Insider trading

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Trump tweeted publicly to "don't panic" and "buy stocks now"....right before he paused tariffs.

Is that technically insider trading considering TDS people and America haters and China lovers would never listen to Trump?
Of course it is insider trading, he was telling his billionaire friends (his ruling Oligarchy) it's time to buy, they have him on retainer, it's the least he could do.

They are the ones that made him cower like a whipped dog with his tail between his legs because they lost billions, he was giving insider information about what comes next to help them recoup their losses.  

The Presidents says it's time to buy right before he reverses his inane and senseless tariffs, that's the very definition of insider trading. 
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Yes, I see now MAGA is the oligarchy, and that is why he made the message public.
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China can halt our supply of rare earth metals and our military weapons, technology industries, and electric car production are all truly fucked over.

He'll relent like a whipped dog again, and he'll pretend it's a victory again, and the MAGA morons will believe the BS again.


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and electric car production are all truly fucked over.
That's less Teslas for the far-left to torch.

Do you love the smell of burning Teslas in the morning?
Smells like ...VICTORY!

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Yes, I see now MAGA is the oligarchy, and that is why he made the message public.
I've always wanted to be part of the oligarchy :)

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Perhaps the real oligarchs are the friends we made along the way…
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Cue the credits...
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Yes, I see now MAGA is the oligarchy, and that is why he made the message public.
LOL, nope, MAGA is not the oligarchy, they are just the losers and suckers that elected him, the people he represents are the billionaires, you gotta be able pay big bucks to play. 

Very few of his MAGA voters can afford to buy the Presidency, under Trump only billionaires can afford to buy Presidents and Supreme Court Justices.


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you gotta be able pay big bucks to play. 
Lol, I don't have big bucks, but I definitely played the TDS market dip. I guess I am the oligarchy too.
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Remember not to buy Tesla until it gets to $50.
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I only buy the ones you already set on fire.
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I'm talking about Tesla stock.
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Me too.
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Oh, I see what you are saying now. You mean the Tesla stock I shorted when it was at $408.
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I only buy the ones you already set on fire.
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  • China – 31.6% Global Manufacturing Output.
Yeah, but by what tech that they, themselves, innovated? They do great reverse engineering to copy stuff, but what have they innovated lately,  besides covid?
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Yeah, but by what tech that they, themselves, innovated? They do great reverse engineering to copy stuff, but what have they innovated lately,  besides covid?
No need to innovate. China just lets US spend trillions on innovation, and then China just copies what US comes up with. This way, China saves trillions and US goes bankrupt.
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No need to innovate
Yes, berceuse otherwise, China's "innovation" is also known as theft
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Chinese students are the smartest. Slightly smarter than Japanese or Korean students, definitely smarter than the smartest Europeans, and even intellectually superior to their American peers. Or so you are likely to conclude as you leaf through the PISA report, a triennial publication by the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD) that compares educational performance worldwide.
It was 2009 when Shanghai first took part in the study, which tests fifteen-year olds on reading comprehension, maths and science. The Chinese promptly ended up at the top, a feat they repeated three years later. They surpassed the best European country, Finland, in every category. In math, Shanghai even performed 20% better than the OECD average. The Netherlands has been hovering around that average for years.

I hope China makes me a district manger when they buy the USA.
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China is proof that studying hard pays off. Now Communist Party gets to rule the world and force Socialism upon infidels.
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China is proof that studying hard pays off. 
Not so true. Chinese educated youth of today are complaining about the system and they are reluclant to take low-salary jobs, let alone to endure an economic crisis like what it's coming soon. They prefer to lie down and do nothing because it's not worth it.

If I were Xi I'd be really worried. There is in fact a prediction from a well-known seer that says China will break apart in several countries. The chinese revolution against the communist party is coming. 


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  • China – 31.6% Global Manufacturing Output.
Yeah, but by what tech that they, themselves, innovated? They do great reverse engineering to copy stuff, but what have they innovated lately,  besides covid?
They got Trump to reverse his tariffs on Chinese electronics.
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They got Trump to reverse his tariffs on Chinese electronics.
Trump is not a Chinese innovation. I asked what they've brought to the table. Obviously, nothing we haven't already innovated.
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They got Trump to reverse his tariffs on Chinese electronics.
Trump is not a Chinese innovation. I asked what they've brought to the table. Obviously, nothing we haven't already innovated.
Trump is trying to avoid repeating a Chinese EV domination.
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I don't think EVs are innovative, either. They do poorly in damp/humid environments, the battery acts like a beta-test failure,  and with over 50% of the vehicle being plastic components, and still needing petroleum-based lubricants [no one has yet innovated AlGoreGooeyJuice], it is not even "net-zero." 100% dependent on fossil fuel, except for fuel, and even for that, the battery still needs to be charged by connecting to an energy grid that is >60%  from fossil fuel.

So, net zero... when??? ROFL.
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I don't think EVs are innovative, either. They do poorly in damp/humid environments, the battery acts like a beta-test failure,  and with over 50% of the vehicle being plastic components, and still needing petroleum-based lubricants [no one has yet innovated AlGoreGooeyJuice], it is not even "net-zero." 100% dependent on fossil fuel, except for fuel, and even for that, the battery still needs to be charged by connecting to a system that is >60%  from fossil fuel. 

So, net zero... when??? ROFL.
Elon Musk must have known all that when he designed Tesla.

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China's "artificial sun" reactor has broken its own world record for maintaining super-hot plasma, marking another milestone in the long road towards near-limitless clean energy.
Nuclear fusion reactors are nicknamed "artificial suns" because they generate energy in a similar way to the sun — by fusing two light atoms into a single heavy atom via heat and pressure. The sun has a lot more pressure than Earth's reactors, so scientists compensate by using temperatures that are many times hotter than the sun.
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Is it Elon's name of the design? Doubt it. He runs the company. He has people who do that.