It was hard to buy into the drop last night. The country just voted in a president that wanted to lower corporate taxes and deregulate businesses, all things Wall Street loves. However, I thought it would take about 7 days to recover, instead it took about 7 hours.
Asian markets however won't recover as easily considering their cheap exports are about to get taxed.
I don't know how this works long-term but the corporate tax cut will bring a ton of money back into our country. For Instance, Apple has about $200 billion dollars sitting overseas because of the high tax rate the U.S. has, now that money is coming back and the country will get about a 10-15% cut.
It was hard to buy into the drop last night. The country just voted in a president that wanted to lower corporate taxes and deregulate businesses, all things Wall Street loves. However, I thought it would take about 7 days to recover, instead it took about 7 hours.
Asian markets however won't recover as easily considering their cheap exports are about to get taxed.
I don't know how this works long-term but the corporate tax cut will bring a ton of money back into our country. For Instance, Apple has about $200 billion dollars sitting overseas because of the high tax rate the U.S. has, now that money is coming back and the country will get about a 10-15% cut.
It was hard to buy into the drop last night. The country just voted in a president that wanted to lower corporate taxes and deregulate businesses, all things Wall Street loves. However, I thought it would take about 7 days to recover, instead it took about 7 hours.
Asian markets however won't recover as easily considering their cheap exports are about to get taxed.
I don't know how this works long-term but the corporate tax cut will bring a ton of money back into our country. For Instance, Apple has about $200 billion dollars sitting overseas because of the high tax rate the U.S. has, now that money is coming back and the country will get about a 10-15% cut.
Tariffs will be applied to American goods just as quick as we apply them to foreign goods. We all get fucked in the end.
American goods in large part are already being charged tariffs. I don't believe they reciprocate the free trade we give them.
The tax rate is being challenged by the EU and Apple may be forced to pay 14.3 billion in back taxes.
Since Ireland is part of the EU, it's being challenged by the EU that it didn't have the authority to give Apple the tax break, so now the EU is wanting to not only raise the tax but retroactively charge Apple what they should have paid.
This is a perfect example of why the UK is leaving the EU.
It was hard to buy into the drop last night. The country just voted in a president that wanted to lower corporate taxes and deregulate businesses, all things Wall Street loves. However, I thought it would take about 7 days to recover, instead it took about 7 hours.
Asian markets however won't recover as easily considering their cheap exports are about to get taxed.
I don't know how this works long-term but the corporate tax cut will bring a ton of money back into our country. For Instance, Apple has about $200 billion dollars sitting overseas because of the high tax rate the U.S. has, now that money is coming back and the country will get about a 10-15% cut.
Tariffs will be applied to American goods just as quick as we apply them to foreign goods. We all get fucked in the end.
American goods in large part are already being charged tariffs. I don't believe they reciprocate the free trade we give them.
The tax rate is being challenged by the EU and Apple may be forced to pay 14.3 billion in back taxes.
Since Ireland is part of the EU, it's being challenged by the EU that it didn't have the authority to give Apple the tax break, so now the EU is wanting to not only raise the tax but retroactively charge Apple what they should have paid.
This is a perfect example of why the UK is leaving the EU.
According to the Reciprocal Tariff Act of 1934 it should be reciprocated.
Trump's tariff policy was the number one reason I didn't vote for him. It's like the Smoot–Hawley Tariff all over again, and a reason why economists refused to endorse him.
It was hard to buy into the drop last night. The country just voted in a president that wanted to lower corporate taxes and deregulate businesses, all things Wall Street loves. However, I thought it would take about 7 days to recover, instead it took about 7 hours.
Asian markets however won't recover as easily considering their cheap exports are about to get taxed.
I don't know how this works long-term but the corporate tax cut will bring a ton of money back into our country. For Instance, Apple has about $200 billion dollars sitting overseas because of the high tax rate the U.S. has, now that money is coming back and the country will get about a 10-15% cut.
It was hard to buy into the drop last night. The country just voted in a president that wanted to lower corporate taxes and deregulate businesses, all things Wall Street loves. However, I thought it would take about 7 days to recover, instead it took about 7 hours.
Asian markets however won't recover as easily considering their cheap exports are about to get taxed.
I don't know how this works long-term but the corporate tax cut will bring a ton of money back into our country. For Instance, Apple has about $200 billion dollars sitting overseas because of the high tax rate the U.S. has, now that money is coming back and the country will get about a 10-15% cut.
It was hard to buy into the drop last night. The country just voted in a president that wanted to lower corporate taxes and deregulate businesses, all things Wall Street loves. However, I thought it would take about 7 days to recover, instead it took about 7 hours.
Asian markets however won't recover as easily considering their cheap exports are about to get taxed.
I don't know how this works long-term but the corporate tax cut will bring a ton of money back into our country. For Instance, Apple has about $200 billion dollars sitting overseas because of the high tax rate the U.S. has, now that money is coming back and the country will get about a 10-15% cut.
It was hard to buy into the drop last night. The country just voted in a president that wanted to lower corporate taxes and deregulate businesses, all things Wall Street loves. However, I thought it would take about 7 days to recover, instead it took about 7 hours.
Asian markets however won't recover as easily considering their cheap exports are about to get taxed.
I don't know how this works long-term but the corporate tax cut will bring a ton of money back into our country. For Instance, Apple has about $200 billion dollars sitting overseas because of the high tax rate the U.S. has, now that money is coming back and the country will get about a 10-15% cut.
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Asian markets however won't recover as easily considering their cheap exports are about to get taxed.
I don't know how this works long-term but the corporate tax cut will bring a ton of money back into our country. For Instance, Apple has about $200 billion dollars sitting overseas because of the high tax rate the U.S. has, now that money is coming back and the country will get about a 10-15% cut.
Tariffs will be applied to American goods just as quick as we apply them to foreign goods. We all get fucked in the end.
The tax rate is being challenged by the EU and Apple may be forced to pay 14.3 billion in back taxes.
Since Ireland is part of the EU, it's being challenged by the EU that it didn't have the authority to give Apple the tax break, so now the EU is wanting to not only raise the tax but retroactively charge Apple what they should have paid.
This is a perfect example of why the UK is leaving the EU.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/11/10/technology/ireland-apple-tax-vestager.html
Trump's tariff policy was the number one reason I didn't vote for him. It's like the Smoot–Hawley Tariff all over again, and a reason why economists refused to endorse him.
That liberal rag Wall Street Journal agrees with me btw.
That is the Trump platform