invalidated if you didn't get your oil changed at the dealership using manufacturers branded oil and filter. So if your transmission failed and you changed your own oil or even had an independent licensed mechanic change it with better oil. Tough shit.

In response in 1975 the US passed the Magnussen-Moss Warranty Act.

There are many advocates lobbying for federal "Right to Repair" laws now to address John Deere and Apple's designs that physically prevent you from replacing a battery or other parts.

Learn About the Right to Repair — The Repair Association

We stand on the shoulders of movements who have been fighting for working people for generations, and that's why we are proud to pick up the fight to protect repair rights and the definition of ownership in the 21st century. Get involved today.

www.repair.org

And there is soooooo much more to their consideration of moving than you read. Again, these things aren't as simple as the populist politicians like Trump make it out to be.

I was aware of John Deeres practices

Trump will view them as an attack on US Farmers

As for the stock market "preferring Trump".

Let me share something with everyone.

Stock BROKERS and banks make commission on the trades. Whether the price goes up or down... the broker makes his commission. So the brokers and banks are incentivized to encourage trading.

Did we have MORE sunshine this year? YES! So the broker will say to buy solar panel company shares as they are set to rise as more demand is anticipated. Or they will say that since there is more sunshine, solar panel companies will have less demand as the existing panels are producing more and meeting the energy demands.

The stock market is nothing more than a big bookie. If you win or lose.. the house makes it's money on the action.

Brokers do not control the upwards or downwards trajectory of the stock market
They facilitate trades and can make a lot of coin doing so

Institutional investors are far more influential in determining the upwards or downwards trajectory of the stock market and their views are based on their economic outlook,
An economic outlook ,which appears to be improved by Trumps election victory over Kackling Kamila

The classic pump and dump fraudsters are essentially no different than the stock market and money markets except they are not licensed and don't wear as nice suits or get on TV.

???
stock market IPOs are a source of capital for growth ideas , lots of risks in investing in new business ideas, but also critical for innovation and progress

money markets are a source of short term liquidity for corporation's and provincial / municipal governments
money markets have minimal risk premium vs the 'risk-free rate of federal government bonds
there has not been an investment grade default in commercial paper for decades in Canada (likely far longer)

lumping the pump and dump fraudster, stock market and money markets together displays a biased lack of understanding of how the capital markets lubricate the wheels of free enterprise and our economy in general
this lumping also displays a biased lack of understanding of the risk/ reward trade off all investors should undertake before investing dollar one

re: pump and dump fraudsters
money flows attracts unscrupulous people - best advice is buyer beware and do your homework before investing

did you get burnt by a high risk investment presented to you by a slick talking promoter?

[One thing that I really hope Trump will do is reverse Biden's Keystone (and other pipeline) order so that it can be built.

its not just Keystone,
Bidens administration was anti fossil fuels and pro green energy unicorns
The latter just does not work. period.
Biden knew this,.

As much as I HATE the wasteful and pollution of the tarsands oil, someone is going to sell oil so it might as well be Canada.

That is a self -contradictory statement
how does one waste pollution ?

if you deem it wasteful it must have positive value
pollution generally has only negative value

the deposit is higher viscosity hydrocarbons mixed with sand
conventional oil wells are lower viscosity oil mixed with other materials such as water, natural gas and nasty sulphur compounds

the use of the term 'tarsands' is biased and uninformed

environmentalism is a very positive ideal and a very positive practise when applied intelligently
however the current generation of environuts have shown themselves to be uncompromising , destructive and dangerous

"Just stop oil" are irresponsible lunatics
steven Guilbeault is a fanatic who would impoverish Canada and not give it a second thought

they will have set back legitimate positive environmental actions by decades

 

[squeezer]

The one I'm waiting for is the new wave of COVID where RFK Jr and Dr Oz forbid the use of vaccines "for health reasons"....

It's called WINNING !!!!!

and the anti vaxxers will cheer them on as they are begging emergency staff at hospitals to please help them LMAO

 

[mandrill]

I totally agree! JT has done some real damage, with regards to our borders and the liberal immigration policy. One can look back in recent times, when Trump made a threat to asylum seekers in the US, who came poring over our borders and the RCMP just helped take them in, when we should have just loaded a plane up and flew them back with a one way ticket. Our policies have always been an issue with the Americans, as it relates to their security, especially since 9/11.

Except we're a signatory to the UNCHR and can't just send people back.

We've had secret Chinese police stations operating here. Foreign interference in elections, and with elected officials, which have no doubt helped make policy, that has been of benefit to them. We are a joke in the intelligence and defense world and it shows with these things.

It's damned near impossible for a new government to clean up a previous one's mess, when it comes to things like this. We have seen more gang activity than we ever have, and one isn't a racist, when one points out their ethnic origin. Like anything, it's data, which is relevant. Whatever happened to bringing in the right people? Instead the floodgates have been opened and foreign criminal enterprises operate here. Just because you've let the right people in, doesn't mean that their extended families should be allowed in too, especially when they are pat of a criminal element.

We are seeing a shift in our society, where the Canada we grew up in has fundamentally changed. Our liberal government has seen to this, with their policies on immigration and such.

Exactly the same policies and enforcement as under the Tories. Except the Toronto Sun doesn't report it when the Tories are in power.

While we have always been on the radar for terrorists, I do believe that the time is coming, when this issue finally rears its ugly head. Look no further than last summer, when the father and son were arrested in Scarborough. They're here now, and it's only a matter of time.

Is Trump wrong for his stance and how he and many Americans view Canada? I don't think so. So he'll do what he can, with speaking out about our policies and how they affect the American's sense of security and use tariffs to reinforce what he's saying.

Every western country has a few terrorists. It's impossible to spot them all right away.

 

[NotADcotor]

The John Deere situation is far more complicated than metal

Metal isn't complicated. Death to all Butt Metal. Simple

 

[SchlongConery]

I was aware of John Deeres practices

Trump will view them as an attack on US Farmers



Brokers do not control the upwards or downwards trajectory of the stock market
They facilitate trades and can make a lot of coin doing so

Institutional investors are far more influential in determining the upwards or downwards trajectory of the stock market and their views are based on their economic outlook,
An economic outlook ,which appears to be improved by Trumps election victory over Kackling Kamila



???
stock market IPOs are a source of capital for growth ideas , lots of risks in investing in new business ideas, but also critical for innovation and progress

money markets are a source of short term liquidity for corporation's and provincial / municipal governments
money markets have minimal risk premium vs the 'risk-free rate of federal government bonds
there has not been an investment grade default in commercial paper for decades in Canada (likely far longer)

lumping the pump and dump fraudster, stock market and money markets together displays a biased lack of understanding of how the capital markets lubricate the wheels of free enterprise and our economy in general
this lumping also displays a biased lack of understanding of the risk/ reward trade off all investors should undertake before investing dollar one

re: pump and dump fraudsters
money flows attracts unscrupulous people - best advice is buyer beware and do your homework before investing

did you get burnt by a high risk investment presented to you by a slick talking promoter?


its not just Keystone,
Bidens administration was anti fossil fuels and pro green energy unicorns
The latter just does not work. period.
Biden knew this,.



That is a self -contradictory statement
how does one waste pollution ?

if you deem it wasteful it must have positive value
pollution generally has only negative value

the deposit is higher viscosity hydrocarbons mixed with sand
conventional oil wells are lower viscosity oil mixed with other materials such as water, natural gas and nasty sulphur compounds

the use of the term 'tarsands' is biased and uninformed

environmentalism is a very positive ideal and a very positive practise when applied intelligently
however the current generation of environuts have shown themselves to be uncompromising , destructive and dangerous

"Just stop oil" are irresponsible lunatics
steven Guilbeault is a fanatic who would impoverish Canada and not give it a second thought

they will have set back legitimate positive environmental actions by decades

I hope Trump influences Congress and the Senate to pass very strong right to repair laws. Not just limited to John Deere either.

As for the markets. You obviously are sophisticatedly knowledgable of them and I agree with you by and large. I was oversimplifying. No, I haven't been screwed by any slick talkers etc. WhenI was young I got an inside tip (legit) about a company that was supposed to get a govt contract. I used about 75% of my money to buy options. There was problems and the programme got cancelled and I lost ALL my money. I was young and learned since that experience. I rode the TSLA wave quite lavishly and made a shitload of money. I never believed it was worth more than ALL automakers combined but I recognized the hype and Elonmania and only put in enough that I could lose without even noticing. I sold 10% whenever it was up 10% and let the balance ride until I took out all my initial investment. Then I let it all ride until this summer when I realized Elon has lost interest in Tesla, saw and drove a Cybertruck in real life and realized they had nothing new so I cashed out completely. I'm still in a private placement of Space-X because I actually beleive THAT is a revolutionary company and has REAL products and services that will only continue to grow.

Having said all that, I deal with investment bankers from time to time in working with some companies. Generally, I don't like how they really don't care about the actual value of the biz, and pad and hype it up for IPO's etc.


On the issue of oil sands. What I meant to say is that I don't like how they have to use so much energy to extract the oil from the sand. Again, I have had dealings with an oilsands service company in Fort MacMoney several years ago and got a full day tour of the process from the HUGE electric excavators right through the steam separation. I don't like all the pollution produced to net the resultant usable petroleum. I am NOT anti-oil. In fact, I have invested in a company that recovers otherwise unusable oil from abandoned wells in Texas (mostly west Texas) that have too much water to be economically viable. As the boys say, it's no good when you "hit the ocean"! The Texas Railroad Commision has incredibly detailed records of every singe hole ever drilled in Texas and there are a lot of low production but huge reserves wells with lots of water that are worth hooking up a pumpjack and separation system to draw fifty to a hundred bbls a day. Problem was, but not presently, hiring rig servicing companies to install the separation systems and install the annular seals at the right levels to isolate certain strata.

Anyways, I'm not at all impressed with Trump's knowledge or management skills but I'm taking the attitude that we are going to live in interesting times and a huge shakeup might shake out well. Or not. Who knows. Not like I have any say in the matter.

 

[bver_hunter]

This isn't a "new" issue. It's been raised with the Federal liberals before. Our borders are porous and always have been. The flow of illegal guns, for gangs, is a very profitable business.

Where did I say that it was a "new issue"? This issue existed for decades, including the previous Conservative Governments, and just not with the Federal Liberals. Illegal guns are not the only profitable business, so are the drugs. Problem is that there is some bitter opposition to the more stringent regulation of guns in Canada!!