@financialsamura Completely understandable, and I would be more than happy to pay a subscription to continue hearing your thoughts and read your content.
Spot on! Tariffs usually slow economic growth because they push up costs for consumers and businesses, making trade less efficient. They might help certain industries in the short term, but overall, they tend to do more harm than good.
As for crude oil, falling demand does put pressure on prices, but it’s not the only factor. Things like OPEC+ production cuts or geopolitical tensions can push prices the other way. If demand drops without supply adjusting, then yeah, we’d likely see prices fall. It all depends on the bigger picture!
The number one issue is the corporate capture of the regulatory agencies that are supposed to be working in the best interest of the health of the American people, once they get back to basing the decisions on what’s best for the health based on proper scientific studies, things will get a lot better.
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