Anonymous
(ID: hBIsXH8C)
8/22/2025, 12:14:52 AM
No.60828518
>>60829140
Tariffs ought to hurt sales because those costs will naturally be passed on to the consumer. Or at least, that's what you would expect normally. What if the general investing public realizes this though, and continues to keep buying and buying and buying the SP500 so that they can grow their wallets and hopefully (in their minds) outpace the impact of tariffs? This could feasibly turn into a virtuous cycle until either some black swan or crash, or until tariffs all go away from future legislation or from being done away with for whatever reason.
Anonymous
(ID: +ayy2XZv)
8/22/2025, 12:17:52 AM
No.60828528
People have tried buying manipulation to abate crashes in the past, it never worked for long
Anonymous
(ID: nSyNfNSq)
8/22/2025, 12:23:56 AM
No.60828558
Tarrifs this tarrifs that, who care? Shits mad stale yo
Anonymous
(ID: CyHw68eW)
8/22/2025, 3:19:52 AM
No.60829119
>>60830477
simple answer: the company sucks it up and takes a hit on their % and its not passed onto the customer.
Anonymous
(ID: rNeQ+DtS)
8/22/2025, 3:25:28 AM
No.60829140
>>60828518 (OP)
You got it wrong. The people are so rich they can afford to no care about 300% APR on their 6 week pizza loan. They buy luxury goods here and now, and in such quantity that they don't have any spare cash. Pizza loans are a sign of immense, unfathomable prosperity of the nation.
Anonymous
(ID: ANPzBJ24)
8/22/2025, 1:40:32 PM
No.60830477
>>60829119
This never happens from any tax increae incl. the tariff tax, unless you have a big powerful government mandating such price controls and overseeing it all
