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tertm141

2 hours ago

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philip shaffer

13 hours ago

Just seen an interview with Bill O'Reilly. He saying Trump told him that there was going to be news in a few weeks that would take the markets back up to February. $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$

AzonAdam

Yesterday 12:58

DONALD TRUMP AND HIS SUPPORTERS MISTAKES

Not to long ago, I watched a news about Bill O'Reilly (One of Donald Trump Supporter) insulted my country that we don't have money to buy from china. This is a insult to me and my countries pride and dignity. which infuriate me and sparked a flame in my heart. ASEAN countries shouldn't be underestimated given their region being the most potential. where Xi Jinping actually saw the potential and possibility of those region.

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AzonAdam OP : ASEAN Countries also China's biggest exporter which makes 16% of it's export. If the US REALLY want's to win this war. He should gain support on ASEAN countries not shatter their trust or conspire with them. Which is another blunder for him.

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TheReal财神爷 : fun fact, ASEAN has 700 million people - half of India's total population of 1.4 billion but with the SAME GDP as India.

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71542371 : ASEAN countries should be more cynical about China. They have only risen because the west invested in them. When we pull that funding, we will see how China does without training wheels. I would advise you to deal favorably with Trump, positively, and that will get you mutually benificial deals. Stay out of the trade discussions with China, and the US. When the younger brothers play with the Older Brothers, they get hurt.

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AzonAdam OP 71542371 : South East Asian countries have been trading peacefully with China since the Ming Dynasty. Until the west comes and ruined it. I'm more cynical on the west due to centuries of resources being exploited for personal gain during the colonial era. Trump wants other countries to bow to him. He didn't show a slight of respect to others. And I bet trump wants to try exploit ASEAN countries as he tried to rip off Ukraine's rare minerals in exchange for a peace deal with Russia.

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AzonAdam OP 71542371 : China is more capable on building its own wheels now. Its 5 years too late for trump to win againts China now and trump as well as his administration and the Fed knows. That they are gonna lose this trade war to China. China has prepared for this battle since trump's first term. And they are well prepared and planned for it.

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