And China government have officially started investigating Fedex, who admitted that they have erroneously sent some Huawei documents to the United States.
Chinese media cited "professional" opinion, claimed that according to document leaked together with the PRISM, American government would intercept packages and sabotage them and embed secret software into those packages, so they suspect Fedex is acting on behalf of American government's order.
In my opinion, if Chinese government officially reached similar conclusion, then in the worst case scenario Fedex could be expulsed from the Chinese market.
/smg/ - Stock Market General
Aaron Morales
Gavin Morris
Just short everything every day, with leverage. Like a mini Soros. You'll get lucky eventually and get to feel so, so smug.
Blake Brown
If you want books that encpurage you to pick stocks, you might like Peter Lynch's books.
Eli Hill
>imagine holding equities
just imagine
Bentley Butler
why does Trump have unliateral authority over these trade matters
shouldn't congress be able to stop him from doing this
Brody Bennett
Still a lot of refining to do. Hell it wasn't long ago some fool got ran over by one. Watch, more people will get ran over and that'll end the self driving fad
Eli Russell
R u retarded?
Jason Bailey
Fedex delivers internally in China, or just picks up packages at the ports?
Congress has been neutered over time.
One of the main reasons is the size of the federal bureaucracy has grown, and the whole bureaucracy is under the president.
Congress and the justice department are sidecars, they are just accessories at this point.
So the president (and bureaucrats under him) can do all kinds of day-to-day policy things but congress can't react that quickly (and the courts can't react quickly).
The only solution in the long term is to streamline our federal government by offloading responsibilities to the states. The federal government should only be doing defense and international relations, which is what Trump is doing now (not necessarily well, but still). We can go back to fewer presidential 'emergency' powers and more congressional input to matters of foreign intervention.
You're very young so you might not know this, but there were times not too long ago where we couldn't bomb other countries or deploy troops without the approval of congress. But once you give a president certain powers, they all use them. Obama and HRC didn't complain when they got to use drone strikes and special forces...
Matters like abortion, welfare, and so on should be handled at the state level, because the federal government CAN'T do everything. The trend the past few decades has been towards the federal government, and especially the executive branch, being the whole government. Health care, education, EVERYTHING. This has especially been spearheaded by Democratic presidents, but they are all unwilling to give up power.
Landon Taylor
I blame Lyndon Johnson
Julian Sanchez
Positive thing about all this Trade/Tariff bullshit is Cheapies Galore for those who've got the cash to blow. I don't think it could get any worse cause hell the only other trading partners we got is Japan and Canada. Least those are the biggest ones anyway. We just made nice with the middle east (Oil) so things should be ok on that side.