Trump is not wrong to sound the alarm. America is indulging in cheap imports, massive consumption, and financial speculation — while sacrificing the productive foundation
The debate discusses the impacts of Trump’s tariffs on the US economy, featuring arguments from Spencer Morrison, who advocates for tariffs to protect American jobs
Trump is not wrong to sound the alarm. America is indulging in cheap imports, massive consumption, and financial speculation — while sacrificing the productive foundation
The market didn’t blink when Trump imposed tariffs. But when China retaliated, everything changed. Retaliatory tariffs might feel like a strong response, but they often
Trump says tariffs will fix our trade deficit. But what if the real problem is us? We’re importing goods because we’ve lost our competitive edge
Bitcoin’s temporary rise has some celebrating too soon. And its correlation with gold and Nasdaq is misleading. A weekend crash could trap ETF investors without
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Why Mainstream Media Hates Gold and Loves Bitcoin Gold is at an all-time high, yet financial media is calling it a “crowded trade.” Meanwhile, when
Why Your Cost of Living Is About to Skyrocket Tariffs aren’t just about trade—they’re about inflation. When we import less, the money stays in the
Tariffs aren’t just about trade—they shift inflation from financial markets to consumer goods. That means stock prices drop, bond yields rise, and everyday essentials get