The Nasdaq Composite, S&P 500 and Dow-30 all gained better than 1.5% Friday after the White House said it's "optimistic" about reaching a trade deal with China to end a burgeoning trade war between the world's top two economies. The$Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$rose 337.14 points (2.1%) to close at 16,724.46, while the$S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$added 95.31 ticks (1.8%) to 5,363.36 and the$Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$gained 61...
Minotor
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why do you want a trade deal with china - when trump is reviving the Trans Pacific Partnership trade agreement with India and the remaining countries ?
gghjh hghj
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It's just a unilateral statement from the USA. Given the current situation, what is there to talk about? What can be used for negotiation? What China wants, the USA is not willing to sell. Consider what else the two countries have that is worth discussing.
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Minotor
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the problem is, china has the best tech, experience and quality control from the manufacturer perspective. this is partly due to its years of experience in manufacturing AND the dictatorship, hence the efficiency and effectiveness. SE asia is considered lower end of the manufacturing with relatively lower technical requirements, in short, you can make clothes and shoes from vietnam and Bangladesh. good luck making smart phones and computers in those countries.
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search TPP trade agreement - and you will understand what is at stake here - you are looking at a mega trade deal with Japan, South korea , india, australia , vietnam, mexico and canada to compete against china - trump did not want to join in 2018 unless the terms were better - trump is very serious about decoupling - but to tour point this comes with disruption ans pain.
COMEX gold has reached another all-time high, hitting $3,010 per ounce. Similarly, London gold prices have also surpassed $3,000 per ounce$Gold Futures(JUN5) (GCmain.US)$for the first time in history. Over the past year, spot gold prices have surged by more than 38%, while during the same period, the Nasdaq$Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$and S&P 500$S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$indices have only seen gains of nearly 11%. The robust performance of gold also boosts...
In 2024,$Gold Futures(JUN5) (GCmain.US)$rose by 27%, the largest increase since 2010. In 2025, gold prices have continued to surge, with a cumulative rise of over 9% YTD. The spot gold price has broken through $2,882, reaching a new all-time high. The increase in gold prices this year has been primarily driven by the policies implemented since Trump took office. These policies have intensified economic and geopolitical uncertainties, which in turn ha...
Gold prices have dropped nearly 6% from their late October peak of $2,790 to $2,630. Last week marked gold’s steepest weekly decline in over three years, as market jitters over President Donald Trump’s tariff policies potentially stoking inflation could prompt the Federal Reserve to ease its rate-cutting pace. Gold rebounded on Monday, snapping a six-day losing streak, driven by a pause in the dollar’s rise and renewed safe-haven dem...
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10baggerbamm
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if you are a gold bug and believe that gold will hit 2800 2900-3000 then you need to give serious consideration to the leveraged ETF NUGT. it has just built a base it is in the upward trend it sold off from over 60 to $37 it's back up to 41 right now as a result of gold being up 2 days in a row now that we have escalating tensions with Ukraine and Russia gold is back in favor.. we all know gold never vanishes it never goes away for any extended period of time frame.. that being said if you believe that gold will continue to appreciate then this ETF offers you the greatest upside potential return of any other gold related investment.
EZ_money
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mining companies always lag after gold because they yet to have reported production and profits. same as silver. always starts with gold and then money will shift to other related assets
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Minotor : why do you want a trade deal with china - when trump is reviving the Trans Pacific Partnership trade agreement with India and the remaining countries ?
gghjh hghj : It's just a unilateral statement from the USA. Given the current situation, what is there to talk about? What can be used for negotiation? What China wants, the USA is not willing to sell. Consider what else the two countries have that is worth discussing.
151490696 Minotor : the problem is, china has the best tech, experience and quality control from the manufacturer perspective. this is partly due to its years of experience in manufacturing AND the dictatorship, hence the efficiency and effectiveness.
SE asia is considered lower end of the manufacturing with relatively lower technical requirements, in short, you can make clothes and shoes from vietnam and Bangladesh. good luck making smart phones and computers in those countries.
Slic3 151490696 : they also copy our products we hire them to make and sell behind our backs
Minotor 151490696 : search TPP trade agreement - and you will understand what is at stake here - you are looking at a mega trade deal with Japan, South korea , india, australia , vietnam, mexico and canada to compete against china - trump did not want to join in 2018 unless the terms were better - trump is very serious about decoupling - but to tour point this comes with disruption ans pain.
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