@xlerb2286, ikr! Obviously, he is a very special kind of stupid/incompetent in order to accomplish such a seemingly impossible task. Mind blowing for sure.
The history of Republican Presidents presiding over stock market crashes, e.g. Hoover 1929, Nixon 1973, Reagan 1987, Bush Sr.1990, Bush Jr. 2008, Trump 2020.
Been posting this for months. Noticed you gave a pass to Ike like I have. Guess we'll have to go through the school of hard knocks one more time. I hope we survive this one.
@@mistergoodcitizen9914 George Bush inherits the first balanced budget in a century from Clinton and passes off to Obama the first 1 Trillion $ deficit. 1.02 for fiscal 2008 and 1.63 Trillion for 2009. Obama cuts that in half by fiscal 2013 to 672 Billion despite years of obstruction from Republicans while he is trying to right the economy from the second Great Depression and then halves that to 326 Billion in 2015. Then he hands off to Trump in 2017 a 671 Billion deficit in 2017. Trump inherits a recovering economy. The Fed was already starting to raise rates and end QE trying to get us back to normal. So Trump, the King of Debt as he calls himself, starts off taking deficits back up over a Trillion $ deficit. Doubling it to 1.4 in 2018. Then hands off to Biden a new record budget deficit over 3 Trillion. 3.1 for fiscal 2019 and another 2.8 Trillion for 2020.
Trump's already been President before. You're aware of that aren't you? And when he was President, he built America the strongest economy America's ever witnessed along with no wars and you actually believe Trump's gonna end America?God damn you're gullible. QUIT WATCHING THE VIEW.
@@robertedmond6596yeah, I bet you’re loaded… let me guess, crypto bro about to be crypto broke like the rest of the scammers? The only people that would vote for trump are desperate… I smell desperation.
Cramer is wrong and your comment may be right in the short term but wrong in the long term. Cramer is talking about protective tariffs, which Trump put in place on a few selected industries. Now Trump is planning on full tariffs against all trading partners. He is talking about 60% - 100% tariffs against China and 20% against everyone else. He is talking about a return to 18th and 19th century tariffs on everyone. He doesn’t understand the market. There are so many international components in everything we consume the this will crush the global markets. If he can do what he says, and if he can deport even 10% of the illegals, prices will skyrocket, people won’t be able to buy things, corporations will suffer and inflation will take off. He will drive this expansion into the ground and we will be lucky in we only return to the 1970’s stagflation.
trump has heard a lot of impact on the stock market since he won the presidential election which many investors has gone on profit since November, my consultant told me this last year ?
We have an idiot President who doesn't know the definition of tariffs and how they work. High School students know how tariffs work!!! And we had millions of people in this country vote for this clown? This is like placing a 10-year-old in a Formula 1 race car and telling them to drive around the block and hope he doesn't wreck it---guess what, they will and so will Trump (wreck the economy).
America is the only nation of 196 nations with no import tax. Every nation has benefited immensely from instituting some for of import tax, most are above 20%. Every nation charged America to export its products. America charges no one.
@@matthewmeyer347 That's not what a tariff is. A tariff is a tax the importing country, in this case, the US Government, charges the importing business, a US-based company, for purchasing products overseas. If you want to charge China a tax for doing business with American companies, that's completely different from a tariff. And if we charge China, our #1 trading partner, where thousands upon thousands of US companies do business with, a fee, what do you think they'll do in retaliation? They'll charge US companies a fee or tax for doing business with them. Do you think things were expensive before?
@@gman7495 China costs the US $ 600 billion per year in IP theft, due to the lack of action from previous weak administrations. You defined tariffs as the literal definition of an import tax 'a tax that is paid by the importer to the importing country' then claimed tariffs are different from import taxes. You can't bring yourself to believe that you are being manipulated by the media. Let me guess you still believe that Trump who dated black women, hosted the inclusivity and economic forums of 1998 and 1999, who received the National Ethnic Coalition award is racist because MSNBC said its true. Right? And Biden who called black people roaches a few years ago is Martin Luther King, because MSNBC told you so.
@ I know it’s crazy. When he was in office and many farmers were in trouble Trump gave a few billion dollars to them. It did prevent many of them from going out of business. But it’s like they liked the free money and forgot their crops were not as valuable.
Trump’s tariffs were a major market disruptor, and it’s fascinating to revisit their long-term impact. As an investor, I’m trying to balance between defensive stocks and potential growth opportunities in this uncertain environment. With inflation and interest rate hikes, is focusing on value investing the smarter play right now?
That's why I work with one. My $520K portfolio is well-prepared for all market conditions, having grown 85% since early last year. My advisor and I are planning for this year too. In my opinion, financial advisors are among the most important professionals, just like doctors.
Trump's policies had been viewed by many experts as more positive for the financials sector, spurring this massive rally. It's enticing to consider purchasing some stocks, I'm contemplating investing more than $300k. Thoughts?
It seems like there's potential, but caution is warranted. hence I will advice you get yourself a financial advisor that can provide you with entry and exit points
It’s best if you buy growth/blue-chip/large caps stocks only. Also, as a newbie its advisable you work with an investment advisor to help set up a well-structured portfolio.
Exactly, getting proper financial advise is invaluable, my portfolio is well-matched for every season of the market and recently hit 140% rise from early last year. I and my CFP are working on a 7 figure ballpark goal, tho this could take another year.
This is what will happen again. Rich people like Cramer could care less how this will affect you or me, they will be fine, in part because what we saw was that even companies making 100% in the US used the opportunity to raise prices, thus increasing profit margins and shareholder prices. It doesn't matter if it US made or Chinese made, everything will go up.
Bring on everything promised - mass deportations, tariffs, billionaire tax cuts… give them the economic prosperity they voted for. A fool and his money will part ways. Epic pain must be felt.
March 2018 Trump imposed his tariffs n us steel n alcoa stock prices dropped also China reacted and went to Brazil to buy agricultural goods NICE ONE TRUMP
I would say Jim is being disingenuous at best here. He was singing Trump's praises not long ago. Geee... Do you think Jim was one of those people who searched on Google with the question "What is a tariff?", days after the election? And then searched again asking "Can I change my vote?"
@@shawnstangeland3011 from Tariffs ? SO tariffs caused the great depression alone thats it? right before increasing the tariffs , thats all it took to take down a strong biden economics...tariffs
I literally begged and or dared everyone I knew to look up the definition of tariffs. Living in Kentucky, I know aside from myself three people who voted against him. Including relatives. Smh. Its better to laugh then cry though. While I will definitely be suffering with them I will be reminding them constantly that they were warned.
Tariffs or higher taxes the difference is higher taxes forces overseas expansion. In the end everyone pays more except the top earners and it will always be that way as it always has been. Changes nothing.
The first round of tariffs got us zero gains. It was a huge waste of energy and added stress to the economy. We had to bail out our farmers with tax dollars. The entire thing was so stupid…time for round two.
No, No, it’s gas the prices are too high for them to drive their oversized vehicles that maybe two people ride in , usually one. The shortsightedness of MAGA is not surprising they don’t make their own decisions they let Fox tell them what to do. Payback coming hard and fast.
The Fed is reactive not proactive.. once inflation hits After the Tariffs , then the Fed will raise again and the markets will react.. Deporting 8 million people who spend 95% of their wages on the economy, how will that lower profits.. lay off a hundred thousand gov employees from whatever Dept they want to destroy.. who support the economy with their wages... how will that lower profits... Eliminating Energy Credits.. will lower profits of car and solar panel companies, ...
@@speedwagon7562we’re saying Kramer only looks at one aspect of the economy. He doesn’t do macro big picture analysis. If the incoming administration hits their policy goals then the economy is going to head into a nose dive by removing large sectors of the consumer base. We’ll see high spikes in inflation to hard goods due to the tariffs; higher spikes in food if they remove the migrant workers that pick and process our food; and a reactionary increase in the borrowing rate from the fed because that’s the only tool they know how to use to tamp inflation. Trump’s tax breaks aren’t going to let the majority of Americans break even against those inflationary forces, and we’ll see an even higher level of short term credit borrowing that will threaten to break that market through inevitable high rates of default. Tighten your belts, we’re not getting dessert anymore - and we’ll be lucky if we have more than gruel.
@@Lynnpjjbdndji YES, PRICES GO BACK TO 1/2 WHAT THEY ARE TODAY WITHOUT BIDENOMICS; DOUBLE & TRIPLE THE COST OF NECESSITIES, & BIDEN FUNDING FOREIGN WARS, & THE ILLEGAL ENTRY OF MILLIONS INTO THE USA. BIDENOMICS = AMERICA LAST.
@@ScottDonley-o9e Cramer starts out hating on Trump, as if the alternative of Harris/Walz, two people that have never built a business, can grow an economy. He mentions a guest but never has her on. Later on in the video, Cramer said his guest determined that tariffs will likely not cause any increase in prices, nor have any negative impact on the market. Cramer is a globalist & wants the USA wiped off the map as a country.
There us a specific segment of society that will always be ok financially. The same group has the " the hell with everyone else attitude". Too many associate having alot of money with being smart. In reality true intelligence comes with empathy.
*Schizophrenic markets *Companies preparing for major layoffs *Authoritarian and draconian rights violations *Funding and assistance for small businesses soon to be eliminated *Social services for the elderly and disabled soon to be cut The chaos and disorder is starting again. You voted for this. Why?
@@dpporlando And we were significantly LESS reliant on global trade. The technologies we use don't have an impact on whether a global trade war is harmful.
@@connorpena373 would you like me to show you the photo of my families butcher shop from 1880-1942 there's plenty of horse drawn wagons making deliveries in the city till about 1935. And they didn't get their shoes from Amazon.
I use to watch Jim everyday, and traded on his calls… I realized after 2 years, I wasn’t winning anything. There were so many misses, I don’t take anything he says seriously anymore. 😢
Tesla stock dipped severally , resulting to about 23% drop in the shares value this month. I seriously need suggestions on how to diversify my $400k portfolio made up of volatile TSLA
Investing without proper guidance can lead to mistakes and losses. I've learned this from my own experience.If you're new to investing or don't have much time, it's best to get advice from an expert.
A lot of folks downplay the role of advlsor until being burnt by their own emotions. I remember couple summers back, after my lengthy divorce, I needed a good boost to help my business stay afloat, hence I researched for licensed advisors and came across someone of utmost qualifications. She's helped grow my reserve notwithstanding inflation, from $275k to $850k.
How can one find a verifiable financial planner? I would not mind looking up the professional that helped you. I will be retiring in two years and I might need some management on my much larger portfolio. Don't want to take any chances.
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Thanks for sharing, I just looked her up on the web and I would say she really has an impressive background in investing.. I will write her an e-mail shortly.
Republicans act like they never heard of GOP high tariff policy in the early 20th Century, the Great Depression or the 1930 Smoot Hawley Tariff Act . Didn't they take American History in high school?
Let's see an example: a tariff added to a Chinese product. It was cost 50$ and now it costS 100$. They expect that the domestic counterpart which cost 75$ will be preferred instead of the Chinese. But what will happen, is that the domestic product's price will be raised to 90$. Or if you want to replace the Chinese product with one from another country where it was also cheap, they will also raise the price just to be a little less than the Chinese with tariff.
In the end, things are more expensive, less money is spent, people become more frugal -- market go DOWWWWWN. At least in the short term -- but why, exactly, would domestic companies VOLUNTARILY CHOOSE to keep prices low? ....they wouldnt, not without Trump ALSO introducing price caps on items, lol. That'd get interesting quick!
Right now the economy is not fully recovered from COVID. Tariffs will spur inflation and the Fed will raise interest rates to counter. This is exactly the scenario Jim just laid out for a loss on the market. Besides, the market is quite over valued at the moment and the tariffs may be all that is needed to spur a large correction. Best to prepare now.
Universal across-the-board tariffs will only be bad for average people! There are not (and will not be in the immediate future) enough US manufacturing to give Americans other product options. And, as in the case of Korean made washing machines under Trump's first term tariffs, instead of US manufacturers maintaining their lower prices (without tariffs), they raised their prices to almost match the increases the Korean brands (LG Samsung) had to implement so they could make higher profits. Tariffs that cause this outcome are only inflationary and Americans cannot handle more inflation.
Substantial tariffs can lead to inflation as new tariff costs are passed onto the consumer. Most products in Home Depot, Lowes, Target, Walmart, Amazon, etc are imports subject to tariffs. Also domestic product prices will increase as domestic producers maximize their profits by rising prices as import prices rise. Tariffs = inflation.
I'm no trumper but recession is on the horizon no matter who was elected. It does puzzle me so many rich people voted for him knowing he's gonna go big with tariffs. It's going to accelerate the next recession.
Trade War may not affect you or many investors but people at the lower end of the economic scale will be affected when they have to buy a tariff product
Trump's policies had been viewed by many experts as more positive for the financials sector, spurring this massive rally. It's enticing to consider purchasing some stocks, I'm contemplating investing more than $300k. Thoughts?
It seems like there's potential, but caution is warranted. hence I will advice you get yourself a financial advisor that can provide you with entry and exit points
I've been in touch with a financial analyst ever since I started investing. Knowing today's culture The challenge is knowing when to purchase or sell when investing in stocks, which is pretty simple. On my portfolio, which has grown over 90% in a little over a year, my advisr chooses entry and exit orders
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Well that stock market reaction is not the same as the cost to consumers which tariffs would absolutely have an effect. The Wall Street economy picture is a different snap shot the kitchen table economics.
With Trump's re-election, both US stocks and Bitcoin are seeing strong gains. I'm eyeing the potential for more market volatility, but Bitcoin's all-time high is interesting. With inflation and interest rates on the rise, I'm wondering if this is a good time to dive deeper into stocks or focus on crypto for diversification. Any thoughts on balancing both?
Investing without proper guidance can lead to mistakes and losses. I've learned this from my own experience. If you're new to investing or don't have much time, it's best to get advice from an expert.
A lot of folks downplay the role of advlsors until being burnt by their own emotions. I remember couple summers back, after my lengthy divorce, I needed a good boost to help my business stay afloat, hence I researched for licensed advisors and came across someone of utmost qualifications. She's helped grow my reserve notwithstanding inflation, from $275k to $850k.
How can one find a verifiable financial planner? I would not mind looking up the professional that helped you. I will be retiring in two years and I might need some management on my much larger portfolio. Don't want to take any chances.
‘’Aileen Gertrude Tippy’’ has always been on the top of my list..She is regarded as a genius in her area and well knowledgeable about financial markets. I highly recommend you look her up if you want excellent collaboration..
I just googled her and I'm really impressed with her credentials; I reached out to her since I need all the assistance I can get. I just scheduled a caII.
One should revisit the outcome of the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930. The outcome will put ice in one’s veins. Global trade declined by over-60%. It exacerbated and extended the Great Depression by several years until its repeal. It’s unfortunate that many, though not all, of today’s politicians have no economic sense. One other point I’d like to bring to your attention which is often overlooked. The USA is financing much of China’s aggressive behavior on the interest it earns on US Treasury bonds. I don’t know the exact amount of its interest earnings but it’s substantial. The Chinese hold an estimated $900 billion of US gov’t bonds. As US interest rates were going up the Chinese politicians were dancing in the streets.
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The thing is as people, we are usually skeptical about things we haven't yet tried, the truth is that you'll never know if it's profitable or not unless you decide to take the risk and give it a try, most successful people of this age are successful because they took the risk, "investing" and things has changed for the better ever since I realized it
In short, those with the money to endure the valleys, were able to feast on the peaks, during the first Trump Presidency. Which means the rich got richer, and the poor got left behind. Volatile markets are great for those who can absorb short term loses, while waiting for the long term gains. A stable market is great for those just trying to grow their limited investments. Trump offers instability.
Well whats crazy is Trump told on himself. Biden kept Trump’s tarriffs and look what happened. I also seem to recall a certain president’s name on the first few rounds of stimulus checks which were claimed to cause inflation. It wasn’t Biden on those checks!
The art of the deal? Does he understand tariffs ? Why is the public so scared? Because everyone else know what high increases in tariffs will do except for those who want to promote it… If he did ? We would not see or hear about it..?
When it comes to the impact of President Donald Trump's tariffs, Cramer has weighed in multiple times over the years, given the broad and significant market effects they have had, especially on sectors like manufacturing, technology, and global supply chains.
like those imposed by the Trump administration, By staying informed on the effects of tariffs, financial advisors can guide their clients in making informed decisions about sector allocation.
@@MichealJamesw if a tariff is likely to hurt consumer goods companies, an advisor may suggest reducing exposure to stocks or ETFs in that sector but sophie kathryn jones who tracks currency fluctuations as a result of trade policies can help protect clients' portfolios from negative currency movements.
@@MichelWood09 she can help clients adapt their financial goals, risk tolerance, and investment strategy to account for broader geopolitical risks like trade conflicts.
@@BryanJohn450 Just wanted to say, ‘sophie kathryn jones’, my CFA, is the real deal in his field. Dig deeper into her background; she's got years of experience and is a goldmine for anyone diving into the financial jungle!
Our government is only as good as his advisers. Dept of Education, EPA, DOD, DOJ, Attorney General, Communication and Department of Health, Treasury and Central Bank. What could go wrong. No vetting.
According to research and analysis, investors who follow Jim Cramer's stock picks on "Mad Money" generally tend to underperform the market, meaning they might not see the same level of returns as simply investing in a broad market index, as his recommendations can be volatile and often lack the necessary due diligence for long-term success; however, some argue that his show can be valuable for educating new investors on market dynamics and the importance of doing their own research before making investment decisions.
What are US tariff tax revenue spent on? I’ve tried asking Google and yahoo they will only tell what the tax is and who pays for it, but I’m not finding any information on how the revenue is used. If someone can direct me to a website or provide some factual information, it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.
Pundits think that he's just going to do what he did the last time. That is not what he said he's going to do. He has campaigned on 25% across the board tariffs on imports. Do you want to take the chance that they are wrong?
Thank you Jim for reminding history. My understanding of events are do not fight the Fed. If Fed is trying to fight the inflation, do not add to it otherwise that would result in market instability. Look up what happened to British PM Liz Truss when she tried to fight the Fed by lowering tax rates.
Suggesting the stock market will remain strong if the Fed keeps lowering rates or at least keeping level, nice; but so what Corporations will have profit but will they use tariffs as an excuse to keep product costs high? What is good for corporate doesn't necessarily mean average guy does ok at the grocery store, car lot, or buying appliances. Case in point today markets are doing ok and have been but costs aren't dropping much.
Gee wiz Jim don't you think you could have "Stocksplained" this months ago? The Tariff graffiti was all over the wall even then. Pathetic backpedaling.
Post Trump win has seen some serious price movement with most stocks with Tesla leading the charge alongside Cryptocurrency with bitcoin reaching an ATH, presenting an opportunity for investment in the financial market . Would be interested in knowing what happens now after this and if its advisable to stick 200k of my savings into financial markets investing at this time ?
A lot of folks downplay the role of advlsors until being burnt by their own emotions. I remember couple summers back, after my lengthy divorce, I needed a good boost to help my business stay afloat, hence I researched for licensed advisors and came across someone of utmost qualifications. She's helped grow my reserve notwithstanding inflation, from $275k to $850K.
This is definitely considerable! think you could suggest any professional/advisors i can get on the phone with? i'm in dire need of proper portfoIlo allocation
Viviana Marisa Coelho is her name. She is regarded as a genius in her area and works for Empower Financial Services. By looking her up online, you can quickly verify her level of experience. She is well knowledgeable about financial markets.
This is, at best, an incomplete analysis and, at worst, terrible. The primary problem is that when looking at points in the graph, of when Trump imposed tariffs, and reaching any conclusion. Why? Because of multicollinearity. That is, there isn't a way to distinguish between how the market reacted from any other variables. Because there are so many variables, what's needed is a multiple regression analysis that uses the most common variables that effect the market and then compare this with the effect of Trump's tariffs. Further, the problem with reaching a conclusion about Trump's tariffs from his last term to the present is that these tariffs are significantly different. They're much broader. In Trump's last term, the threat of retaliation was from China only. Now, it's from every country that thinks if it imposes tariffs, it's likely going to lead to Trump removing the tariff. In other words, it could be every trading partner the US has.
Trump will do to the US what he did to 3 casinos.
Hopefully no Democrats will clean up his mess.
The cycle needs to be broken.
What do we do if he runs up the deficit again? Seems like we're all on the hook for that.
@@bogususer2595 If ... *WHEN* !!
And just how does one go bankrupt with a casino by the way? They're money machines.
@xlerb2286, ikr! Obviously, he is a very special kind of stupid/incompetent in order to accomplish such a seemingly impossible task. Mind blowing for sure.
The history of Republican Presidents presiding over stock market crashes, e.g. Hoover 1929, Nixon 1973, Reagan 1987, Bush Sr.1990, Bush Jr. 2008, Trump 2020.
Well said!!@kennethlane4554
Been posting this for months. Noticed you gave a pass to Ike like I have. Guess we'll have to go through the school of hard knocks one more time. I hope we survive this one.
But I thought presidents inherited those messes? Hmmmmmm
@@mistergoodcitizen9914 Prez inherits what ever the previous prez left, good or bad.
@@mistergoodcitizen9914 George Bush inherits the first balanced budget in a century from Clinton and passes off to Obama the first 1 Trillion $ deficit. 1.02 for fiscal 2008 and 1.63 Trillion for 2009. Obama cuts that in half by fiscal 2013 to 672 Billion despite years of obstruction from Republicans while he is trying to right the economy from the second Great Depression and then halves that to 326 Billion in 2015. Then he hands off to Trump in 2017 a 671 Billion deficit in 2017. Trump inherits a recovering economy. The Fed was already starting to raise rates and end QE trying to get us back to normal. So Trump, the King of Debt as he calls himself, starts off taking deficits back up over a Trillion $ deficit. Doubling it to 1.4 in 2018. Then hands off to Biden a new record budget deficit over 3 Trillion. 3.1 for fiscal 2019 and another 2.8 Trillion for 2020.
I'm Terrified to Say Tariffs Will Be the Least of Our Problems In the Next 4 Years........ If We Still Have an America in 2028.
Trump's already been President before. You're aware of that aren't you? And when he was President, he built America the strongest economy America's ever witnessed along with no wars and you actually believe Trump's gonna end America?God damn you're gullible.
QUIT WATCHING THE VIEW.
Your cult leaders have you brainwashed
It's written in the Bible. The USA is not mentioned as a relevant nation by the End of Times.
look at Britain, it gonna last a long time.
The rich will get richer, corporations will experience record profits, and lower taxes, the working class will suffer
Stop being a bottom feeder and make money. 😂
Don’t worry there will be plenty of jobs in the fields picking tomatoes for $0.10 an hour, during a 160 hour work week.
@@robertedmond6596yeah, I bet you’re loaded… let me guess, crypto bro about to be crypto broke like the rest of the scammers? The only people that would vote for trump are desperate… I smell desperation.
@@robertedmond6596 I make plenty of money, it’ll be Trump’s own supporters who suffer
Cramer is wrong and your comment may be right in the short term but wrong in the long term. Cramer is talking about protective tariffs, which Trump put in place on a few selected industries. Now Trump is planning on full tariffs against all trading partners. He is talking about 60% - 100% tariffs against China and 20% against everyone else. He is talking about a return to 18th and 19th century tariffs on everyone. He doesn’t understand the market. There are so many international components in everything we consume the this will crush the global markets. If he can do what he says, and if he can deport even 10% of the illegals, prices will skyrocket, people won’t be able to buy things, corporations will suffer and inflation will take off. He will drive this expansion into the ground and we will be lucky in we only return to the 1970’s stagflation.
trump has heard a lot of impact on the stock market since he won the presidential election which many investors has gone on profit since November, my consultant told me this last year ?
he’s bringing an intense, emotional, and often humorous perspective on the real-world consequences of policy decisions.
@@MaryDavidlove2 That type of market instability makes you think twice about long-term investing!"
@@StevenJude1978 The market was trying to figure out who would win and who would lose.
@@MichealJamesw that's right also the reason i have to employ a financial consultant...' sophie kathryn jones ' that's my personal financial advisor.
@@BryanJohn450 good comment and good idea but consultant are kind of comes with high percentage. moreover i will look her up.
We have an idiot President who doesn't know the definition of tariffs and how they work. High School students know how tariffs work!!! And we had millions of people in this country vote for this clown? This is like placing a 10-year-old in a Formula 1 race car and telling them to drive around the block and hope he doesn't wreck it---guess what, they will and so will Trump (wreck the economy).
Very well said
America is the only nation of 196 nations with no import tax. Every nation has benefited immensely from instituting some for of import tax, most are above 20%. Every nation charged America to export its products. America charges no one.
@@matthewmeyer347 That's not what a tariff is. A tariff is a tax the importing country, in this case, the US Government, charges the importing business, a US-based company, for purchasing products overseas. If you want to charge China a tax for doing business with American companies, that's completely different from a tariff. And if we charge China, our #1 trading partner, where thousands upon thousands of US companies do business with, a fee, what do you think they'll do in retaliation? They'll charge US companies a fee or tax for doing business with them. Do you think things were expensive before?
@@gman7495 China costs the US $ 600 billion per year in IP theft, due to the lack of action from previous weak administrations. You defined tariffs as the literal definition of an import tax 'a tax that is paid by the importer to the importing country' then claimed tariffs are different from import taxes. You can't bring yourself to believe that you are being manipulated by the media. Let me guess you still believe that Trump who dated black women, hosted the inclusivity and economic forums of 1998 and 1999, who received the National Ethnic Coalition award is racist because MSNBC said its true. Right? And Biden who called black people roaches a few years ago is Martin Luther King, because MSNBC told you so.
When your facet leaks do you burn your house down. Voting for trump is like burning down the house (with no insurance)
A lot of farmers went out of business when China decided to not buy our food when tariffs were put on.
Then trump had the nerve to brag about getting farmers 28 billion dollars. We paid for his ineptness!
China owns alot of the farmland and so does Bill gates also your wrong lol
Kind of weird that every farmer around here had Trump/Vance signs in their fields leading up to the election.....
@ I know it’s crazy. When he was in office and many farmers were in trouble Trump gave a few billion dollars to them. It did prevent many of them from going out of business. But it’s like they liked the free money and forgot their crops were not as valuable.
Trump’s tariffs were a major market disruptor, and it’s fascinating to revisit their long-term impact. As an investor, I’m trying to balance between defensive stocks and potential growth opportunities in this uncertain environment. With inflation and interest rate hikes, is focusing on value investing the smarter play right now?
If you're not familiar with market investing tactics, you should get advice from a financial counselor.
That's why I work with one. My $520K portfolio is well-prepared for all market conditions, having grown 85% since early last year. My advisor and I are planning for this year too. In my opinion, financial advisors are among the most important professionals, just like doctors.
I could really use the expertise of an advisor like that.
Her name is “CATERINA MARY CIARLANTE”. You can research her name to find the necessary details and set up an appointment.
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Trump's policies had been viewed by many experts as more positive for the financials sector, spurring this massive rally. It's enticing to consider purchasing some stocks, I'm contemplating investing more than $300k. Thoughts?
It seems like there's potential, but caution is warranted. hence I will advice you get yourself a financial advisor that can provide you with entry and exit points
It’s best if you buy growth/blue-chip/large caps stocks only. Also, as a newbie its advisable you work with an investment advisor to help set up a well-structured portfolio.
Exactly, getting proper financial advise is invaluable, my portfolio is well-matched for every season of the market and recently hit 140% rise from early last year. I and my CFP are working on a 7 figure ballpark goal, tho this could take another year.
@@Jeffcraparo this is awesome! can you please leave the info of your advisor here? i’m in dire need of financial advisory
ANNETTE MARIE HOLT is her name. She is regarded as a genius in her area, She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
Wallstreet was fine, consumers got screwed
This is what will happen again. Rich people like Cramer could care less how this will affect you or me, they will be fine, in part because what we saw was that even companies making 100% in the US used the opportunity to raise prices, thus increasing profit margins and shareholder prices. It doesn't matter if it US made or Chinese made, everything will go up.
Ya know trumps a idiot just by listening to him speak.
Bring on everything promised - mass deportations, tariffs, billionaire tax cuts… give them the economic prosperity they voted for. A fool and his money will part ways. Epic pain must be felt.
They will still blame Obama or Biden
Wait, what About Hunter Biden and Hilary's emails?
MAGA will get what they voted for…
Turn comes the big blue wave in the mid term elections
Yes!! I will be laughing the whole time, sipping tea like kermit.
What sad is Jim probly voted for Trump it's time the people to feel the pain try not voting for a criminal maybe you'll have a better outcome
March 2018 Trump imposed his tariffs n us steel n alcoa stock prices dropped also China reacted and went to Brazil to buy agricultural goods NICE ONE TRUMP
Brazil is expanding production and China is not coming back to the USA.
Yep. Then he bailed out u.s. farmers . . .
I would say Jim is being disingenuous at best here. He was singing Trump's praises not long ago. Geee... Do you think Jim was one of those people who searched on Google with the question "What is a tariff?", days after the election? And then searched again asking "Can I change my vote?"
The number one cause of the Great Depression was tariffs
no it wasnt, they tried to devert it by increasing tariffs That a big difference, correlation then there is causation
@ that is absolutely incorrect
@@shawnstangeland3011 from Tariffs ? SO tariffs caused the great depression alone thats it? right before increasing the tariffs , thats all it took to take down a strong biden economics...tariffs
no it was not, but tarriffs made it even worse
@@rajeshgowan846 Exactly.
People can be so STUPID. You should have been responsible and tuned in. I have no sympathy for you. You will get what you stupidly voted for
Can we stop 🛑 giving welfare to oil companies and rich 🤑 people in oil industry refineries etc. it’s 20 billion taxes does
Well, unfortunately those of us who didn't vote for Trump will also be negatively affected.
Oh no! Your cheap Chinese crap will be more expensive. When will you bottom feeders stop exploiting cheap labor and buy American? Get money.
I literally begged and or dared everyone I knew to look up the definition of tariffs. Living in Kentucky, I know aside from myself three people who voted against him. Including relatives. Smh. Its better to laugh then cry though. While I will definitely be suffering with them I will be reminding them constantly that they were warned.
Tariffs or higher taxes the difference is higher taxes forces overseas expansion. In the end everyone pays more except the top earners and it will always be that way as it always has been. Changes nothing.
The first round of tariffs got us zero gains. It was a huge waste of energy and added stress to the economy. We had to bail out our farmers with tax dollars. The entire thing was so stupid…time for round two.
Cumulative inflation in the last three years of Obama’s presidency was 3.6%. In the first three years of Trump’s presidency it was 6.3%.
Amazing how very few people know this
Misinformation
@ facts
There was no inflation under Trump. Inflation skyrocketed when Biden shut down energy production.
Inflation skyrocketed under Biden in the last four years. We had no inflation under Trump from 2016-2020.
Yep, let’s cancel ACA and everything else so we can get better prices on eggs. Oh wait!😮
Funny eggs went up because bird flu came, and farms killed all their chickens if one was found infected.. hence shortage of eggs.. now it's fine..
No, No, it’s gas the prices are too high for them to drive their oversized vehicles that maybe two people ride in , usually one. The shortsightedness of MAGA is not surprising they don’t make their own decisions they let Fox tell them what to do. Payback coming hard and fast.
The Fed is reactive not proactive.. once inflation hits After the Tariffs , then the Fed will raise again and the markets will react..
Deporting 8 million people who spend 95% of their wages on the economy, how will that lower profits.. lay off a hundred thousand gov employees from whatever
Dept they want to destroy.. who support the economy with their wages... how will that lower profits... Eliminating Energy Credits.. will lower profits of car and solar panel
companies, ...
You’re saying, Cramer is WRONG….?
@@speedwagon7562we’re saying Kramer only looks at one aspect of the economy. He doesn’t do macro big picture analysis. If the incoming administration hits their policy goals then the economy is going to head into a nose dive by removing large sectors of the consumer base. We’ll see high spikes in inflation to hard goods due to the tariffs; higher spikes in food if they remove the migrant workers that pick and process our food; and a reactionary increase in the borrowing rate from the fed because that’s the only tool they know how to use to tamp inflation. Trump’s tax breaks aren’t going to let the majority of Americans break even against those inflationary forces, and we’ll see an even higher level of short term credit borrowing that will threaten to break that market through inevitable high rates of default. Tighten your belts, we’re not getting dessert anymore - and we’ll be lucky if we have more than gruel.
Whenever Cramer says it will be opposite.
Don't forget to add the retaliatory measures that the other countries will impose on American products.
@@speedwagon7562 Cramer is paid by the billionaires that will profit from this.
Trump told you exactly what he was going to Do.... Why The Suprise its what You voted for ????????
@@Lynnpjjbdndji YES, PRICES GO BACK TO 1/2 WHAT THEY ARE TODAY WITHOUT BIDENOMICS; DOUBLE & TRIPLE THE COST OF NECESSITIES, & BIDEN FUNDING FOREIGN WARS, & THE ILLEGAL ENTRY OF MILLIONS INTO THE USA. BIDENOMICS = AMERICA LAST.
Because they believe that he is like other politicians who all talk and have no action.
@@pantethine66Well, his first term was pretty that, no repeal and replace, no lock her up, no wall, no ending NAFTA, no 4% GDP growth, etc.
Cramer has helped me prosper thru good and bad times , just do the opposite of what Jim advises and you’ll do great, thanks Mr Cramer 👍
My thoughts exactly!
Exactly!
consumers will enjoy paying the tariffs
But Cramer was calling for Trump, where was this a month AGO!
@@ScottDonley-o9e Cramer starts out hating on Trump, as if the alternative of Harris/Walz, two people that have never built a business, can grow an economy. He mentions a guest but never has her on. Later on in the video, Cramer said his guest determined that tariffs will likely not cause any increase in prices, nor have any negative impact on the market. Cramer is a globalist & wants the USA wiped off the map as a country.
No he wanted Kamala. He did that Trump bs for his fans
@@TC-uj6jc that's part of the problem in America. We need to stand up for what's right even IF it personally costs you...
There us a specific segment of society that will always be ok financially. The same group has the " the hell with everyone else attitude". Too many associate having alot of money with being smart. In reality true intelligence comes with empathy.
A tariff is a poor man’s tax .
Facccts only poor people care
FDT
*Schizophrenic markets
*Companies preparing for major layoffs
*Authoritarian and draconian rights violations
*Funding and assistance for small businesses soon to be eliminated
*Social services for the elderly and disabled soon to be cut
The chaos and disorder is starting again.
You voted for this. Why?
Now show a chart from June 17, 1930, when the Hawley Smoot tariff act was introduced.
You're FN kidding right? There were still blacksmiths in 1930 and horse drawn wagons.
@@dpporlando And we were significantly LESS reliant on global trade. The technologies we use don't have an impact on whether a global trade war is harmful.
@@splunge2222 Thanks I'll keep my phone 🦤 DoDo
@@dpporlandonot accurate
@@connorpena373 would you like me to show you the photo of my families butcher shop from 1880-1942 there's plenty of horse drawn wagons making deliveries in the city till about 1935. And they didn't get their shoes from Amazon.
I use to watch Jim everyday, and traded on his calls… I realized after 2 years, I wasn’t winning anything. There were so many misses, I don’t take anything he says seriously anymore. 😢
When did Cramer ever predict anything right? His stock and economic outlook predictions are always off!
aistockadvisor AI fixes this. Jim Cramer analyzes Trump tariffs.
Tesla stock dipped severally , resulting to about 23% drop in the shares value this month. I seriously need suggestions on how to diversify my $400k portfolio made up of volatile TSLA
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Republicans act like they never heard of GOP high tariff policy in the early 20th Century, the Great Depression or the 1930 Smoot Hawley Tariff Act . Didn't they take American History in high school?
He is Criminally insane.
Let's see an example: a tariff added to a Chinese product. It was cost 50$ and now it costS 100$. They expect that the domestic counterpart which cost 75$ will be preferred instead of the Chinese.
But what will happen, is that the domestic product's price will be raised to 90$. Or if you want to replace the Chinese product with one from another country where it was also cheap, they will also raise the price just to be a little less than the Chinese with tariff.
In the end, things are more expensive, less money is spent, people become more frugal -- market go DOWWWWWN. At least in the short term -- but why, exactly, would domestic companies VOLUNTARILY CHOOSE to keep prices low? ....they wouldnt, not without Trump ALSO introducing price caps on items, lol. That'd get interesting quick!
@@AtlanRau this happens in Hungary under Orban
S&P =/= average consumer.
Right now the economy is not fully recovered from COVID. Tariffs will spur inflation and the Fed will raise interest rates to counter. This is exactly the scenario Jim just laid out for a loss on the market. Besides, the market is quite over valued at the moment and the tariffs may be all that is needed to spur a large correction. Best to prepare now.
Always, Always do the opposite of Jim
That is an honest to goodness strategy that would work. This guy is a puppet to shill or big corps and swindle you out of your money.
Alright Jim Cramer bullish when the tariffs arrive?
Ok. Then that will be the moment to go bearish.
So when Jim said this about NVDA "Own it don't trade it"
He was wrong??? I think not.
Universal across-the-board tariffs will only be bad for average people! There are not (and will not be in the immediate future) enough US manufacturing to give Americans other product options. And, as in the case of Korean made washing machines under Trump's first term tariffs, instead of US manufacturers maintaining their lower prices (without tariffs), they raised their prices to almost match the increases the Korean brands (LG Samsung) had to implement so they could make higher profits. Tariffs that cause this outcome are only inflationary and Americans cannot handle more inflation.
Substantial tariffs can lead to inflation as new tariff costs are passed onto the consumer. Most products in Home Depot, Lowes, Target, Walmart, Amazon, etc are imports subject to tariffs. Also domestic product prices will increase as domestic producers maximize their profits by rising prices as import prices rise. Tariffs = inflation.
The American people voted for Trump, so whatever happens happens.
NOT All of the American People.
You mean 51% did.
@@Dave-zl2kyit's less than that now.
@@Dave-zl2ky wrong, 30% voted for him.
I'm no trumper but recession is on the horizon no matter who was elected. It does puzzle me so many rich people voted for him knowing he's gonna go big with tariffs. It's going to accelerate the next recession.
The wealthy want more tax cuts, even at the cost to Americans and our economy....
Trade War may not affect you or many investors but people at the lower end of the economic scale will be affected when they have to buy a tariff product
Bad news is:
$1,000,000 pickup trucks
$100,000 cell phones
$10,000 toilet paper
Good news is:
$1,000,000 Bitcoin
$100,000 gold
$10,000 silver
This means nothing to what costs will be incurred by regular folks who aren't full-time Wall St. investors.
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Trump's policies had been viewed by many experts as more positive for the financials sector, spurring this massive rally. It's enticing to consider purchasing some stocks, I'm contemplating investing more than $300k. Thoughts?
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Doomed Doomed in the land of plenty
Well that stock market reaction is not the same as the cost to consumers which tariffs would absolutely have an effect. The Wall Street economy picture is a different snap shot the kitchen table economics.
With Trump's re-election, both US stocks and Bitcoin are seeing strong gains. I'm eyeing the potential for more market volatility, but Bitcoin's all-time high is interesting. With inflation and interest rates on the rise, I'm wondering if this is a good time to dive deeper into stocks or focus on crypto for diversification. Any thoughts on balancing both?
Investing without proper guidance can lead to mistakes and losses. I've learned this from my own experience. If you're new to investing or don't have much time, it's best to get advice from an expert.
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Mexico tariffs are in direct contradiction to the US MCA, which provides for terrace and goods trading between countries.
Awesome piece, Jimmy! You provide awesome insight!
Art of the deal....lol
If trump stop talking care of his rich friends the country would breathe better
One should revisit the outcome of the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930. The outcome will put ice in one’s veins. Global trade declined by over-60%. It exacerbated and extended the Great Depression by several years until its repeal. It’s unfortunate that many, though not all, of today’s politicians have no economic sense. One other point I’d like to bring to your attention which is often overlooked. The USA is financing much of China’s aggressive behavior on the interest it earns on US Treasury bonds. I don’t know the exact amount of its interest earnings but it’s substantial. The Chinese hold an estimated $900 billion of US gov’t bonds. As US interest rates were going up the Chinese politicians were dancing in the streets.
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In short, those with the money to endure the valleys, were able to feast on the peaks, during the first Trump Presidency. Which means the rich got richer, and the poor got left behind. Volatile markets are great for those who can absorb short term loses, while waiting for the long term gains. A stable market is great for those just trying to grow their limited investments. Trump offers instability.
I listen to Cramer then to the exact opposite. It works magic! 😂
The world does not need us any more.
We will see how the market is after the holiday season.
Cramer sounds like he has marbles in his mouth
It’s funny watching the people with the least credibility & worst track records all agree on this.
Why don't we have a real education and background check along with financial check on our leaders as we do for most jobs.
Interesting perspective.
Same people claim Bidens economy isn't good but say this out the other side of their mouths.
Well whats crazy is Trump told on himself. Biden kept Trump’s tarriffs and look what happened. I also seem to recall a certain president’s name on the first few rounds of stimulus checks which were claimed to cause inflation. It wasn’t Biden on those checks!
The art of the deal? Does he understand tariffs ?
Why is the public so scared?
Because everyone else know what high increases in tariffs will do except for those who want to promote it…
If he did ? We would not see or hear about it..?
not buying it, literally.
This guy is and has always been a moron. How can he still be on the air. Why do people watch him. Crazy.
You talking about Cramer? Trump? Or both?
The Fed is your friend as long as Inflation doesn’t raise it’s ugly head. Jim, how will the tariffs affect inflation?
This. Tariffs will screw USA. It’s ridiculous.
Inverse Kramer means the US will be loving it.
The new tariffs will be more widespread and affect more consumer goods. That’s a big difference.
But this time around AI is breaking loose..Not confident with a six time loser running the country. He doesn’t know how to manage money. Scary.
When it comes to the impact of President Donald Trump's tariffs, Cramer has weighed in multiple times over the years, given the broad and significant market effects they have had, especially on sectors like manufacturing, technology, and global supply chains.
like those imposed by the Trump administration, By staying informed on the effects of tariffs, financial advisors can guide their clients in making informed decisions about sector allocation.
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@@MichelWood09 she can help clients adapt their financial goals, risk tolerance, and investment strategy to account for broader geopolitical risks like trade conflicts.
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According to research and analysis, investors who follow Jim Cramer's stock picks on "Mad Money" generally tend to underperform the market, meaning they might not see the same level of returns as simply investing in a broad market index, as his recommendations can be volatile and often lack the necessary due diligence for long-term success; however, some argue that his show can be valuable for educating new investors on market dynamics and the importance of doing their own research before making investment decisions.
the S & P might survive these tariffs, but the average person shopping will feel the effect
Cramer doesn't like Marx because that would involve analyzing reality
We kept bailing the farmers.
Well somebody speaks their mind
Ask a maga which of Trump's businesses he'd like the country to be run like.
Lol isn't he suppose to make things more affordable. Tariffs do the opposite.
Just watched the market go stagnant today
What are US tariff tax revenue spent on? I’ve tried asking Google and yahoo they will only tell what the tax is and who pays for it, but I’m not finding any information on how the revenue is used. If someone can direct me to a website or provide some factual information, it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.
Pundits think that he's just going to do what he did the last time. That is not what he said he's going to do. He has campaigned on 25% across the board tariffs on imports. Do you want to take the chance that they are wrong?
Don’t assume Trump is a strategic thinker. He isn’t that smart.
Thank you Jim for reminding history. My understanding of events are do not fight the Fed. If Fed is trying to fight the inflation, do not add to it otherwise that would result in market instability. Look up what happened to British PM Liz Truss when she tried to fight the Fed by lowering tax rates.
great report
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Yeah, since meeting expert Debra, I now agree that with an expert managing your portfolio, the rate of profit high, with less risk.
I will advise you stop trading on your own if you keep losing. And i don't trade on my own anymore, I always required help and assistance
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Alright thanks for the recommendation but how do I reach her?
Go ahead keep your money in the market. Soon you will #findout.
Suggesting the stock market will remain strong if the Fed keeps lowering rates or at least keeping level, nice; but so what Corporations will have profit but will they use tariffs as an excuse to keep product costs high? What is good for corporate doesn't necessarily mean average guy does ok at the grocery store, car lot, or buying appliances. Case in point today markets are doing ok and have been but costs aren't dropping much.
Gee wiz Jim don't you think you could have "Stocksplained" this months ago? The Tariff graffiti was all over the wall even then. Pathetic backpedaling.
Are you talking about Biden?
...in other news, Cramer still rates Lehman Brothers as a strong buy....
Americans are about to be schooled. Like my Faather used to say "The school of hard knocks keeps a dear school but a fool will learn in no other."
Post Trump win has seen some serious price movement with most stocks with Tesla leading the charge alongside Cryptocurrency with bitcoin reaching an ATH, presenting an opportunity for investment in the financial market . Would be interested in knowing what happens now after this and if its advisable to stick 200k of my savings into financial markets investing at this time ?
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Love the inverse Cramer comments, keep em coming!
Take the opposite of what Cramer say.
Can anyone make out his words? It’s like he’s drunk
This is, at best, an incomplete analysis and, at worst, terrible. The primary problem is that when looking at points in the graph, of when Trump imposed tariffs, and reaching any conclusion. Why? Because of multicollinearity. That is, there isn't a way to distinguish between how the market reacted from any other variables. Because there are so many variables, what's needed is a multiple regression analysis that uses the most common variables that effect the market and then compare this with the effect of Trump's tariffs.
Further, the problem with reaching a conclusion about Trump's tariffs from his last term to the present is that these tariffs are significantly different. They're much broader. In Trump's last term, the threat of retaliation was from China only. Now, it's from every country that thinks if it imposes tariffs, it's likely going to lead to Trump removing the tariff. In other words, it could be every trading partner the US has.
You came to Cramer for a in-depth analysis? Think you are the one in wrong!
@@meibing4912 This is the first time I've watched him. It was just recommended to me by RUclips. But, the analysis was very bad.
@@posthocprior WYSIWYG!
Cramer says sell super micro computer and it runs 😅
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@RichardKing-sx6xc I only take Marin Shkreli's advice on stocks
@Wowsers101 I'm a huge fan of his also. Go luck with your portfolio and trades. 😎👍
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LMFAO what chart are you looking at???