China's Yuan to Replace the Dollar because of Trump!

[Yagoda]

Ha ha made you look. Read it and weep America haters and sock puppets, the country you love and admire isnt going to be replacing the dollar any time soon.

 

Socialism is bad for business.

 

https://nationalinterest.org/feature/why-chinas-yuan-cant-replace-the-u-s-dollar

 

I look forward to a vigorous debate on the points raised. For the idiots, racists and assorted haters, the thumbs down emoji is below.

[JackGats]

Why "because of Trump"? Because he's the first head of State to have the guts and wisdom to confront the Red Chinese?

[candide]

41 minutes ago, Yagoda said:

Ha ha made you look. Read it and weep America haters and sock puppets, the country you love and admire isnt going to be replacing the dollar any time soon.

 

Socialism is bad for business.

 

https://nationalinterest.org/feature/why-chinas-yuan-cant-replace-the-u-s-dollar

 

I look forward to a vigorous debate on the points raised. For the idiots, racists and assorted haters, the thumbs down emoji is below.

Who loves China? 🤣

[SpaceKadet]

6 hours ago, Yagoda said:

Socialism is bad for business.

So is capitalism, as practiced by #47!

Just look at the markets. Up and down like a rollercoaster.

[Yagoda]

25 minutes ago, SpaceKadet said:

So is capitalism, as practiced by #47!

Just look at the markets. Up and down like a rollercoaster.

I know, the only thing that affects the market is Trump

[RayC]

58 minutes ago, Yagoda said:

I know, the only thing that affects the market is Trump

 

I wouldn't say that Trump's actions are  the 'only' thing which affects the market but they certainly have a major effect: That's the problem.

 

The 'Thanks' and 'Agree' buttons are available for you to reply to me.

[Yagoda]

24 minutes ago, RayC said:

 

I wouldn't say that Trump's actions are  the 'only' thing which affects the market but they certainly have a major effect: That's the problem.

 

The 'Thanks' and 'Agree' buttons are available for you to reply to me.

Everything has a "major effect"

[blaze master]

7 hours ago, candide said:

Who loves China? 🤣

 

Off topic but Justin Trudeau kinda does. 

[RayC]

1 hour ago, Yagoda said:

Everything has a "major effect"

 

Not 'everything' has a major effect but you are now contradicting yourself.

[Yagoda]

11 hours ago, RayC said:

 

Not 'everything' has a major effect but you are now contradicting yourself.

No. Im not. You are just deranged by your hatred of Trump

[RayC]

8 hours ago, Yagoda said:

No. Im not. You are just deranged by your hatred of Trump

 

Your first comment: "The only thing that affects the market is Trump"

 

Your second comment (one hour later): "Everything has a "major effect""

 

If that's not contradictory I don't know what is!

 

I have no hatred of Trump - deranged or otherwise - but I believe that his foreign policies, notably wrt international trade and the war in Ukraine, have had a negative effect. One major consequence is that the US's traditional allies in Europe and Australisia have been alienated.

 

Maybe Trump's policies are having a beneficial effect domestically in the US? That's for US citizens and nationals to judge. Internationally, his policies have - so far - been harmful.

 

[Yagoda]

25 minutes ago, RayC said:

Internationally, his policies have - so far - been harmful.

 

To who? The ones not able to suck off us anymore?

[Yagoda]

26 minutes ago, RayC said:

If that's not contradictory I don't know what is!

Understand sarcasm and irony?

[RayC]

5 minutes ago, Yagoda said:

To who? The ones not able to suck off us anymore?

 

To most of the world as a result of the instability caused by his policies.

[RayC]

8 minutes ago, Yagoda said:

Understand sarcasm and irony?

 

Yes.

[StayinThailand2much]

Not likely. However, if Trump continues with his shenanigans, the dollar may soon be at parity with the yuan... 😆😂😆 

[Yagoda]

52 minutes ago, RayC said:

 

To most of the world as a result of the instability caused by his policies.

Where is the instability caused by his policies?

[RayC]

29 minutes ago, Yagoda said:

Where is the instability caused by his policies?

 

Where have you been for the last few months?

 

Did you miss the volitality on the financial markets? (The indices may be back to where they were but Trump's policies caused unnecessary chaos). 

 

As a US national, maybe you haven't noticed - maybe you even welcome it? -  but the trust that the US traditionally enjoyed with her European allies have been severely weakened by Trump's policies.

 

Maybe you haven't noticed - and perhaps, don't care? - that Trump's appeasement of Russia and indifference about Ukraine's fate has emboldened Putin?

 

Maybe, unlike me, you don't actually consider any of that to be negative?

[KhaoHom]

There is absolutely no chance of this occuring. This is totally retarded. If anyone wants a wager I'm open .

[Captain Flack]

A troll post breaking the rules, by trying to censor an opinion, based on assumed nationality has been removed. @Yagodathis is an opened forum for all.

[Elkski]

1 hour ago, RayC said:

 

Where have you been for the last few months?

 

Did you miss the volitality on the financial markets? (The indices may be back to where they were but Trump's policies caused unnecessary chaos). 

 

As a US national, maybe you haven't noticed - maybe you even welcome it? -  but the trust that the US traditionally enjoyed with her European allies have been severely weakened by Trump's policies.

 

Maybe you haven't noticed - and perhaps, don't care? - that Trump's appeasement of Russia and indifference about Ukraine's fate has emboldened Putin?

 

Maybe, unlike me, you don't actually consider any of that to be negative?

And if we only knew how much insider trading has occurred.   MBS probably made 4 billion for his 400 million plane gift. That trump is illegal accepting.   His graft is as open as a baby sparrows mouth.  He can't disappear soon enough.  

[Isaan sailor]

DXY at multi month low—99.103.  If USA loses its world reserve currency—look out below.  Currency traders don’t like tariff uncertainty