No. The impact you'll have on the market as an individual (even if all Canadian or Canadian and US individuals outside the top 5%) will be minimal. The market is primarily guided by mutual funds and commercial investors.
This is, imo, an ineffective way to have an impact on America while it's a highly effective way to impact your own personal well being.
Targeting physical goods by being picky about made-in-canada is going to have a much more significant impact.
Personally, I wouldn't. This dude already has one foot in the grave and also has super bad ADHD. I expect the tariffs won't hold once he realizes they are bad for business.
As others have also said, I wouldn't tie your nest egg and protesting together. It's valiant, but there are better ways to protest without taking gains.
Which will in turn affect business. Nobody can buy their stuff is nobody has the money for it, unless their plan is just to keep the wealthy people alive, while at the same time, making them poorer
It might take a while for this to play out though.
If this is Bannon's plan (as a nationalist) though, tariffs could continue with JD Vance. Also remember Vance is backed by another more shadowy billionaire supervillain, Peter Thiel, the guy who thinks democracy is overrated.
Yeah, you should sell out now. Once the inevitable economic crisis occurs, you should then buy the dip.
Your own individual stock ownership is a drop in the bucket compared to larger wealth management firms. If you feel like it's a moral obligation, go for it, but it won't impact the American economy any harder than Trump already will. You're a pebble against an avalanche.
It would be the equivalent of a global bank run. It would be a significant event, but if your only goal is causing the U.S. further economic damage, I think the best way is contacting your local democratically elected representative and recommending more and harsher retaliatory tariffs.
Although I understand what the saying means, I hate this phrase so much. From observing on investing discussion groups, it tends to get used to justify the most amoral shit possible.
Capitalism doesn't mean being an asshole. One can be a capitalist and also a decent human being. It's an economic system not a moral one. Using it as an excuse for being a vile human being is just an easy out.
I'm a terrible capitalist, but I absolutely invest according to my morals. The "vote with your wallet" mindset. I'd rather lose money than finance evil assholes.
I read this book, Growing FREE recently, and as clickbaity as the book seems, it did have promising financial advice for people who want to make investments into more ethical companies.
As someone in the US, wait until they take a big hit from us Americans getting fucked over and buy low. If you can make some good out of it, please do.
As an American, I sold all $30k of my stocks the day after the election. I also cashed out my 401K. I'll be contributing as absolutely little as I possibly can to this economy going forward.
Yes but not because they are American because they are about to tank to 0
No. The impact you'll have on the market as an individual (even if all Canadian or Canadian and US individuals outside the top 5%) will be minimal. The market is primarily guided by mutual funds and commercial investors.
This is, imo, an ineffective way to have an impact on America while it's a highly effective way to impact your own personal well being.
Targeting physical goods by being picky about made-in-canada is going to have a much more significant impact.
Personally, I wouldn't. This dude already has one foot in the grave and also has super bad ADHD. I expect the tariffs won't hold once he realizes they are bad for business.
As others have also said, I wouldn't tie your nest egg and protesting together. It's valiant, but there are better ways to protest without taking gains.
The impression I'm getting is that tariffs aren't necessarily bad for business, but they are indeed for consumers.
Which will in turn affect business. Nobody can buy their stuff is nobody has the money for it, unless their plan is just to keep the wealthy people alive, while at the same time, making them poorer
It might take a while for this to play out though.
If this is Bannon's plan (as a nationalist) though, tariffs could continue with JD Vance. Also remember Vance is backed by another more shadowy billionaire supervillain, Peter Thiel, the guy who thinks democracy is overrated.
Peter Thiel, the libertarian behind Vance and one of the most powerful people on earth.
Yeah, you should sell out now. Once the inevitable economic crisis occurs, you should then buy the dip.
Your own individual stock ownership is a drop in the bucket compared to larger wealth management firms. If you feel like it's a moral obligation, go for it, but it won't impact the American economy any harder than Trump already will. You're a pebble against an avalanche.
Every country that holds US bonds should cash out their US bonds, think that would leave a mark?
It would be the equivalent of a global bank run. It would be a significant event, but if your only goal is causing the U.S. further economic damage, I think the best way is contacting your local democratically elected representative and recommending more and harsher retaliatory tariffs.
We have adults in charge that know how to deal with Trump, they got this. They will be smart about dealing with someone who breaks deals regularly
Although I understand what the saying means, I hate this phrase so much. From observing on investing discussion groups, it tends to get used to justify the most amoral shit possible.
Really, the “yet you participate” argument? We live in a capitalist world, fuck am I supposed to do, let my kids live in the streets?
We reuse the right’s arguments amongst ourselves, now? What “fuck you I got mine” am I doing, and how do I “sacrifice” the very system we’re stuck in?
Capitalism doesn't mean being an asshole. One can be a capitalist and also a decent human being. It's an economic system not a moral one. Using it as an excuse for being a vile human being is just an easy out.
I'm a terrible capitalist, but I absolutely invest according to my morals. The "vote with your wallet" mindset. I'd rather lose money than finance evil assholes.
I read this book, Growing FREE recently, and as clickbaity as the book seems, it did have promising financial advice for people who want to make investments into more ethical companies.
As someone in the US, wait until they take a big hit from us Americans getting fucked over and buy low. If you can make some good out of it, please do.
USA person here. yes - we need a corner timeout.
internet stranger - absolutely not financial advice
I converted my entire 401k to Spaxx and will buy FXAIX when it crashes next week or so.
As an American, I sold all $30k of my stocks the day after the election. I also cashed out my 401K. I'll be contributing as absolutely little as I possibly can to this economy going forward.
Investing and protesting are two different things. If you combine the two you're doing it at the cost of gains.
Yes!
Do it, I want to average down.