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here2there commented Mar 11, 2025Well, now that we know Trump wants a weaker dollar, I suppose that means I should be trading against it. So much for making America Great again! Now it looks like everything will be even more expensive for the next four years.
Trump: Additional 25% tariff, to 50%, on all steel and aluminum coming into US from Canada
- here2there commented Mar 11, 2025
He is right to want to level the playing field and drain the swamp, but he is pushing too hard. His arrogance is going to throw the U.S. into a depression.
Trump: Additional 25% tariff, to 50%, on all steel and aluminum coming into US from Canada
- here2there commented Mar 4, 2025
Have you been paying attention to DOGE?
Trump: US reciprocal tariffs will immediately increase if Canada imposes retaliatory tariffs
- here2there commented Mar 4, 2025
Well said! Unfortunately, the people who bow down to MSM won't get it. They have been brainwashed by NLP.
Trump: US reciprocal tariffs will immediately increase if Canada imposes retaliatory tariffs
- here2there commented Mar 4, 2025
You have it backwards! Democrats are the ones who created this mess! And now we have to go through a period of pain to clean it up. But the outcome will be far worse for Canada if they cut off electricity exports to the U.S. They are playing a ...
Trump: US reciprocal tariffs will immediately increase if Canada imposes retaliatory tariffs
- here2there commented Mar 4, 2025
That's doubtful. The foreign leaders who have been taking advantage of the US for years will soon find out how important we are to them. They will fold.
Trump: US reciprocal tariffs will immediately increase if Canada imposes retaliatory tariffs
- here2there replied Mar 3, 2025
Yeah, the funny thing about RSI is people tend to think that once it hits oversold, it means buy, and vice versa. But it seems better to do the opposite.
MT4 RSI colored candles indicator?
- here2there commented Feb 25, 2025
Does nothing to bring prices down at local grocery stores and gas stations. The dollar needs to go; it's just paper with ink on it and nothing but air to back it.
US dollar claws back losses on renewed tariff worries
- here2there replied Feb 21, 2025
You are making assumptions again. You can give a hundred-page response, and it still won't change a thing: Ripple's growth does not guarantee XRP's success. Ripple could fail. Ripple could change its course or vision for XRP. You can't predict the ...
XRP (Ripple)
- here2there replied Feb 20, 2025
Ripple's growth does not guarantee XRP's success. Just because a company grows doesn't mean it can't fail, nor does it mean it can't change its course. So, you really don't have an irrefutable argument. You merely assume this is all going to work ...
XRP (Ripple)
- here2there replied Feb 20, 2025
They have been saying this for years and nothing ever happens. Bitcoin will eventually go back into a bear market and take XRP down with it for another four years—along with every other cryptocurrency.
XRP (Ripple)
- here2there commented Feb 2, 2025
They simply cannot grasp the common sense of it.
Canada to impose 25% tariffs on $155 billion worth of US goods
- here2there commented Jan 24, 2025
Market manipulation. Make retail believe one thing while doing the opposite. This is what I despise about trading. The markets should be transparent. Instead, key information is hidden from us. Technical analysis doesn't work as well in today's ...
Bank of Japan hikes policy rates by 25 basis points to highest since 2008
- here2there commented Jan 23, 2025
Your sense of humor is immoral and reckless.
US: A record number of consumers are making minimum credit cards payments as delinquencies...
- here2there commented Jan 23, 2025
Your username describes what you are, and your comment reflects it.
US: A record number of consumers are making minimum credit cards payments as delinquencies...
- here2there commented Jan 23, 2025
Interest rates on credit cards need to be lowered by at least half and capped. What these banks are doing is unethical. They are charging way more interest than what is reasonable. A lot of people have been forced to use credit cards to pay bills ...
US: A record number of consumers are making minimum credit cards payments as delinquencies...
- here2there replied Jan 20, 2025
He's not playing games. He is a real leader. It's going to take a lot to fix the damage that has been done to the US as a result of the poor leadership we had under the Biden Administration. Yes, lower food prices and lower gas prices would be great! ...
New Cable Thread & Other Pairs
- here2there replied Jan 13, 2025
It's market sentiment. If most traders lose, then it makes sense to do the opposite of what they are doing. This rule can be incorporated into any system.
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