Trump: Tariffs are having a huge positive impact on the Stock Market | Metals Mine
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Polimini
Aug 8, 2025 11:39am
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lets wait and see....
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Schultz
Aug 8, 2025 11:38am
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Quoting Trader#B08F
The most successful, rich, and powerful hedge funds in the world are too stupid to figure it out? But random clueless wannabe traders who are losing money know the “real” truth? I’d say the word delusional best describes 99% of people here. Worldwide stocks are at or near all time highs, that is a fact. If you missed one of the biggest and strongest bull markets of all time that’s your fault. We have been in a ridiculously obvious uptrend for months. Coming here every single day calling for a crash just makes you look stupid.
What are the monikers of those who come to Forex Factory every single day calling for a crash?

Or are they like you who hide behind a pathetic MAGA bot name?
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Schultz
Aug 8, 2025 12:08pm
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Quoting Trader#BEEC
{quote} You for one, every one of your posts is negative. You just stated that thing WILL go wrong. Except you have been wrong thins whole time. Where is your post saying to go long equities? You, Bones, Vancarbon, Fool, just to name a few people who post negative comments most everyday. Tariffs bad, debt bad. Trump bad, Americans bad. You honestly don’t think you personally look stupid? lol.
This is incorrect. I did not say will. Or in capitals, WILL. This is a public forum, and others can see that you obviously have difficulty reading, so people should be gentle with you. Only you may call other people stupid.

I can't recall mentioning equities. I don't trade equities and am not qualified to speak on them.

However I do note that as at June 2025 FINRA reports that US equities are leveraged over one trillion dollars for the first time. In passing I find that fact something to be very aware of should I have long holdings in commodities such as metals.

On the other hand I mention matters about the economy, and sometimes provide reasons. Because I can.

Edit - I suspect that should the Fed lower its interest rate that market leverage number will continue to increase, until it doesn't (by definition).
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Schultz
Aug 9, 2025 10:21am
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Quoting Trader#343C
Thanks to everyone here remaining bearish from 5400 to 6400. Your constant claims of things being bad and a crash coming gave me the confidence to buy every dip for months. Sometimes when I would question of I should buy I’d just come here and see all the negativity, and know it was safe to go long.
Uh-huh.
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Trader#4501
Aug 8, 2025 12:31pm
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Quoting Trader#B08F
The most successful, rich, and powerful hedge funds in the world are too stupid to figure it out? But random clueless wannabe traders who are losing money know the “real” truth? I’d say the word delusional best describes 99% of people here. Worldwide stocks are at or near all time highs, that is a fact. If you missed one of the biggest and strongest bull markets of all time that’s your fault. We have been in a ridiculously obvious uptrend for months. Coming here every single day calling for a crash just makes you look stupid.
Well - their are not stupid, because they are market makers they push the market to their own limits, clearly you forgot about 2008 crisis, it worked out the same way, they will decide when bubble will blow. Clearly you not understand how wide range market wokrs, and you don't see corelation between all market assets, they need to remain in balance, when currencies falls and stocks get too high it's obvious that investors are looking for safe space in this case - stocks and gold, aren't you worry that stocks are overvalued and same for gold ? so it's clear that there is crash on the horizon, question is when the hedging found are going to perform massive sell out so stop pretending like ignorant and commenting stituation that is obvious because you have wishful thinking.
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The Fool
Aug 8, 2025 11:09am
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The 70 new ath's reached by the SnP while Biden was POTUS were rigged, woke, commie ath's.
The Fool
Aug 8, 2025 12:59pm
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Schultz
Aug 8, 2025 10:19am
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Already anticipating who to blame if anything goes wrong.

I could have used another word instead of the word if.
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Trader#58A7
Aug 8, 2025 10:50am
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This was very predictable. The market rewarded this thinking. The initial 20% sell-off was the correct response. Now, with markets at all-time highs he technically is not wrong; one could conclude that markets absolutely love the tariffs since most of them are back to and even higher than originally announced ChatGPT-derived trade deficit nonsense. That markets love tariffs is the wrong conclusion and is intentionally misleading, but the audience is too stupid to figure it out, so it works.
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Trader#B08F
Aug 8, 2025 11:10am
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The most successful, rich, and powerful hedge funds in the world are too stupid to figure it out? But random clueless wannabe traders who are losing money know the “real” truth? I’d say the word delusional best describes 99% of people here.

Worldwide stocks are at or near all time highs, that is a fact. If you missed one of the biggest and strongest bull markets of all time that’s your fault. We have been in a ridiculously obvious uptrend for months. Coming here every single day calling for a crash just makes you look stupid.
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Trader#BEEC
Aug 8, 2025 11:49am
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Quoting Schultz
{quote} What are the monikers of those who come to Forex Factory every single day calling for a crash? Or are they like you who hide behind a pathetic MAGA bot name?
You for one, every one of your posts is negative. You just stated that thing WILL go wrong. Except you have been wrong thins whole time. Where is your post saying to go long equities? You, Bones, Vancarbon, Fool, just to name a few people who post negative comments most everyday. Tariffs bad, debt bad. Trump bad, Americans bad. You honestly don’t think you personally look stupid? lol.
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Trader#42A7
Aug 8, 2025 12:02pm
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Quoting Trader#BEEC
{quote} You for one, every one of your posts is negative. You just stated that thing WILL go wrong. Except you have been wrong thins whole time. Where is your post saying to go long equities? You, Bones, Vancarbon, Fool, just to name a few people who post negative comments most everyday. Tariffs bad, debt bad. Trump bad, Americans bad. You honestly don’t think you personally look stupid? lol.

At least they stand by their posts instead of hiding behind the trader#. 35T
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Trader#DE19
Aug 8, 2025 12:25pm
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Quoting Trader#B08F
The most successful, rich, and powerful hedge funds in the world are too stupid to figure it out? But random clueless wannabe traders who are losing money know the “real” truth? I’d say the word delusional best describes 99% of people here. Worldwide stocks are at or near all time highs, that is a fact. If you missed one of the biggest and strongest bull markets of all time that’s your fault. We have been in a ridiculously obvious uptrend for months. Coming here every single day calling for a crash just makes you look stupid.
Are you including Berkshire Hathaway in this assessment? Their cash to holding ratio would beg to differ from your opinion... But hey, what would they know..
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Trader#343C
Aug 8, 2025 1:20pm
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Thanks to everyone here remaining bearish from 5400 to 6400. Your constant claims of things being bad and a crash coming gave me the confidence to buy every dip for months. Sometimes when I would question of I should buy I’d just come here and see all the negativity, and know it was safe to go long. Please don’t ever stop being the best reverse indicator I’ve ever found.
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