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Trump administration 2024-2028

Ukraine must be “prepared to do difficult things, like the Russians will.”
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I wonder what this Administration's view is on the "difficult things" Russia will be expected to do. Get out of Ukraine would be a good start.
 
Ah, but of course! :rolleyes:

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Elon Musk says X was knocked offline by ‘massive cyberattack’ that originated in ‘Ukraine area’

“We’re not sure exactly what happened,” Musk told Fox Business Network host Larry Kudlow about the apparent attack targeting his social media platform.
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Never mind that "Ukraine area" is incredibly vague, you know who else is very close geographically to Ukraine and just had a bunch of cyber defense eyes turned away from them? Taking bets now that he uses this as an excuse to pull Starlink and prove Poland was 100% correct.
 
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KevinB said:
Across the country they are being vandalized too. Which doesn’t really hurt Tesla much, but I guess angry folks don’t often make rational decisions.
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No, but it’s indicative of the profound problems Tesla now has as an increasingly toxic brand, thanks to their CEO. It will absolutely affect sales, and I bet resale value in Teslas is suffering too. That will hit their earnings. Tesla has an absolutely farcical PE ratio and market valuation, mostly built on hype. The share price has been correcting hard and will likely continue to do so in the long term. There’s no reason a company selling 1/6 the cars Toyota does should have three times the market cap.
 
Looks as if King Charles is no longer in Trump’s good books.

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Trump Privately Fuming After King Charles Makes Other Leaders Feel ‘Special’ Too

Pick a side Donald Trump‘s relationship with the U.K. has become frosty after King Charles showered Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky with praise at his country home, Sandringham—just days after Trump’s highly public Oval Office clash with the Ukrainian leader. The photographs of the king...
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brihard said:
No, but it’s indicative of the profound problems Tesla now has as an increasingly toxic brand, thanks to their CEO. It will absolutely affect sales, and I bet resale value in Teslas is suffering too. That will hit their earnings. Tesla has an absolutely farcical PE ratio and market valuation, mostly built on hype. The share price has been correcting hard and will likely continue to do so in the long term. There’s no reason a company selling 1/6 the cars Toyota does should have three times the market cap.
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In a normal corporate world, the Board would be taking someone who has tanked their valuation out behind the woodshed.

JLB50 said:
Looks as if King Charles is no longer in Trump’s good books.

www.yahoo.com

Trump Privately Fuming After King Charles Makes Other Leaders Feel ‘Special’ Too

Pick a side Donald Trump‘s relationship with the U.K. has become frosty after King Charles showered Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky with praise at his country home, Sandringham—just days after Trump’s highly public Oval Office clash with the Ukrainian leader. The photographs of the king...
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It wouldn't surprise me if the State visit ran into 'scheduling problems'.
 
Dow Jones is honouring Xi Jinping and the CCP:

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Good2Golf said:
Dow Jones is honouring Xi Jinping and the CCP:

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It's a $4 tn (so far) Trump Dump...

US stock market loses $4 trillion in value as Trump plows ahead on tariffs​



Wall Street ends sharply lower as recession fears loom

  • S&P 500 down over 8% from Feb 19 all-time high
  • Nasdaq confirmed 10% correction from its Dec peak last week
  • S&P 500 P/E moderates but still high vs historical average
  • Delta Air Lines cuts forecast on growing economic uncertainty
  • Tesla loses more than $125 bln in value in one day
President Donald Trump’s tariffs have spooked investors, with fears of an economic downturn driving a stock market sell-off that has wiped out $4 trillion from the S&P 500’s peak last month, when Wall Street was cheering much of Trump's agenda.

A barrage of new Trump policies has increased uncertainty for businesses, consumers and investors, notably back-and-forth tariff moves against major trading partners like Canada, Mexico and China.



 
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