Frank Gaffney
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Hours consumes a lot, drives a lot. And so this pain and disruption, it'll be felt in sort of the emotions of the stock market that go up and down. And so people will talk about, I lost this in my 501k, but 401k, I should say. This shows you how good I am at finance. But these things will come up, they'll come down, but they're coming down from a high watermark. And so we'll weather this.
Hours consumes a lot, drives a lot. And so this pain and disruption, it'll be felt in sort of the emotions of the stock market that go up and down. And so people will talk about, I lost this in my 501k, but 401k, I should say. This shows you how good I am at finance. But these things will come up, they'll come down, but they're coming down from a high watermark. And so we'll weather this.
Hours consumes a lot, drives a lot. And so this pain and disruption, it'll be felt in sort of the emotions of the stock market that go up and down. And so people will talk about, I lost this in my 501k, but 401k, I should say. This shows you how good I am at finance. But these things will come up, they'll come down, but they're coming down from a high watermark. And so we'll weather this.
A lot better than the Chinese do. If we keep making deals with Japan, Korea, Taiwan, India, if there's real movement in moving manufacturing, Apple's talked more about iPhones coming out of India more than from China.
A lot better than the Chinese do. If we keep making deals with Japan, Korea, Taiwan, India, if there's real movement in moving manufacturing, Apple's talked more about iPhones coming out of India more than from China.
A lot better than the Chinese do. If we keep making deals with Japan, Korea, Taiwan, India, if there's real movement in moving manufacturing, Apple's talked more about iPhones coming out of India more than from China.
I mean, the more these pieces move, China's leverage goes down, our supplies are diversified, and the president can reduce the tariffs and things kind of go back to normal post-globalization, post-WTO.
I mean, the more these pieces move, China's leverage goes down, our supplies are diversified, and the president can reduce the tariffs and things kind of go back to normal post-globalization, post-WTO.
I mean, the more these pieces move, China's leverage goes down, our supplies are diversified, and the president can reduce the tariffs and things kind of go back to normal post-globalization, post-WTO.
Well, I think that we're going to hopefully before Memorial Day start to see some of the framework agreements, I guess they're calling them, with the big economies like Japan, Korea, maybe a few others, may become the pace setters for where the other deals might be flowing.
Well, I think that we're going to hopefully before Memorial Day start to see some of the framework agreements, I guess they're calling them, with the big economies like Japan, Korea, maybe a few others, may become the pace setters for where the other deals might be flowing.
Well, I think that we're going to hopefully before Memorial Day start to see some of the framework agreements, I guess they're calling them, with the big economies like Japan, Korea, maybe a few others, may become the pace setters for where the other deals might be flowing.
As those begin to trickle in, I'd like to believe that Xi Jinping will find a phone and be able to call and say, I'd like to make a deal with you. Mr. President. The Chinese in the past, they would do that. It wouldn't mean a deal is coming soon. It wouldn't mean that everything's going to work out great.
As those begin to trickle in, I'd like to believe that Xi Jinping will find a phone and be able to call and say, I'd like to make a deal with you. Mr. President. The Chinese in the past, they would do that. It wouldn't mean a deal is coming soon. It wouldn't mean that everything's going to work out great.
As those begin to trickle in, I'd like to believe that Xi Jinping will find a phone and be able to call and say, I'd like to make a deal with you. Mr. President. The Chinese in the past, they would do that. It wouldn't mean a deal is coming soon. It wouldn't mean that everything's going to work out great.
But it would get into kind of a predictable back and forth of communication that calms markets, buys time. I think that with China, we're in for a multi-year adjustment. I don't expect there to be kind of a new normal by the end of this year or maybe even by the end of the term of Trump's administration this time. I think we're on a glide path to negotiating a new normal there.
But it would get into kind of a predictable back and forth of communication that calms markets, buys time. I think that with China, we're in for a multi-year adjustment. I don't expect there to be kind of a new normal by the end of this year or maybe even by the end of the term of Trump's administration this time. I think we're on a glide path to negotiating a new normal there.
But it would get into kind of a predictable back and forth of communication that calms markets, buys time. I think that with China, we're in for a multi-year adjustment. I don't expect there to be kind of a new normal by the end of this year or maybe even by the end of the term of Trump's administration this time. I think we're on a glide path to negotiating a new normal there.
But a lot of these other things I'd like to think we could get through in the first half of the year with close partners that have proven responsible and several others in the second half of the year so that you've got a 2026 that is on a bit more of a predictable trajectory.
But a lot of these other things I'd like to think we could get through in the first half of the year with close partners that have proven responsible and several others in the second half of the year so that you've got a 2026 that is on a bit more of a predictable trajectory.