Chinese High School Dropout Gives Most Realistic Perspective of the Tariff war and Geopolitics!

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Chinese High School Dropout:I really can't take it anymore these two days. Don't talk about tax increases. Let's just have a tough, hot-blooded script.

Pretending to be tough is looking for death. Making money is the hard truth. 3.5 billion people in the United States lost one-third of the world's consumption cake.

What is the concept? It's equivalent to every three earthlings spending money. There is one that the Americans smashed. 4.5 billion people in the EU have less purchasing power than the United States.

1.4 billion people are starving to death. One-fifth of the world's consumption is in the United States. The data is there.

Scolding the U.S. for being a hooligan is not a meal. The U.S. dollar in their pocket is the universal currency in the business world. Everyone is shouting that they don't care about the U.S. market.

Wake up! You go to Southeast Asia to sell goods. You get a Newton. You go to South America and get a Vespa.

The exchange rate cuts leeks for you every minute. You sell to the U.S. and make dollars. The world is in a state of panic.

What is it like to be in a fog of war? The U.S. dollar is still the king of the world's currency. This is the reality. Leave the U.S. dollar system.

You don't even have the entry ticket for international trade. Don't talk about Africa. You don't even have electricity in Africa.

How can you buy electricity? The Indian market is watching you. Debt can make you bankrupt. Only the U.S. More than 300 million middle-class people are waiting for you with money in their pockets.

They don't play tricks. They don't set up accounts. Even if sanctions are imposed in the next two years, it will be the cleanest market in the world.

Compared to those places where you can eat and drink, the U.S. is a commercial paradise. You have to remember one thing. Capital is 10,000 times smarter than you.

Norwegian sovereign funds, oil capital in the Middle East, pension funds in various countries have all invested their money in the U.S. stock market. Don't those countries want to be tough? But the reality is that leaving the U.S. global consumer engine, you don't even have a chance to make a living. Relying on Russia, relying on the Iranian market, they are all selling resources for a living.

It's easy to scold the U.S. It's hard to recognize the reality. The essence of the global industrial chain is who has the power to consume, who is the boss. The U.S. has sucked up one-third of the population, one-third of the power to consume.

This is absolute market dominance. You can call it domineering, but you can't deny that when your manufacturing industry relies on exports 71%, when your foreign exchange reserves rely on foreign trade 80%, when you lose the U.S. market, you lose your capital. Those who say they'd rather not make money in the U.S., listen up.

The people want to eat, the companies want to pay, the national treasury wants to save foreign exchange. They are really playing with the U.S. and hurting each other. Who is the last one to be unlucky? It's the workers in Liushui County, it's the small factory owners, it's the ordinary people who don't care about living expenses.

In the face of absolute market oppression, pretending to be poor is the biggest stupidity. If you want to give in, give in to negotiations. If you want to make a profit, make a profit.

It's better to keep the rice bowl than anything else. I, a high school student, don't believe in stocks in the commercial world, I only believe in supply and demand. How good is the U.S. market? The data is more honest than slogans.

Instead of shouting, it's better to think about how to make money in other people's rules. When your pocket is full of dollars, talk about industrial upgrades, go to the U.S. Otherwise, it's all bullshit. It's not stupid to make money low.

It's really stupid I blindly believe that for the sake of ordinary people to live a good life, even if you make money on purpose, it's nothing.