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18 stocks exposed to the Trump tariff tantrum Mexico and canada

Costco WholesaleCOST13.7%Consumer StaplesLululemon AthleticaLULU13.4Consumer DiscretionaryCharles River LaboratoriesCRL12.1Health CareWelltowerWELL7.58Real EstateDeereDE7.54IndustrialsConocoPhillipsCOP6.23EnergyQuanta ServicesPWR5.17IndustrialsZoetisZTS4.87Health CareEquifaxEFX4.74IndustrialsMosaicMOS4.72MaterialsJ.M. SmuckerSJM4.42Consumer StaplesLyondellBasell IndustriesLYB4.32MaterialsIDEXX LaboratoriesIDXX3.94Health CareEcolabECL2.99MaterialsJacobs SolutionsJ2.28IndustrialsMeta PlatformsMETA2.11Communication ServicesEPAM SystemsEPAM1.89Information TechnologyHost Hotels & ResortsHST1.31Real Estate

I own 1 of them. Meta. And needed it to cool off until at least tomorrow anyway. Looks like I dodged the tariff bullet

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15 Comments

Onikoroshi

the EU has already dropped their auto tariffs to 2.5% matching the US auto tariff

US tariffs will be reciprocal moving forward with certain select cases set aside such as chips and steel

look for other countries to match our tariffs or drop them altogether in favor of free trade

that is the power of reciprocal tariffs for developing free trade

Apple is getting ready to invest hundreds of billions into manufacturing in the US in order to bypass the tariffs on chips, TSMC is partnering with Intel for the same reason

that is the power of protective tariffs for building and protecting a domestic manufacturing base against predatory pricing

August West

Thanks Dick Cheney.

Before you spew this BS, you should know Canada has been raping us for years. All Trump asked for was a more secure border, and a more even trade deficit. We should not have a trade deficit this large, to a nation that has an economy smaller than 4 different states.

And yet you think Trump is the bad guy.

🤡🤡🤡

SanClemente

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reciprocal tariffs work for me. sc

BigBallss

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America will never get back to manufacturing in a major way again NEVER. It's not the industrial revolution anymore. Americans won't work as cheap as the rest of the world. And American companies won't pay those wages because profits are above everything.

Put on a different hat or glasses and re read my post Augie.

I am on America's side. What we are watching in DC is an unmitigated cluster fuck of amateurs. History will be on my side. Its going to get rough but I'm ready.

Onikoroshi

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fortunately I think you're wrong

everyone was already motivated to shorten their supply chains during the v irus

now there are strong economic incentives to do so

BigBallss

Carvana eating Sh#t again today. Down another 15%.

Stock market taking a hit. Who knew the market dislikes uncertainty, waffling, mixed messages and clown shows?

The tariffs as they were promised were never going to happen. Just another lie.

Notice Trump isn’t talking about the stock market anymore? You couldn’t shut him up about it before. That’s not a good sign. I’m still waiting for the winning to start. Fasten your seat belt. It’s going to get bumpy.

I should have followed Buffet and bought gold.

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MLK Blvd

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proper tariff policy is only about 50-60 years too late. Only going to get worse now.

BigBallss

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It’s only gambling to the uninitiated rubes. Those with untrained eyes. In gambling the house always wins save a rare instance. You have posted your investments moves for years. You take an L when the market moves away from you, it happens to everyone. The smartest people on earth work on Wall Street and they take an L every now and then too. $188000 in 4 weeks is stellar. Brilliant. Congrats.

I have a deal on a delinquent loan I bought in December 2024 that is looking to close in March. I’m looking to net about $175k. I will post the story If it comes to fruition. It has all the elements of a funny story.

Congrats, I have a feeling 2025 is going to be a good year for you.

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Java

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Yeah I’m just not sure what to do next. When you start winning big the tendency is to play big. I think what I need to do is just get back to the little stuff. $1k $2k $4k deals at a time. And not look for the next big kill. The kills tend to come when you’re playing little ball and suddenly it stares you in the face.

$175k. On delinquent loans? Don’t get how people make money on people not paying their bills. I think I’ll go sit on some gold and ponder it