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Predictions for the future:

-Ukraine signs the minerals deal

-G7 tightens oil restrictions(has been happening little by little, more and more)

-EU puts true sanctions on russia that finally hurt

-America signs deals with Iran, Libya, Venezuela to move away from russia and all sanctions will be removed(or an agreement with such conditions included) allowing them to sell mass energy onto the world market

-America and Saudi Arabia, along with other producers, increase output at the same time

Now that the russia energy can be replaced, Ukraine will have their hands untied and will mass attack all russia energy targets rapidly. They will then quickly move to their next largest export facilities.

This will cripple the cash flows at a time when russia's reserves will have been lowered to nearly zero(everything will be timed up)

Then the russia federation will be broken up after the economy fully crashes.

Break away countries will be given 100s of billions of investment in their energy and mineral output. While also getting long term contracts at market price without the tumor of russia stealing from them anymore(more profit plus more business)

The US will then try and sign military treaties with the break away members to protect them from moscovia(country formerly known as russia =) ) and china.

While this is going on, as part of the Iran deal, Iran will sign the Abraham Accords and there will be true Middle East peace.

Then America pivots to china. Signs strong trade and military treaties with India, then invest a trillion plus in the IME corridor(India/Middle East/Eastern Europe) while moving a lot of manufacturing from China through out the IME corridor.

Game. Set. Match.
deltaland

While this is good, wouldn’t this hurt every other sector of our economy if we drop tariffs and they only buy energy? Sure it’s a boom for O&G but all other sectors would suffer
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No, at worst it would just add jo US exports with no change as before the tariffs. Trump and his team are looking for removal of trade barriers, while also looking for more US imports from foreign countries to even out the trade deficits.

Even if the US only gets the trade reciprocity from all countries, then the US would grow at 10% nominal gdp per year, while lowering our debt to gdp ratio by 4% per year

There wouldn't be a negative, just not as good as the Trump team set out to do, yet still great compared to current times.
They are trying to show a strong stable face, but they won't be able to hold long enough as long as the other trade deals are finished on time.

I think Trump will get more US exports to countries while also lowering trade barriers and concentrating on stopping china from going around the tariffs.

Then once the free trade deals are inked, he will move US manufacturing out of china and redistribute it to America and all of our "new/old friends" that we now have free trade deals with.

This will be the final punch that starts their true irreversible decline.
Bloomberg :

"This tranquility may be broken, however, if China can’t come up with a concrete fiscal figure by the Politburo meeting in July, when top politicians set out economic priorities for the rest of the year. Monetary tools may have to be deployed instead. In this case, the yuan might trend toward 9 per dollar from the current 7.3 to offset Trump’s tariffs, estimates Barclays."
----- Every country in the world will get real upset about this

"Beijing will need to roll out another 12 trillion yuan ($1.6 trillion), or 8.6% of gross domestic product, the bank reckons. At the National People’s Congress in March, China already raised its broad budget deficit to 8% of GDP, versus 6.6% last year."
----- 8% deficit plus 8.6% more, equals a deficit of 16.6% gdp per year(wow; this is what a collapse looks like)

"Barclays, for instance, assumes a fiscal multiplier of 0.3, so every(one) percentage point increase in budget deficit gives only 0.3% boost to growth. Morgan Stanley, on the other hand, is more generous, seeing a 0.5% lift."
----- china won't be able to save themselves mid term because of this alone


https://archive.ph/Ad58Z






Our interest rates last year and before were higher than they had been in multiple decades. We have been doing QT for years now. Unless you're trying to be obtuse these charts should help you see what I was saying.



The taxes can all be given back to American households. This can be done in several ways.

Give all households ~ $2,100 dollars per American

Another creative way would be to give the bottom 90% of taxpayers their $2,100 per person, then give an additional $2,100 per person(stimulus) in place of giving the top 10% of earners their tariff payback.

This would give the average family of 4(consisting of the bottom 90% only -whose average household earning are ~ 55,000) an additional $8.400 on top of the $8,400 to make up for the tariffs. That amount represents an increase in discretionary spending of around 33%(with the assumption that roughly half of household income is discretionary)
While the rest of the countries in the world have low interest rates and have been implementing quantitative easing(QE) for several years(covid recovery) while at the same time barely growing

(china ran a 7% deficit while only getting 3.5% nominal gdp growth and having the lowest interest rates in their history last year)

(the EU had 1.0 gdp growth in 2024 an 0.6 in 2023 while having low interest rates and trillions an trillions of QE)

America on the other hand boomed with ~ 6% nominal gdp while the interest rates were at historical highs compared to the last several decades and with the US doing quantitative tightening(QT) for the last several years.

While the rest of the world deals with a gut punch(tariffs) to their slow growth(most of which comes almost completely from American trade surpluses) America is the only country still with high rates and doing QT, while also having extremely high gdp growth.

Here is the economic boom(Golden Age):

5% plus stock market boom -- end QT
10% plus stock market boom -- lower rates
10% plus stock market boom -- tax cuts for all Americans and American
Businesses
10% plus stock market boom -- 3.5-4 trillion in QE

Then because of the lower rates and QE:

0.5-1 % gdp growth from housing boom(before rates raised and QT, it was estimated to be adding 1.25 gdp per year and has been halted for years now)

~ 2 % gdp(600 billion) will come from the cost to service the debt. Current cost ~1.1 trillion future cost ~0.5 trillion saving roughly 600 billion

With foreign direct investment(FDI) and American companies' domestic investment, after these steps are taken, plus the results of the trade war, America could see ~ 2 gdp or more(already announce 5 trillion over ten years)

This adds up to 4.5-5 % gdp growth on top of our already high growth rate. Taxes on new gdp are estimated to be around 15 % which would result in an additional 0.75 % gdp

If investment in America by the government(600 billion from debt savings an 225 billion from additional tax revenue, both per year) add a multiplier, then it can be even more.(Think investment into NASA returning 32 dollars of gdp growth per 1 dollar spent in the past generations)
First, the most important thing to remember is that all tariffs taken in, can be given back to American households, making the cost to the American people nothing. The only cost then goes to foreign producers.

Two, foreign producers have to lower their prices and absorb the tariff cost, or American people will buy the cheaper product(American goods or low tariff foreign goods). This causes the producer to lose market share. Loss of market share means loss of sales, local gdp, possibly higher input costs from buying less inputs(raw materials), less workers needed(higher unemployment), higher debt cost for the company(worst financial debt/assets/sales volume), along with less tax revenue for the foreign government.


Four main scenarios:

1. All tariffs are implemented.
~700 billion is raised and then returned to the American people(no
loss nor cost to the American people)

2. All tariffs are implemented and producers eat some, or all, of the
cost(China Trump trade war 1.0)
This leaves left over money(all money raised by tariffs minus the amount eaten by producers gets distributed to American households(no final cost to Americans) with the remainder(the amount producers ate) being free money that can used for America(pay down debt/invest in America's future/household stimulus)

3. Bigly beautiful trade deals that lead to American exports, employment, gdp growth, and additional tax revenue from gdp, employment, and additional inputs(raw materials). All of which add great growth to the economy.

4. A combination of 2 and 3(most likely).


Countries that sign deals with America First, have their markets sky rocket as the rest of the world looks for safe investment with all the world wide chaos going on.(foreign leaders have already said they want to be towards the front of the line; this is why)

This provides natural bargaining chips as counties that fight America will have their economies continue to be ruined while the rest of the world starts an epic growth cycle.

In the end, the tariffs will not hurt America, nor the American people, even in the slightest long term. They will instead add 1-2 gdp percentages to the economy, while destroying China and a few other countries.

If you're worried about the US economy READ THIS