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President Trump during his Fuchs off moments.

 

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That’s so amazing that people think that you can fix four years of bad policies in four weeks. Sadly, it usually takes four years, which means the next administration takes credit for it.
But as fast as Trump is moving, it may not take as long as time.

So your saying that economic success under the last Trump term was because of Obama........and the inflation under Biden was because of Trump?

LOL, it will take some time, but not 4 years. I don't know whether what Trump is doing will work out in the end or not, but certainly people need to give it time. It was always going to get worse before it got better........if it is going to get better. We elected him, we need to now either reap the benefits or suffer the consequences. But either of those takes time to properly evaluate.

But people are not very good at "giving it time" when the price of eggs keep going up.

 

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So your saying that economic success under the last Trump term was because of Obama........and the inflation under Biden was because of Trump?

LOL, it will take some time, but not 4 years. I don't know whether what Trump is doing will work out in the end or not, but certainly people need to give it time. It was always going to get worse before it got better........if it is going to get better. We elected him, we need to now either reap the benefits or suffer the consequences. But either of those takes time to properly evaluate.

But people are not very good at "giving it time" when the price of eggs keep going up.

It's gonna take a bit for new hens to be born, Biden unnecessarily killed ALOT of chickens.

But other things, like energy, are coming down which will lower prices on everything.

Gasoline - Price - Chart - Historical Data - News

Gasoline decreased 0.03 USD/GAL or 1.63% since the beginning of 2025, according to trading on a contract for difference (CFD) that tracks the benchmark market for this commodity. Gasoline - values, historical data, forecasts and news - updated on February of 2025.

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I work in an industry that imports and produces domestically products from both Steel and Aluminum. At IBS this week the domestic extruders all told me AL billet shot up the day the tariffs were announced...while there were tons of new Turkish AL extruders (Russian aluminum?) who were not in the least bit concerned about tariffs or pricing. Russia must be dumping AL into Turkey to get access to the US market.

Even more so with steel, there's really not a US industry to protect with many products. And it would take some of these steel mills years to come back online.

I think that's what people need to watch, not the price of eggs. First round of Tariffs were policy driven and made sense, I am not sure I see the vision with the 25% on ALL imported metal.

 

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