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  • US will impose additional 100% tariff on Chinese imports from November, Trump says

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    The United States of America will slap an additional 100 per cent tariff on imports from China and impose export controls on all critical US-made software from November 1, President Donald Trump said on Friday (Oct 10). In a post on Truth Social, Trump said: "Starting November 1st, 2025 (or sooner, depending on any further actions or changes taken by China), the United States of America will impose a Tariff of 100 per cent on China, over and above any Tariff that they are currently paying." Trump said the extra levies, plus US export controls on "any and all critical software," would come into effect from November ... (full story)

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here2there
Oct 11, 2025 7:38am — Edited
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The problem with Trump is his lack of self-control. That alone makes him unfit to be a world leader. You don’t have to be a bully to be strong. True leadership requires wisdom, restraint, and integrity.

Greedy politicians and corporations have made the U.S. dependent on products from China. Now, with these 100% tariffs, Americans will end up paying much more for everyday goods because most of what’s sold in our stores comes from China. We didn’t choose this dependency; it was pushed on us by those chasing profit.

Yes, I want America to make its own products again. But because we’ve become so dependent on China, sudden and extreme tariffs won’t help our economy. They’ll likely make things worse.

Trump’s impulsive decisions are reckless and harmful to the U.S. economy. A leader who cannot exercise self-control endangers the very nation he claims to protect.
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Schultz
Oct 11, 2025 5:24am — Edited
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Quoting Polimini
{quote} Something no one was expecting.
Much more than that. Things also like being of great magnitude. Totally unanticipated on nearly every realistic level of probability.

Not just the many little surprises along the way, which is what people here have come to be associated with Black Swan. They don't even come close.

Trump making unexpected announcements is expected. They are not Black Swans. If that can be understood, what a Black Swan event is may also be understood.

An example of a Black Swan event this century was 9/11.

An assassination attempt would not be a Black Swan.

2008 is cited as a Black Swan. It was not. To wit, watch the movie The Big Short, or others. Big Short is best as there is a scene with Margot Robbie in a bubble bath.

Taleb popularised the term by writing a book on its significance.

Don't read the book. Writing well is not his domain.
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GodsClown
Oct 11, 2025 9:28am
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Quoting here2there
The problem with Trump is his lack of self-control. That alone makes him unfit to be a world leader. You don’t have to be a bully to be strong. True leadership requires wisdom, restraint, and integrity. Greedy politicians and corporations have made the U.S. dependent on products from China. Now, with these 100% tariffs, Americans will end up paying much more for everyday goods because most of what’s sold in our stores comes from China. We didn’t choose this dependency; it was pushed on us by those chasing profit. Yes, I want America...
You are a funny guy.
If America would really make its own products, the price of those products would be too expansive for customers to buy, because paying workers and so on are much higher in America.
See how expansive a iPhone produced in America cost.
Why do you think all companies produce in cheaper countries?
China doesn't depend on America, you see when you look where China buys soybeans now. But the Americans still want the cheap products from China. Steal made in America? Haha that would be extreme expansive steal.
nbfx
Oct 11, 2025 2:24am
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I think the whole point of a Black Swan Event is that no-one expects it, no-one sees it coming, and no-one is prepared for it. So just about everyone is caught on the wrong side of the market, heading for the exit all at the same time with no willing buyers to be found anywhere? ( forget retail - I'm talking professionals here)

So after many years there are a few things I have worked into my lexicon.

When people cry 'Fake news' having had little time to verify - I think it has a higher probability of being true than I would otherwise have ascribed.

When people cry 'Black Swan' I immediately think not yet (if at all).

When Gurus call 'Market Tops' I expect it to go much higher.

When they're calling it a 'Bull Market' I become more cautious.

When it's officially a recession I think OK that was the last two periods - maybe we can start growing from here.

You get the idea.
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Trader#9B77
Oct 11, 2025 12:05am
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I'm amazed that the President of the United States can make blatant comments on social media that manipulate the market without facing consequences. How does the rest of the country tolerate this kind of conduct from their President?
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Dutchy Daxy
Oct 11, 2025 6:05am
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Quoting CaptainCarac
{quote} Was this a black swan event? I have read about this
Of course not.

A real correction starts about 8% to 10% down move. Still far away from that, but who knows next week.

For now it looks big boys found a trigger/reason to take some chips of the table to take profit in these much to high/inflated markets.

So not a black swan so far. More a grey one.

Apart from that, Q3 earnings start soon. Also often a reason to take back some gas.
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Polimini
Oct 11, 2025 2:39am
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Quoting Trader#F6A0
Unbelievable, I had made consistent profits all month just for this guy to come up and say a word to crash the market
Always use SL, especially during the reign of the orange menace. But you could also have a war start or end, in these days everything seems to happen
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Polimini
Oct 11, 2025 3:15pm
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Quoting Schultz
{quote} Just a thought bubble - When did manufacturing begin to decline in the USA? I remember reading that it was maybe 30 or 40 years ago. When did China appear as a manufacturing base? 20 years ago or so? Happy to be corrected. I am going from memory from a source which had researched the timeline, and I have even forgotten the source. I remember thinking at the time, well, that's an interesting factoid, innit.
Before China there was Japan. Trump actually said about Japan back then, the same exact shit he says now about China.
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Schultz
Oct 11, 2025 10:22am
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Quoting here2there
Greedy politicians and corporations have made the U.S. dependent on products from China. Now, with these 100% tariffs, Americans will end up paying much more for everyday goods because most of what’s sold in our stores comes from China. We didn’t choose this dependency; it was pushed on us by those chasing profit. Yes, I want America...
Just a thought bubble - When did manufacturing begin to decline in the USA? I remember reading that it was maybe 30 or 40 years ago.

When did China appear as a manufacturing base? 20 years ago or so?

Happy to be corrected. I am going from memory from a source which had researched the timeline, and I have even forgotten the source. I remember thinking at the time, well, that's an interesting factoid, innit.
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Tony112
Oct 10, 2025 10:17pm
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Black swan
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sesikaz
Oct 12, 2025 2:27am
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Another reason why the crypto market crashed is the Fed’s decision. The central bank decided to cut interest rates by 0.25%, as expected. This cut brings the total rate reduction for the year to 1%.
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bel3ouchi
Oct 11, 2025 12:41pm
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Crypto crash by 90%
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Polimini
Oct 11, 2025 2:41am
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Quoting CaptainCarac
{quote} Was this a black swan event? I have read about this
Something no one was expecting.
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Trader#F6A0
Oct 10, 2025 8:03pm
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Unbelievable, I had made consistent profits all month just for this guy to come up and say a word to crash the market
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CaptainCarac
Oct 11, 2025 2:14am
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Quoting Tony112
Black swan
Was this a black swan event? I have read about this
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Trader#A306
Oct 11, 2025 3:53am
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TACO was particularly bitter last week due to the Nobel Prize award and found some consolation in windfall profits from the insider deals. He is becoming the world's systemic danger and will end up badly hurt pretty soon.
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SeanMikee
Oct 11, 2025 4:47am
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and this MF wanted a noble prize, come on!!
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alanii
Oct 11, 2025 5:09am
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Who does he think he his
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AjayJagtap
Oct 11, 2025 5:53am
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Quoting Trader#F6A0
Unbelievable, I had made consistent profits all month just for this guy to come up and say a word to crash the market
same here brother
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Trader#A277
Oct 11, 2025 8:25am
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Ya'll ,,, still ,,,, ain't ,,,,, picked ,,,, the pattern ,,, have ya's? Pity,,, there's ,,, just a few ,,, U$D's ,,, to be had.

{Says in their,,, worst,,,, redneck yokel hillbilly impersonation voice that they can muster}
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Trader#E9EB
Oct 11, 2025 9:35am
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While performing my leisurely weekend chart reading activities I saw the pa on fri and instantly thought to myself, oh noes, I hope Trump has not been midnight twitter ranting.. again. Myself comes here to see the news that supposedly caused the violent pa. Low and behold, I am not surprised one bit. haha

I doubt us equities will drop far. 50% of the move from April would be the accepted norm for a healthy pullback. Unquestionably strong market however. We may get very little returns to the downside. Considering that tariffs off again will probably pop it back just as if not harder than it dropped.

Either way. Strap in, tighten your harnesses (stop losses people, and obey them). And of course have oooodles of fun. Let the wallst bear have his way and get back onboard the wallst bull when he comes back fighting fit.

There's a very old saying in this game. I suggest you think about this one, very, very closely. I still do. After all this time.

Bulls make money. Bears make money and little Piggies get Slaughtered.

You only (ever) need(ed) to Stop the god-damned Bleeding.
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Trader#F63A
Oct 10, 2025 9:16pm
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Hahaha he think he and his master the jew elites can control China
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Trader#A306
Oct 10, 2025 11:02pm
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Beautiful tariffs will make this world much safer to trade and live.
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Trader#4A78
Oct 11, 2025 1:48am
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again
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Trader#94BE
Oct 11, 2025 1:53am
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More tariffs pls more more more I want the market to crash more come come come
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Trader#CAEA
Oct 11, 2025 2:40am
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Orange Swan incoming
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Trader#37CA
Oct 11, 2025 5:02am
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Thanksgiving gift to americans, more losses hahahaaaaa
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Trader#37CA
Oct 11, 2025 5:18am
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We want a nuclear war so that narket drops another 500 pts
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Trader#CB54
Oct 11, 2025 7:06am
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Black swan? Have any of you even read the book? Clearly, not.
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Trader#CEB5
Oct 11, 2025 11:53am
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China planned this tariff war and Trump could not contain his anger. Now the outcome will be devastating for the US citizens.
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