China urges more trade talks as tariffs on US goods begin

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https://www.cnbc.com/2018/04/04/us-stock-futures-dow-data-trade-tech-and-politics-in-focus.html

[Jacque67 7,328]

When you’re already $500 Billion DOWN, you can’t lose!

DJT

 

the master of bankruptcies 

[Jacque67 7,328]

Old casino world joke:

The only way to go broke is to be dumber than your customers 

[JimandChristy 1,689]

How can anyone trust this President with our economy when he's had numerous bankruptcies and failed to make a casino profitable!

[jg121783 3,921]

28 minutes ago, JimandChristy said:

How can anyone trust this President with our economy when he's had numerous bankruptcies and failed to make a casino profitable!

Bankruptcies are part of doing business for many successful business people. The statistics show more businesses fail than succeed. I don't know if you have ever owned a business or not but most people who have know that failure (and learning from it) is part of ultimate success. Someone who fails once and gives up is not cut out to be a business person. I would say Trump did pretty good in the end with the billions he now has.

 

As far as the economy goes Trump has set a solid track record over the last year bringing jobs back, cutting taxes across the board and trying to right the decades of wrongs in regards to trade with China and other countries. He inherited a huge mess and has already made big progress turning things around but decades of bad policy can't be fixed overnight (or probably even in 8 years).

[JimandChristy 1,689]

17 minutes ago, jg121783 said:

Bankruptcies are part of doing business for many successful business people. The statistics show more businesses fail than succeed. I don't know if you have ever owned a business or not but most people who have know that failure (and learning from it) is part of ultimate success. Someone who fails once and gives up is not cut out to be a business person. I would say Trump did pretty good in the end with the billions he now has.

 

As far as the economy goes Trump has set a solid track record over the last year bringing jobs back, cutting taxes across the board and trying to right the decades of wrongs in regards to trade with China and other countries. He inherited a huge mess and has already made big progress turning things around but decades of bad policy can't be fixed overnight (or probably even in 8 years).

Seriously? How much of his wealth is leveraged? US Banks no longer let him borrow money because he's irresponsible. So his only choice was to go abroad and borrow money from foreign banks or people, say like those that have ties to the Kremlin? The fact he won't release his tax returns shows how much of a liability he is.