Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And why anyone voted this POS in is beyond me
This, a million times this.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And why anyone voted this POS in is beyond me
Cope more, losers. Bill Ackman, a billionaire Democrat, said two days ago that the upcoming Trump administration is “the most pro-growth, pro-business administration in [his] adult lifetime.”
Yes, billionaires are going to make even more. The rest of us are going to suffer for it. Note to you: when billionaires are giddy, you should be worried.
+1
The average American needs to stop worshipping billionaires and their soundbites.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And why anyone voted this POS in is beyond me
Cope more, losers. Bill Ackman, a billionaire Democrat, said two days ago that the upcoming Trump administration is “the most pro-growth, pro-business administration in [his] adult lifetime.”
Yes, billionaires are going to make even more. The rest of us are going to suffer for it. Note to you: when billionaires are giddy, you should be worried.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OMG. Taking on debt to stockpile random $hit that might be slightly more expensive.
The stupidity. It hurts.
If there is a trade war some things may become unavailable.
Anonymous wrote:It is a small price to pay to make America great again.
Can’t wait for the deportations, too.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And why anyone voted this POS in is beyond me
This, a million times this.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And why anyone voted this POS in is beyond me
Cope more, losers. Bill Ackman, a billionaire Democrat, said two days ago that the upcoming Trump administration is “the most pro-growth, pro-business administration in [his] adult lifetime.”
Yes, billionaires are going to make even more. The rest of us are going to suffer for it. Note to you: when billionaires are giddy, you should be worried.
Anonymous wrote:
Fear of Trump tariffs is causing Americans to stockpile toilet paper, medicine, and food before prices rise
One in three consumers plans to spend more money this holiday season, and the top motivation is fear of higher tariffs under Trump, according to a survey by CreditCards.com. Nearly a third also expect to take on more debt to make their purchases.
Americans are bracing for higher prices when President-elect Donald Trump returns to the White House as he has pledged to impose sweeping tariffs.
https://fortune.com/2024/12/09/trump-tariffs-fear-stockpiling-toilet-paper-medication-food-inflation-price-hikes/
Americans Are Stockpiling to Get Ahead of Tariffs
Some consumers are snapping up computer parts, vacuum cleaners, coffee and olive oil before levies take effect
Tariff-conscious consumers are stockpiling goods and rushing to upgrade old cars and appliances to get ahead of potential price increases.
https://www.wsj.com/economy/tariff-price-fear-stockpile-bd418b8a
Oh no this has caught me off guard! I am off to horde some PT and other things today. Later sucker!
Anonymous wrote:We aren't going into debt to do this but yes we are moving up several big purchases so we don't have to deal with potential price hikes due to tariffs.
We bought a TV, a new stand mixer, and a bunch of lightbulbs during Black Friday sales even though we originally weren't planning on buying those items until next year, because I don't want to deal with 30% price hikes on those items in 2025.
If we were considering buying a car in the next couple years, I would pull the trigger on that purchase now if I could. Even if we were planning on buying used -- we all saw how the prices of used cars shot up during Covid when demand shifted due to availability of new cars declining thanks to supply chain issues. Same thing could happen if Trump's tariffs impact the availability of car components coming from China. Or the market for used cars could jump if new cars jump in price and people can't afford them.
I wouldn't stockpile regular consumer goods any more than you normally would (we like to buy TP in bulk anyway because it's easy to store and who wants to be buying TP all the time). But big purchases? Yes, it makes sense to do those now if you can.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And why anyone voted this POS in is beyond me
Cope more, losers. Bill Ackman, a billionaire Democrat, said two days ago that the upcoming Trump administration is “the most pro-growth, pro-business administration in [his] adult lifetime.”
Anonymous wrote:And why anyone voted this POS in is beyond me
Anonymous wrote:And why anyone voted this POS in is beyond me
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OMG. Taking on debt to stockpile random $hit that might be slightly more expensive.
The stupidity. It hurts.
If there is a trade war some things may become unavailable.
We have been in a “trade war” for some time now.
In many cases, Chinese manufacturers will lower prices to offset the tariffs the US importers will have to pay. Consumers may see a slight increase in prices but nothing huge.
I’m not a fan of tariffs but I also know that the sky is not falling.
Correct.