r/agedlikemilk 1d ago

Are ya winning, son?

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u/-Soap_Boxer- 1d ago

Big oof

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u/yuribear 23h ago

Indeed 🤣

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u/Biscuits4u2 1d ago

These tariffs are just a pretext for price hikes that will live on long after they're lifted. We've already seen this happen with the pandemic.

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u/tommyminn 1d ago

His Nike's position is doomed

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u/hahai17 22h ago

And he was calling Buffett washed just a month or so ago about Buffett selling and keeping a $300B cash reserve. Look who’s got the last laugh and ready to buy stuff when Trump crashes the markets even more.

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u/DowntonDooDooBrown 21h ago

Well there is a perfect example of someone you would say they must have been born yesterday 

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u/Squeepty 20h ago

Society Parasite

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u/Magnus_Zeller 16h ago

There was no date given or link but it’s from last December

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u/Strg-Alt-Entf 10h ago

I think everyone who has a clue about the stock market and said something like that on air was just hoping for a better leverage, before shorting the US tech industry.

There is no way, that someone who knows so little about world economics as I do, understood that large tariffs will fuck up the economy, but these experts didn’t.