There Is No Crisis
The Real Economy Rising Dear Reader, Yesterday Trump announced his sweeping reciprocal tariffs on dozens of countries. These tariffs are necessary to protect American manufacturing from the many unfair trade practices of countries like China and Vietnam. They mark the beginning of the next chapter of the ongoing Currency Wars. And if any of these countries respond to Trump's tariffs, no doubt, he'll levy double on them. We are in a new era driven entirely by bitter trade rivalries. Now is the time to act… before your portfolio gets caught in the worsening crossfire… and while there's still an opportunity to profit from the turmoil while most investors panic. Click here to trade the tariffs. Now, here's what our editors were looking at today… | | | America: Sean Ring – Keep Calm and Tariff On! President Trump’s announcement of sweeping import tariffs—what he dubbed “Liberation Day”—has caused the expected ruckus in global financial markets. And rightly so. It’s a full-blown trade regime reset. As of April 5, a universal 10% baseline tariff on all imports into the United States will go into effect. Days later, a raft of reciprocal tariffs—as high as 49% on Cambodia and 54% on China—will begin rolling out country by country. Predictably, overseas investors didn’t take the news well. As of 7 a.m. ET, S&P 500 futures are down 3.33%, Nasdaq futures are down 3.86%, and the Russell 2000 ETF (IWM) is down 4.63% in the premarket. Headlines around the world screamed “global trade chaos.” But behind the noise, something remarkable happened in the bond market: the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield dropped, signaling a flight to safety and expectations of looser monetary policy ahead. And if you’re like U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, former Soros CIO and a prominent Trump economic backer, that’s precisely the point. Why? Because higher tariffs = slower growth = lower interest rates. That’s the endgame for Bessent, as lower rates grease the wheels for the real economy. ⇒ Read More Here | |
America: Bill Bonner – Sea of Red When you have too much debt, there are only two choices available: bail water or buoy. Neither of them appeals to Republicans. Or Democrats. Spending more than they can afford has become a habit. And not one they want to give up. It buys them votes. And campaign contributions. And sinecures. But doom approaches as they neither bail nor buoy. Spending goes up, while President Trump cuts taxes. According to the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget: "Tax Cut Extensions Would Add $37 Trillion to Debt by 2054." The politicians must have prescription-quality rose-colored glasses to protect tender eyes from the glaring danger. They say the tax cuts, along with lower oil prices from their ‘Drill baby Drill’ energy policy, will lift growth rates enough to compensate. But let’s see what lies on the horizon: Lower tax collections… lower birth rates… lower growth… more debt. What to make of it? We won’t mention it to anyone here on the ship. But it sounds like we will all soon be ‘in peril on the sea.’ ⇒ Read More Here | |
Politics: Dan Amoss – Elon Musk To Remain ‘Friend and Adviser’ to Trump Admin After DOGE Stint Is Finished, JD Vance Says Elon Musk will continue to be a “friend and adviser” to the Trump administration — even after his stint at the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is up, Vice President JD Vance said Thursday. The billionaire, who is DOGE’s lodestar, is expected to step back at the end of next month given his tenure with the admin was only ever meant to be temporary. Per federal regulations, Musk could only remain in his post for 130 consecutive days as a special government employee. “Of course, he’s going to continue to be an adviser,” Vance told Fox News’ “Fox & Friends". Still, Politico and other left-wing pundits on Wednesday heralded Musk's imminent departure as evidence of a fractured Trump-Musk alliance. Blasting the reports as “fake news,” Vance vowed the work of DOGE would continue even after Musk left. ⇒ Read More Here That's all for today, we'll be back tomorrow with more topics and articles from our editors. Email us here with whatever crosses your mind that you want us to cover. We look forward to hearing from you! Looking forward to your financial future, | | | | | |
Recommended Reads: Trump’s Next Miracle: Saving Social Security? Social Security is in trouble. MorningStar reports, “The hole in its accounts is an estimated $22.6 trillion.” But there’s hope… A recent Executive Order could not only help prop up Social Security. It could pay off our towering national debt. Recently we sat down with former Presidential Advisor, Jim Rickards. He told us, “Trump is preparing to tap a state-owned resource worth an incredible $150 trillion. A ‘national endowment’ of sorts that’s remained untouched for 161 years.” “When it’s unleashed,” he says, “it could rewire the American economy… help save programs like Social Security… and hand investors a chance to make a fortune.” ⇒ For the full story, click here | |
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