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This is actually the best I've felt about this tariff war as a dealer/importer since it started at 10% in February; 125% is such an absurd number that this cannot continue for much longer, Trump is just straight out fudgeing with China right now, no way can he be serious. Like I said, put it up...

I respect yours as well and your points are solid; we got to this due to past administrations letting China bend us over and turn a blind eye to it, no doubt recently a certain someone was in their back pocket/getting funds shuffled around to off shore accounts or "family members" for services...

The "imperfect as it may be" is where the whole things comes off the rails. He wants to do something to the Chinese for rolling out COVID and killing his chance to get reelected, then fine (seems like his entire agenda since he was sworn in is the "Trump Revenge Tour"), the way he's going about...

Trump thinks a powerhouse like China will blink? He's delusional to say the least. But hey, Trump just gave Democrats the ammunition they have been looking for on a silver platter. Talk about stupid, but what does he care, he's out after this term, so he's going to burn the whole thing to the...

And build factories/production facilities to do this sort of work, train and pay an American a working wage.........and a 50.00 now will retail for 100.00.

1.5 years until the mid terms, when he'll lose control of the house and the senate and be a lame duck president like he was the first go round. So 1.5 more years of pain.

Trump essentially slapped a 104% tax on American consumers. So much for his promises of lowering prices. What a con artist; more than half the country bought it.

Yup; for now, it's game over.

Flock to buy figures they already have; I don't see it.

Oh no, not true, we've been getting "RIPPED OFF!!' for years now, haven't you heard?

Actually it would be about 129.00 as the 104% tariff is on the wholesale invoice price, not actual retail, so there you go.

So much for the bounce back; the market tanked towards the end of the day as the 104% tariff of China goes into effect at 12:01 tonight.

Matt and Julie are both correct, WE, the importers, are the ones who pay the tariff, NOT the manufacturer, not China. We have two choices; eat it all (which Matt pointed out we were all doing in February when it was at 10% and March when it was at 20%, I spent close to 2,000.00 on tariff fees...

Move production/set up factories/train workers..........this takes time and money. Time is not on our side. Plus as stated, there are tariffs on those countries too. Game over.

Yeah, this is going to end well. Make it 1000% while you're at it.

I guess your sarcasm meter is broken.

That's ok, those are only temporary losses on paper, so what if your retirement fund tanks, it will bounce back.......remember, it's ups and downs, ups and downs, I'm sure all the 80 plus year olds out there are fine, they have all the time in the world for this to bounce back.

I think you mentioned "The Black Phone" awhile back with Ethan Hawke? I gave it a watch, I loved it. Black Phone 2 is due out later this year as well.

The tariffs in place are on importers bringing the goods in for resale as well as individuals buying for person use, all purchases are now subject to tariffs.

My go to guy for all things horror movie; did you see "Don't let go" yet? Hale Berry is in it, not sure if it's worth a watch or not.