Rick Wilson Says The Japanese DUMPED T-Bills And A SCARED Trump Caved On Tariffs!

I’ll tell you what it was. The Japanese in the overnights night before last started selling every tea bill they could. They started dumping American tea bills, dumping American assets. The 10-year Treasury note jumped 60 basis points in 24 hours. It normally moves a basis, you know, a a basis point in a in a month if something’s going up or down. This was a shock to the system. What it would have meant if it had continued, and by the way, it isn’t completely over yet. It would have meant 8 to 9 to 10% mortgage rates in this country. It would have meant a colossal colossal restriction in the ability of businesses to borrow money to grow to pay people to expand and or to be created. He understood that the quickest great depression path, the quickest path to being Herbert Hoover part two electric bugaloo was to keep that up. He caved on tariffs. He gave up on tariffs except in the two stupidest possible ways. First off, he kept this global 10% tariff, which is based on nothing but his whim. That is still going to drive a giant inflationary push in the economy. It is still going to cost American taxpayers more money. He didn’t care about that. He cared about getting out of the immediate problem. And look, if you want to solve only the problem that’s right in front of you and not think about consequences and not think about what how it affects other people, then that is a perfect Trumpian behavior. You know, I’m 61 years old and I’ve learned over the course of my life, you finally have to solve problems before they become problems. You have to deal with stuff before it becomes something you have to deal with. Makes your life a lot easier. It makes it a lot better for everybody. But Trump can’t do that. There is only madness. There is no method.

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4 Comments

  1. I don't necessarily agree but I subscribed. I think it's a great way (tariffs) to get everyone to come to US to negotiate a new trade deal rather than US going to them individually. Right now things are really shaken up but I believe he's really trying to save US. I can say, first hand, that many countries in the world have been taking advantage of US and I'm happy to see that change.