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Low_Bill7086

Proving he doesn’t know how tariffs work either. The American citizens will be taxed until the EU agrees to give up Greenland. Just what the fuck is this clown show?

TemporaryBlock2998

10% Tariffs on EU announced, up to 25% after June 1st if they don't give him Greenland

rootkeycompromise

EU should pass legislation to limit all European pension funds in how much US 10 yr treasury they can hold.

ZapruderFilmBuff

And Serbia is a shithole where the Chinese build train stations that kill people. I prefer the EU.

hmmm_

The only thing restraining the EU was the hope that we could keep the US in NATO. I think that hope is fading, and the Greenland demands are so outrageous that there can be no negotiation. If we walked up to the US and demanded a price for the purchase of Florida, what do you even say to a request like this?

Tupcek

he can, but there is no point. EU has a free trade so if you don’t do tariffs on all of them, you just import it from other country

_Doomer_Wojack_

So it’s 80% tariff on the EU then…?

Sudija34

Lmao what a fucking joke EU is

Kaa_The_Snake

Seriously though the EU is looking to create their own credit card network, seeing as they could be crippled if Visa/MC/etc is weaponized against them. Smart move. Not great for US banks.

Wows_Nightly_News

Doesn't he already have a 20% tariff on the EU?

MelissaTamm

Again, it's the country of ORIGIN, the country where it is created. *Not* the country of departure. You really think US customs are going to go "Hmmm this BMW looks German but it says it come from Slovakia so... we just can't tax that! Damn that EU internal market!" Also your 'just move goods to another country and ship them from there, no additional cost', yeah you are totally an expert on international trade if you think that incurs *no additional cost.*

AEStation404

Might as well buy EU companies if that's what you're bullish on. Fiat currency is always junk.

daqm

I am just counting days until the EU gets fed up with this shit and imposes tarrifs back, China-style. Remember how the UK bent the knee and kissed the ring to only achieve 10% but not higher?

Miserable-Set-7128

No matter how Trump will go at it, the response will be from the EU and not the single countries. He said he wanted defence on Greenland. Didn't bother to put any there himself, European nations did and now he complains like a baby. Ridiculous.

CompetitiveTruth1968

We will just route exports through a non imperial tariff EU country. Who cares what that rapy orangutan does.

Pietes

denmark company just ships via sweden, and/or sells elsewhere as US products get hit in return of avoided by EU consumers

NoFutureIn21Century

Still raises costs for German producers, making their profits lower. But yeah it'a not as big of a deal he thinks it is. Maybe he's counting the EU will retaliate?

Lucasak1

This guy... Hope the EU finally stand up against this clown.

pixel_of_moral_decay

Technically that applies to how the EU views its production. The US is free to tax based on street of the factory if it wanted to. Items with a “made in ___” listing the country can be taxed explicitly by country or city. That said, the EU does permit to say “made in EU” which would bypass all of this. So technically the US can tax Copenhagen goods or Denmark goods if it wanted too, but no reason Copenhagen companies can’t just shuffle things around to evade it.

GneissFrog

Bulls who think this will be digested and forgotten about by Tuesday's open are delusional. The EU held their tongues when all this Greenland talk first came about as it just seemed like more of the typical, off-the-cuff bullshit we've grown accustomed to from Taco, but by levying tariffs, this has now become a very real issue that will be addressed from both sides of the aisle, by multiple members of the EU. Levying tariffs as a trade policy is one thing, but weaponizing them to annex the territory of another country, let alone an ally... this is a new level of insanity. The 10-25% isn't the issue, what's important here are the consequences of taking such a stupid approach. Markets brushed off the DoJ going after JPow, but Greenland might be the straw that breaks the donkey's back.

fdesouche

Also tariffs on singled EU countries ? How can they determine ?

Salty-Bid1597

EU "non-tariff barriers" on US tech cos about to get a lot higher.

Andromeda_starnight

He hopes that doing so will try to get some EU countries to convince the others, or that this is dangerous enough that they’ll brexit.

MelissaTamm

You can actually, tarrifs and custom levies are based on country of origin, not country of departure. Besides why couldn't the US say "importing a German made car incurs a 15% tax". Do you really think people will be like "holy shit that is just *impossible* because of the EU single market!"? No.

mabiturm

These tariffs will have no effect on the market at all. They are broken. Almost all countries affected are part of the EU open market. Eg: germany can sent their goods to to the US through belgium and the tariffs for the US importer will be the regular EU tariff.

ConglomerateCousin

The UK is not part of the EU

Naive-Interview6035

Doesn’t like how EU acts… punishes American people with higher taxes. Levels of stupidity never before reached… mad king indeed…

Ok-Exam6702

It’s too complicated for his little head. A man who’s never read a book will never understand the EU’s CU & SM.

lalliball

This is probably in addition to the 15 % tariff he put on the EU.

theb0tman

i’m not here to defend anything the US has done recently, but until a major US corporation moves to the EU - and I don’t think they will, I’ll continue to keep a heavy US allocation.  You just can’t afford not to have those mag seven exposures.

Rooonaldooo99

Also he can't tariff single countries only the EU as a whole, right? Expect this all to be walked back in time on Monday.

AVeryPlumPlum

He'll announce something like " Did anyone know you can't just tariff one country, you have to tariff all of the EU. Not many people know this. Terrible system"

Careless-Pragmatic

Lmao. The pedophile is going to tax Americans more because EU won’t fall in line and support his stealing 2M sq KM…. From an EU country. Poor American tax/tariff payers,,.. they gonna learn lol… to coerce others or pay for not doing it. What a mess, and an empty threat, like the EU gives a fat fuck about this at all

Specialist-Front-007

For real. Taco still hasn't figured out he can't tariff singular countries, he can only tariff the EU as a whole. As long as we read shit like this you just know it can't even happen

skulwiz

Maduro, the people against ICE, the EU... they should know that phrase isnt accurate.

sillymajmun2

Im not sure why is EU still on NATO? We should leave and build more nukes.

african_cheetah

US in decline. Like tariffs are gonna do jack shit. He could impose 100% tariffs on EU and it wouldn’t mean shit. Only Americans would be hurt. Inflation go brrrrr!

Xero6689

lol the EU trade deal didnt last long

Zhukov-74

not the first time. [Angela Merkel 'had to explain fundamentals of EU trade to Donald Trump 11 times'](https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/angela-merkel-donald-trump-explain-eu-trade-11-times-germany-chancellor-us-president-a7699591.html) (24 April 2017)

Moepenmoes

Orange man just announced tarrifs on EU countries due to Greenland dispute. RIP monday market

Apprehensive_Law7629

Does he know that either it apply to whole EU or to no countries since the tariff in EU are regulated as single entity? Does he know that his citizens are the ones actually paying the tariffs? Does he even know where Europe is and which countries are EU members? 🤔 He is only pushing other countries towards China, as he did with Canada.

Deareim2

Proving he doesnt know how EU is working....

NJ0000

Added 10% NT Europe to my mix at the cost of 10% less NT World (has 60-70% US exposure). Not only derisking but also deliberate increasing EU investment.

gmehra

so he is going to have different tariffs on some EU countries vs the entire EU? because currently tariffs are the same across all EU countries

FinestObligations

Invest in EU defense. If shit goes tits up they will grow even more. RHM, SAAB, BAE

Helpful-Weekend-2224

Company burning cash. EU means nothing. JNJ drugs already FDA approved and out there

ShittyUsernane1222

the more 🥭 shits on Europe, the more likely it is that ASML will sell EUV machines to china in secret backdoor deals implemented via EU and China sanctioned clandestine smuggling operations.

totallytopaz333

How does Canada's rate compare to EU's for these cars?

KeyFall3584

no the EU would be extremely bad for us because we would need to follow the EU laws, which would restrict alot of our freedoms and creativity, and it wouldn basically remove all native american rights. A free trade agreement with the EU tho ? that would be perfect.

Initial-Structure-28

Yeah no it’s not the same now.  - Convertible debt will be gone, no more interest payments - Warrants exercised - actually generating revenues  - EU approval - Saudi approval - expanding use of pipeline for various therapeutic uses

luk_btc

Easy 10x Bagger! Still early. 700% YoY revenue Explosion 💥 Saudi fda approval! Huge Bunch of catalysts Not activated yet. EU approval coming in the next weeks

mlord99

yea but look at the structure and who finance its and how easily compared to EU it can be reduced? basic economics, they can print money, and export inflation to us - they can grow out of it, like how 25 was looking before administration got drunk

kaapooj

noteworthy US investment commitments: ten/hundred billion dollar range celebrated EU plesges: hundred million dollar range examples: Europe’s largest defence fund for startups set for €500 million htps://www.luxtimes.lu/europeanunion/europes-largest-defence-fund-for-startups-set-for-500-million/124182871.html Venture funding for U.S.-based defense tech startups totaled about $38 billion through the first half of 2025 https://www.cnbc.com/2025/10/03/silicon-valley-defense-tech-startups-war-lockheed-boeing-raytheon-anduril-palantir-mva-milvet.html

RainbowCrown71

"Europe" doesn't own those stocks. Those are owned by private citizens and there's nothing the EU can do to force them to divest. It's another misinformed and empty scare tactic from the Reddit echo chamber.

Distracted_Unicorn

How large are the reserves? Consumer goods production that rely on said chips will cease completely while the military industrial complex literally makes them explode in the shape of warheads. Most companies stock materials for half a year at best, others are on demand. So while the US is catching up for 5 years, after 1 the average citizen wouldn't even be able to buy a toaster anymore, or smart TV, maybe not even a dumb TV. Meanwhile EU companies will just do business with China, even for US patented parts, since US patents will be functionally worthless. Worst case this grand IQ move will force the EU to give up Ukraine for peace, making Russia happy, China takes Taiwan since the US already shown that it's okay to just invade places you want and anti US sentiment rises even more in the Europeans. Millions will lose so a few can win a bit.

IntelligenzMachine

Lmao if the US invaded Greenland a whole bunch of American and European cities would be totally unrecognisable and it would be a new century of Chinese dominance. It isn’t attacking random third world countries like Afghanistan the UK and EU has its own fucking scary weapons designed by Cambridge University and shit.

BuchoMoralez

European won’t do shit (no sanctions, no nothing). EU troops in Greenland (how many? 30? 50 people?) will surrender. US corporations will get all the resources in Greenland.

BeneficialQuality899

EU needs the US more than the US needs EU. Not trying to say I support the US taking Greenland though

Sharp-Astronaut3151

I doubt EU is in a position to do absolutely anything against USA. But it would be funny to see how their media spins it given they had been crying about Russia attacking EU since forever and why joining NATO would keep them safe.

PrelateFenix87

Most of the world is growing more and more dependent on China. Who is also arming Russia . Which the EU is supposed to hate for Ukraine but they still her energy from. It’s a weird world .

S1gorJabjong

Because risk. When the US or EU get a correction, emerging markets normally move much violently. And because of how some emerging market governments are managing their countries, if you count their currency depreciation it might not be such a safe bet. Take from me, I'm South Korean, the general consensus of savvy investors are of 'keep the dividend stocks but buy USD and hold' at the moment - signaling expected further currency depreciation due to further unchecked government overspending and household debt - which is further exacerbated by our birth rate, no doubt. Also, most foreign investors have been net selling more than buying since the start of the year, and most of the buyers are domestic institutions and households - who're supporting the current price range of the mega caps. Plus something interesting to note is that the BoK is actively trying to suppress the USDKRW from going over the ₩1,480 price range by using its foreign exchange reserves and not by raising interest rates which is the normal course of action. The current administration's promise of a 'KOSPI index to 5,000' while allocating government budgets twice the amount of the nation's expected tax income for 2026 and most of the bonds bought by China (giving more leverage to them) and of course earlier mentioned household debt and rising government debt are making it difficult for BoK to change policy interest rates without compromising the economy. In January they froze the rates again in place at 2.5, a gap difference of -100bps to the US. While this macro environment is in place, uninformed households are in a euphoric state of investing, taking out loans from various places to invest in the market (there's a noticable rise in credit card loans recently). Normally South Korea's households invest in real estate and save the rest, but with the risk of high rates of NPLs linked to 'project financing' and unsustainable housing prices they've turned their eyes on the stock market - and have been quick to be encaptured by the spiking returns. In short, similar or different cases may be in other EMs so risk is much higher and just looking at the returns of their indices and judging by the face value of it might not be such a good idea when considered. FYI, if you've held the KOSPI from 2021 until 2025, compare it to the US dollar, it's only a ~10% return. Hence, the S&P500 performed better compared to South Korea's market with dollar appreciation leveraging higher returns.

tangential_point

Not full port and probably holding longer, but MILIF for an antimony play in US, Canada and EU. Of course the presumes NATO sticks together and there isn’t some political cluster created from these random ambitions for the US to acquire Greenland.

Atatamaku

Will go up in long term, more money flooding into cycling.  Dedollarization is happening for sure, and will not stop until US credibility is restored. I am fully loaded on index etf, silver, gold and some individual tickers. If this administration goes too ham for Greenland, the dedollarization may reach a point where even inflation won’t help us. When that happens, I don’t know what we should do neither. NATO may stick with article 5, get rid of all US military bases in EU. Globalization regressed. Market may be closed. All paper gold and paper silver assets were defied by broker. But for now, I would say expose yourself to market to preserve your buying power against the inflation.  Disclaimer: I’m just a random person on Reddit. Don’t take my word as investment advice 

Responsible_Edge_303

Yeah in short term, Feb and March we expect formal EU approval which will likely follow by a partnership for EU and papillary bladder cancer inclusion on NCCN guidelines. Later this year, we'll see BCG naive final data followed by BLA submission which is designated fast track I think. Maybe if resq201a enrollment goes fast, we might file nsclc BLA in 2H2026. There will be many new phase 2/3 trials for GBM, Lymphoma, Head/Neck and some others. Possibly quite a lot of revenue we can catch from Saudi in 2H too and maybe a $100m from EU.

zusite_emu

Over the long term, I'm only comfortable investing in the US and Canada. 0 interest in the EU and emerging market.

nohandsfootball

hell yeah as an EU-US dual citizen this is my plan.

RedditAwesome2

In a lot of EU, you can get ETFs (within eu) and if dividenta are reinvested you don’t owe ANY tax - no incone tax, no withdraw tax - nothing. And paying healthcare and retirement is often cheap or you could get “””employed””” fictively by someone you know that has a company. It’s really doable in the EU if he owns a property + the 1 mil stocks.

Warburton_Expat

If the US and EU were in any kind of conflict, the US is not going to fund conflict against it, so they would stop paying the interest on the bonds held by those arrayed against them, which would massively devalue them on the world market. So the question isn't whether the EU would sell off US bonds, it's whether anyone would want to buy them? It's one of the reasons there's been a move away from the USD/Euro - when they froze hundreds of billions in Russian assets in 2022, the world asked, "wait, are our investments safe?" Unregulated markets are wild enough. Throw in the whims of a few elderly politicians and people get nervous. Authoritarianism and war are bad for the economy. News at 7.

gopoohgo

Do you think East Asian export countries that are allied to the US, or the Middle East countries with a dollar peg will take billions of losses for the EU?

moorhound

Forward P/E ratios: MSCI (EM): 13x MSCI (EU): 15x TOPIX (JP): 16x S&P (US): 24x We like to gamble

DrestinBlack

$90-100 EOY? (Copy/pasted since this sub blocks most websites): WHAT'S TO COME IN 2026 FOR AST SPACEMOBILE 2026 Catalysts There are plenty of catalysts the Sp🅰️ceMob are expecting during 2026 and beyond, here's what to keep an eye on Company - Initiation of research coverage by Citi, Goldman Sachs, Jefferies, Morgan Stanley, Stifel etc - Update on process of obtaining L-Band and S-Band spectrum licenses across the globe - Update on Google partnership and implementation plan - Announcement of Apple partnership - Announcement of Sirius XM partnership - Automation of manufacturing processes to enable further scaling Earnings Calls - $50-75M of revenue guided during previous earnings calls - Revenue guidance for 1H 2026 and 2026 - $175M stc prepayment made during Q4 2025, to be reported during Q4 earnings call in early February - Updated manufacturing table showing progress of satellite manufacturing for BlueBirds 14 onwards - Update on EXIM and other non-dilutive funding worth over $500m - Confirmation the company can now produce 6 satellites per month - Update on when the AST5000 ASIC chip will be integrated into the BlueBird satellites - Progress update on the 9 government contracts with Department of Defense (DoD), Space Development Agency (SDA), Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) - Acquisition of new manufacturing space in Midland, TX focused exclusively on Micron production Launch - BB7 launch during Q1 on either SpaceX F9 or Blue Origin New Glenn - BB8 - BB10 transported to Cape Canaveral for launch on SpaceX F9 - BB11 - BB13 transported to Cape Canaveral for launch on SpaceX F9 - Launches of Block 2 satellites in batches of 3-8 satellites every 1-2 months MNOs - Unlocking of $45m prepayment from Verizon upon FCC approval (already signed DA) - Unlocking minimum $20m prepayment from Vodafone - Execution of DAs with 50+ MNOs from around the world including Bell Canada, Etisalat, Orange and Telefonica. These could include prepayments or strategic investments. - FirstNet Investment and Definitive Commercial Agreement - Initial launch of service in conjunction with key strategic MNO partners Government/FCC/Regulatory - Golden Dome awards - Additional government contracts - FCC approval for full US commercial service - Proposal for PNT service accepted by FCC as alternative to GPS - EU allocation of 2GHz MSS spectrum to SatCo (likely 2027)

CptSlartibartfast

The US was already far and away the largest economy in the world when the USD became the world reserve. It had been the world leader for 50 years and head and shoulders above everyone for more than 20. The US becoming the world’s leading economy had nothing to do with trust. It don’t hurt, but that’s not even close to the reason they’re the leaders. It also has a massive advantage over China in international relations. China is a seller, the US is by far the largest consumer in the world. Other economies rely on the American consumer base to buy their products. You are vastly underestimating what those countries would do to themselves if they tried to destabilize the US economy. The US makes up more than 21% of all EU exports. It’s a joke that you’re trying to tell me NATO would throw the entire continent into a recession instead of the lot of them grouping up and saying “Denmark.. just sell them the island ffs”

streetwisek

full on bullish news is due for the 80 wont be long, they are making waves in the EU too it is beast maybe it will be sold at a great price when news has come out ?

SCMAMAN

The EU imposed these tariffs in 2024. It's pretty recent.

SCMAMAN

The EU had to impose larger tariffs because of this. Currently in negotiations but this is true.

Ieat2

It’s not about the amount of cars, it’s what it represents. Next is the EU making ev trade deals. This is exactly what the US wanted, countries to pick sides. They just thought people would picks ours

Emilio___Molestevez

EU/NATO economic retaliation could be a bummer

No_Assistance5652

China EV deal with Canada. India opened govt bids and direct flights to China. EU and China are in discussions of a trade deal. Literally do nothing and win.

C-Me-Try

Typically things follow the money is the point I’m making. US companies have the money. JP Morgan is the key player for ASML and I’m confident they have a lot of pull in both the US and EU/ Dutch economies

Electronic-Cost-6380

There are no elections in China. This is beyond absurd you goofs are trying to push China as a great for Canada. Why not strengthen trade with EU ?

Marc_East

Canada can also join the EU 🇪🇺if the USA don‘t want to have economical conections 😁.

encony

Why aren't EU countries doing this? Screw Trump, let's just form a strategic alliance witz other countries.

angrpeasant

The EU should ban one social media for each stupid declaration about Greenland

No_Assistance5652

Germany is working closely with US defense companies especially drones. So, more money for those. But if 🥭 pushes too much for Greenland, EU will stop trusting militarily.

leftrightside54

Lololol yet somehow pass EU safety rega.

Individual-Pop-385

Yup, the EU should be regulation overzealous Trump aligned Corpos. Let's see how long they will stay loyal when a chunk of their revenue starts to fall off.

holylight17

It’s the other way around, western economies like Canada, EU, and UK are turning to China in order to save their economies from being destroyed by Trump.

TowelOld743

The combined armies of the EU make up 2 million soldiers, on top of that there are non-EU allies such as Great Britain, Norway, Switzerland, Turkey, who knows, maybe even non-allies such as China join in just to hand a defeat to the US. It would literally be WW3, with nukes on both sides, fun times.

AReallyGoodName

Just to really emphasize this the majority of Teslas are made in China. In Australia for example all Teslas are Chinese made. The US plants and EU plants are smaller factories to service those markets specifically but Teslas are essentially a Chinese made car. They are much much cheaper than the US built Teslas (>25% cheaper for the exact same model) and pretty much the same price point as BYD per segment (although BYD also has a model that's a lower tier than the model 3 called the Atto 1). BYDs produced in America will effectively be just another American car at an American price point.

nutella_dipped_dick

The EU should stop selling ASML equipment to the US.

MasaConor

Cost too no? Pill's not approved for EU markets, more up tick to come

ShittyUsernane1222

If 🥭 declares war on greenland, China and EU will take turns shitting on US economy via imposing their own tariffs, dumping us bonds, issuing sanctions and embargoes etc. etc.

Storm-Bolter

All of the EU will support Denmark you hillbilly cunt

ShittyUsernane1222

US Greenland war. \*looks inside\* 10 vs 10 small skirmishes and ice-related shenanigans, constant stalemates due to snow smug shitposting by EU, Russia and US, all of them claiming to be winning the war after not getting mauled by local wildlife, fighting with barely functional rusted weaponry + high tech drones. MAGA (🥭's cucks and bottoms), Z-regards (Putin cucks) and EU (von der Leyen simp club) fighting each other.

Happy-Champion1661

tbh he is been regarded with greenland, wtf he needs it for, just to fuck with EU realistically it's just impossible but who knows

Happy-Champion1661

imagine if taco starts an actual war against Greenland and we get pootin to hold peace talks between US and EU lmao 🤌

Such-Ice1325

The EU should start selling US Bonds. Enough with this crap

zennsunni

I personally doubt this will happen, but if it does, what is the play? Full port to EU/international/gold/commodities?

Zealousideal_Cow_341

Ya it’s not even close, and it’s not just speculation. You can go look at huge price markups for the same models sold EU and the chins. The homologation costs alone are probably 1/6 or 1/7 of the EU ones. The EU requires extensively more validation and safety testing at both the vehicle and battery levels. The USA will only be marginally better

Silly_AsH

This is beyond satire. Bill Ackman should be declared persona non grata in the EU.