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Target Date Funds (TDF) in Taxable Account for Money Needed in 4-5 Years?
Juniper shares up by 22% on new of potential acquisition by HP.
What's the verdict on DELL's earnings tonight guys?
What's the verdict on DELL's earnings tonight guys?
Integrated Cyber Solutions Is Your Disruptive Tech Play (CSE: ICS)
HPQ vs HPE, why did one go down and the other didn't?
Nvidia’s stock could fly to $550 amid ‘robust demand’ across the board in AI, analyst says
Nvidia’s stock could fly to $550 amid ‘robust demand’ across the board in AI, analyst says
Potential Pennystock of the Year: $OSS - One Stop Systems
Potential Pennystock of the Year: $OSS - One Stop Systems
Potential Pennystock of the Year: $OSS - One Stop Systems
HP, Dell rise as Morgan Stanley upgrades pair (HPQ)
Global PC shipments slide in Q1, Apple takes biggest hit - IDC
AMD is going to Rock itself to 100 and beyond
Tremendous success at O'Brien - Radisson doubles resource estimate
Tremendous success at O'Brien - Radisson doubles resource estimate
Tremendous success at O'Brien - Radisson doubles resource estimate
HP rises as Wall Street sees light at end of the PC tunnel (HPQ)
HP rises as it maintains full-year cash flow, earnings outlook after Q1 weakness
Bay Area tech mainstay HP to lay off up to 6,000 people
1200+-HP Lucid Air Sapphire EV Luxury Sedan Will Have Shocking Acceleration $LCID
Google has avoided mass layoffs so far, but employees worry their time may be coming. Do you think GOOG will be the next tech name to announce layoffs?
Google has avoided mass layoffs so far, but employees worry their time may be coming
HP will cut up to 6,000 jobs over next three years
Stock Market Today (as of Nov 23, 2022)
HP laying off 4,000-6,000 employees globally over the next three years
HP laying off 4,000-6,000 employees globally over the next three years
Why Berkshire Hathaway’s Latest Big Bet Is on a Taiwanese Chip Maker - Wall Street Journal
NETLIST $NLST ceo (Hong) “The U.S. patent system is now actively working against disruptors like us and decisively in favor of Big Tech companies.”
schlumberger is a great company. What do you think? Should I hold?
Thoughts on the companies I’m looking at investing into.
Intel Plans to Cut Thousands of Jobs in Face of PC Slowdown
The Interesting Portfolio of a Smaller Asset Management Company Owned by Berkshire Hathaway........
Easy money plays because of shitty American laws because of shitty politicians
Intel falls 10% after disappointing Q2 results: $0.29 EPS vs $0.70 expected. $15.3 billion in revenue vs $18 billion expected. CEO says third quarter is bottom
Intel falls after disappointing Q2 results: .29 EPS vs .70 expected. CEO says third quarter is bottom
Have analysts done a good enough job estimating S&P500 earnings growth in your opinion?
Thinking about buying HPE stock, want to hear everyones opinions on the company
Bullish SPY play to the upside that will cost you very little.
Income Investors Should Consider HP Inc.
AMD and Qualcomm Collaborate to Optimize FastConnect Connectivity Solutions for AMD Ryzen Processors
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway reveals Citigroup and Paramount stakes — and virtually eliminated its Verizon wager
$ ACMR ,ACM Research Inc is a good potential 100 % profit in a microchip deficit future, thats what option traders are waiting
MULN - Mullen Reports Preliminary Summary of Financial Results for Second Quarter
The counter-argument to all the “doom and gloom” posts.
$43 billion bet on the oil industry! Entering the market when the stock market plummeted, can Buffett continue to write the legend?
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway bets big on US stock market
Chart Porn: 4 up and out & High tight pennants are powerful
Thoughts on the housing market / equities from an old school WSBer.
Gapped up and gapped down stocks - good strategy potential
Here is a Market Recap for today Thursday, April 7, 2022
Can We Talk About $TWTR and $HPQ - The Race To $100
Buffett spends $4.2 billion to buy HP stock, holding 11.4%, HP stock price soars?
Buffett’s Berkshire Builds Up New $4.2 Billion Stake in HP
HP’s stock rockets after Berkshire Hathaway reveals 11% stake
One year ago, I wrote a bear case for AMD. Let's review.
Nearly 2 years ago, I wrote a bear case for AMD. Let's review.
Cramer Says NO - DM - The Manufacturing Catalyst of a Lifetime That Just Happened. Also Earnings
$AMD DD, a look at AMD's upcoming and past growth in the server/cloud/datacentre segment
$DELL - A Sleeping Giant Primed for Inflation Proof Gains
$BEEM - 33 % SI, 8,8 M. FF with 8 Million FTD and 8 DTC - excellent business outlook
J POW still trying to find the phone number to HP for more ink 🩸
Titan, Asian Paints among stocks to hit 52-week high, Paytm, Policybazaar hit fresh lows
$MYBUF | $BORNY The Most Significant Advancement in Science Since They Invented the Sun DD
Corsair Gaming (CRSR): What's it worth? Deep-Dive Analysis
Corsair Gaming (CRSR): What's it worth? Deep-Dive Analysis
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Because it was due to HP buying a company in the SP500 so they had to replace it. Just one less company to stand in HOODs way in September
Those too, but energy I had in mind gas, electric, and like USAC which is a gas compression company that MAINTAINS equipment etc. the equipment always has to be maintained, repaired, replaced; "USA Compression is one of the largest 3rd-party providers of compression services in the oil & gas industry. Founded in 1998, USA Compression is a third-party provider of mission-critical compression services to customers across the oil & gas industry. Our compression equipment provides the means by which our customers are able to move natural gas through the domestic pipeline system. We also provide specialized compression applications aiding in the production of crude oil. We are one of the largest independent providers in the United States. Since our inception, we have focused primarily on large-horsepower (typically over 1,000 HP) applications and we employ a highly-trained workforce of field technicians and engineers who maintain our compression equipment to allow for uninterrupted operation. "
Tbh a lot of countries displacement tax does not take turbochargers/boost into account. So a lazy 4L V8 would get taxed more than a 2.5L engine that are boosted into 4 digits HP.
no i slam my face on the keyboard and hope for the best. Also HP laptops keyboards are the worst.
Do all stocks capital appreciate ? Year to Date Returns of some pretty big and known names Campbell Soup Company CPB -23.82% Clorox CLX -25.20% HP Inc. HPQ -25.50% Constellation Brands STZ -27.29% Target Corporation TGT -28.99% Moderna MRNA-38.36% UnitedHealth Group UNH -38.76% Lululemon Athletica LULU -38.94% Without a dividend you have nothing but a loss.
Speaking of HP, when is that HBO series coming out? I hope it doesn’t do a “last of us”
I had 15 laptopa jot even one mać, HP,Lenovo, MSI, Dell but not mać, this dude is from russian or pakistan
I treat it like a game. Open a new account with X amount and never add to it. If your HP hits 0 it’s game over.
very interesting tech, apparently HP is unveiling the first devices for beam in June at infocomm
Markets up slightly- S&P 500, Dow, and Nasdaq all posting bby gains. Weakkk ADP jobs report is raising some speculation that the Fed might cut rates sooner (taco demands JP take out the scissors). U.S.-China trade tensions are brewing boi. But hey at least HP helped techs. Thanks for nothing CrowdStrike and 💵🌲
Where my HP tards at? We gon pump more or are we fuck 
Anyone listening/ did it start HP earnings call?
anyone getting HP today
My HP WiFi printer stopped printing one time because my credit card on file expired. It had plenty of ink, just the motherfuckers lock it down if they can't try to extract payment from you. Fuck HP, I'll never buy one again.
And more importantly, the majority of the growth of the S&P 500 has been from companies that either didn't exist 50 years ago or weren't anywhere close to being major players. Apple didn't exist. Microsoft was just founded. Nvidia didn't exist. Amazon didn't exist. Facebook didn't exist. Google didn't exist. Broadcom existed but was still part of HP at the time. Berkshire Hathaway was around but still getting started (hadn't bought Geico yet). Tesla didn't exist.
For single user desktop devices, Epson and Brother make a decent product. When you scale up to office printers and multifunction devices, Epson cannot compete. Xerox/Lexmark are running into the same issues HP has with tariffs. Manufactures in China, with TAA facilities in Mexico and Japan.
Who’s with me AEO Call BBY put DELL put GAP call HP call IOT call
Who’s with me AEO Call BBY put DELL put GAP call HP call IOT call
Didn’t HP just drop on earnings?
My job has me visit all different kind of customers and i see HP hardware pretty much at every company i visit. So while this is quite the dip, i dont see the trend continuing too long as companies will keep buying their hardware for offices.
I never had an HP product I didn't eventually hate with burning rage Hope they go to 0
Glad HP 's getting fucked  Hope they take their stupid fucking printers to hell with them
typing apparently wasn't expected, THE crappiest keyboard I've ever used, and exactly, keys fly off and little plastic tabs break. Meanwhile I have a decade old thinkpad with a perfectly functional keyboard. Zero quality in HP junk. Zero.
Calls on HP. Federal court blocked tarrifs 
The keyboards self destruct on HP laptops
A lamentable narrative involving HP, GM, and Boeing, where accountants are managing the company rather than engineers.
HP is a tech company that sells practical things like computers and printers, then sells you on pointless subscriptions and bricks your printers if you use 3rd party ink. They have the size and scope to be one of the best tech companies, but instead, they just put themselves on my personal no buy list.
I wonder that HP still exists (typing with HP Elitebook which sucks).
Can’t wait for the HP pop up shop in the Oval Office
HP is one of the companies I wouldn't mind seeing going -99%
HP fully recovered from down 15% AH
HP always was and always will be a shit company, with shit products and worse customer service.
Yes but they are not the same. Dell has a very nice habit of beating earnings and is a way better company than HP.
It will hit after NVDA histeria settles. Check the HP drop. That‘s the real headline here. Consumer spending…
I know we are here to discuss stocks but I want to add an obligatory fuck HP. No specific reason I just have always through their products were ass
HP blame the tarrif but we goin digital
HP earnings might be the real headline here…
HP depleted, lost all my health points on those calls.
I mean, they're HQ'd in Austin. Austin has a shit tech scene due to lack of talent. It's where enterprises like Dell, HP, etc go to die. You got people from third rate schools or internationals where they're already fighting with the English language, not, highly effective top talent. I guess they have some random offices in Cali too?
Doesnt matter how good it is, the very fact you competiting for their attention makes them like you less, ofcourse if you are a chad you have a higher HP bar to tank it
>HP and Dell are both American but Apple employees donated far more money to Kamala than did HP or Dell employees https://www.opensecrets.org/orgs/apple-inc/summary?id=D000021754 https://www.opensecrets.org/orgs/dell-technologies/summary?id=D000000585 https://www.opensecrets.org/orgs/hp-inc/summary?id=D000000716
And why specific companies? HP and Dell are both American. They both sell consumer electronics. They both import the vast majority of their products. Why aren't they being singled out for a targeted tariff?
There have been a bunch of competitors. Apple, Microsoft, HP, Valve, etc. Just not anything that competes with the Quest.
Might rotate a bit more into $HP. Seems like oil is the place to be, looks like it bottomed in two weeks ago. But then again I'm not well versed in geopolitics so not really sure what it's suppose to do.
320HP for the PHEV, nice! Reminds me of the 2000’s with the v6.
partnership with HP/ -5%, partnership with Warby thou... green!!! What?
Great summary on a confusing situation surrounding this vitally important company. I'm long-term in Wolfspeed being the market leader of the most advanced semiconductor material in the world. SiC and GaN are different than the logic chips that get so much attention but equally as important. The [AI Energy Paradox](https://www.rdworldonline.com/the-energy-paradox-of-ai-and-how-capacitors-can-help/) will be addressed in part with SiC and GaN semiconductors. We are in a global chip war and SiC is the semiconductor of electrification. Global auto markets are in turmoil and [renewable energy accounted for >90% of global power capacity growth in 2024.](https://www.irena.org/News/pressreleases/2025/Mar/Record-Breaking-Annual-Growth-in-Renewable-Power-Capacity) In the US, [solar + wind made up 98% of new power generating capacity in Q1 2025.](https://electrek.co/2025/05/14/ferc-solar-wind-q1-2025/) HVDC transmission, grid forming inverters and utility scale storage are disrupting global energy markets and are the future of dependable electrical grid infrastructure. SiC is enabling this disruption and innovation. [The US energy sector is to invest $100B in battery storage by 2030.](https://electrek.co/2025/05/10/american-energy-sector-set-to-invest-100b-in-battery-storage-by-2030/) [Hyperscalers are choosing energy supply](https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/electric-power-and-natural-gas/our-insights/how-hyperscalers-are-fueling-the-race-for-24-7-clean-power) that aligns with Wolfspeed's fastest growing markets. E-mobility has been Wolfspeed's biggest growth driver and continues to expand. SiC is enabling unheard of innovation like [high performance hubless motors](https://www.cnet.com/home/electric-vehicles/this-donut-shaped-motor-at-ces-2025-could-transform-the-future-of-evs/) and [800HP marvels that fit in a backpack](https://carbuzz.com/koenigseggs-800-hp-motor-that-can-fit-in-your-backpack/). These drivetrains are being applied to all transportation. While MPGe and charging times have been speed bumps to EV adoption, Wolfspeed's SiC is enabling the [highest performing brands](https://www.wolfspeed.com/company/news-events/news/lucid-motors-integrates-wolfspeeds-silicon-carbide-semiconductors-into-the-award-winning-lucid-air/) and [fast charging](https://www.wolfspeed.com/applications/power/renewable-energy/fast-charging/). National Defense is also electrifying and it seems impossible that our government would renege on CHIPS support and put the lives of American troops at risk. Wolfspeed is supplying the US Navy Helios Laser weapon and directed energy weapons have become a top priority for all advanced militaries. SiC enables many critical technologies of warfare including satellites, aerospace, and counter-drone defense systems. Apollo is simply positioning themselves for maximum long-term profits. Driving Wolfspeed into Chapter 11 would be silly and our government would never allow it anyway. Wolfspeed took on debt to maintain leadership in one of the world's most advanced technological materials. The most advanced SiC fabs in the world are nearly complete and have an entirely American supply chain. Foreign interests are terrified. Whoever is shorting this company should realize it's only going to get worse for them.
Good luck with that. Even way back in the 1980’s, and even before offshoring was a thing, it was well known in the tech industry that whenever an Indian became a manager… he would preferentially hire Indian employees. This even occurred at widely admired companies, like HP when it was still run by the founders.
Yes, tons of companies are going to want suppliers to absorb the costs but they aren't going to. supplier in their right mind is going to say "Sure, we'll make less money". As for the source. Deep inhale | Company | Statement Summary | | -------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Walmart** | Higher tariffs are inflationary for customers. | | **Target** | Shoppers will likely see price increases. | | **Best Buy** | Vendors will pass costs on, raising prices. | | **Costco** | Some prices will increase due to tariffs. | | **Dollar Tree** | May shrink products or remove items due to tariffs. | | **AutoZone** | CEO: “We will pass those costs back to consumers.” | | **Ford** | Tariffs increase car prices by up to \$2,000. | | **Columbia Sportswear** | “Impossible” to keep prices low with new tariffs. | | **Vital Farms** | Price hikes due to increased commodity costs from tariffs. | | **BigBadToyStore** | Added a tariff fee to preorders. | | **Stanley Black & Decker** | Price increases tied to tariffs are inevitable. | | **Five Below** | Raised prices on some goods due to tariffs. | | **Hasbro** | Expecting higher prices due to tariffs. | | **Mattel** | Price hikes on some products due to tariff impacts. | | **Polaris** | Higher tariffs could affect pricing for new vehicles. | | **Amazon (AWS)** | Tariffs may lead to higher costs for customers. | | **Steve Madden** | Prices may increase as a result of tariffs. | | **Samsonite** | Notified buyers of price hikes due to tariffs. | | **LVMH** | Price increases anticipated due to tariff impacts. | | **Nike** | Increased prices due to sourcing and tariff costs. | | **General Electric** | Tariffs may result in higher prices for certain products. | | **Siemens Energy** | Plans to raise prices to cover tariff impacts. | | **ExxonMobil** | Tariff hikes could lead to higher fuel prices. | | **Apple** | Higher product prices due to tariff-related increases. | | **Toys "R" Us** | Price increases expected due to tariffs on imports. | | **Whirlpool** | Likely price hikes from tariff impacts. | | **Kroger** | Some prices may go up because of tariffs. | | **Home Depot** | Products may see price increases as a result of tariffs. | | **L’Oréal** | Tariffs on imports could increase costs for consumers. | | **Caterpillar** | Higher machinery prices expected due to tariffs. | | **PepsiCo** | Prices on some products may increase due to tariffs. | | **Johnson & Johnson** | Tariffs could raise the cost of health and wellness products. | | **Under Armour** | Tariff-related price hikes expected on certain products. | | **Hanesbrands** | Prices may rise due to higher tariffs. | | **Levi's** | Expecting higher costs from tariffs, passing on to consumers. | | **NVIDIA** | Price increases for electronics could result from tariffs. | | **HP** | Costs for printers and laptops may go up due to tariffs. | | **Dell** | Increased costs expected for laptops and PCs. | | **Cisco** | Higher tariffs on technology products will impact prices. | | **T-Mobile** | Higher costs from tariffs may increase prices for phones. | | **Lowe's** | Tariffs could result in higher prices for some home goods. | | **Target** | Will raise some prices due to tariff increases. | | **Snap-on** | Prices for automotive tools may rise due to tariffs. | | **Hershey** | Prices on chocolate products could increase due to tariffs. | | **Procter & Gamble** | Tariffs could raise the cost of consumer goods. | | **3M** | Expecting price hikes due to tariffs on raw materials. | | **Honeywell** | Costs will rise, impacting products for industries. | | **Microsoft** | Software and hardware could see price hikes due to tariffs. | | **Boeing** | Higher costs for airplane parts due to tariff impacts. | | **Lockheed Martin** | Costs for military products may rise due to tariffs. | | **Ford** | Tariffs on parts will increase costs for manufacturing. | | **General Motors** | Increased vehicle prices due to tariffs on parts. | | **Chevrolet** | Prices on certain models may rise due to tariff impacts. | | **Chrysler** | Likely price hikes for vehicles from tariff increases. | | **Subaru** | Prices for new cars may rise due to tariffs. | | **Toyota** | Tariffs could add \$1,000 to the cost of a new car. | | **Honda** | New vehicle prices may rise due to tariff impacts. | | **Volkswagen** | Expecting higher car prices from tariff impacts. | | **BMW** | Rising vehicle costs due to tariffs on imported parts. | | **Mercedes-Benz** | Prices may increase for luxury cars due to tariffs. | | **Audi** | New models could see higher prices from tariff impacts. | | **PepsiCo** | Price increases due to tariff costs on ingredients. | | **Coca-Cola** | Expecting price hikes in soda products due to tariffs. | | **Nestlé** | Some food prices may rise due to tariffs. | | **Unilever** | Expecting price hikes on household goods from tariffs. | | **General Mills** | Prices could go up for cereals and food products. | | **Mars Inc.** | Some products may face price increases due to tariffs. | | **Tyson Foods** | Higher prices for meat products due to tariff impacts. | | **JBS** | Costs for beef and pork products may rise due to tariffs. | | **Smithfield Foods** | Expecting price hikes for pork products due to tariffs. | | **Conagra Brands** | Price increases likely on processed food items. | | **Hormel** | Prices may rise due to tariff impacts on meat products. | | **Pepsico** | Expecting price hikes across snacks and beverages. | | **Colgate-Palmolive** | Higher consumer product prices due to tariffs. | | **Kimberly-Clark** | Price hikes for household products likely due to tariffs. | | **Mattel** | Expecting price hikes for toys due to tariffs. | | **Hasbro** | Toys and games will likely be more expensive due to tariffs. | | **Target** | Passing tariff costs on to consumers with higher prices. | | **Lowe’s** | Home improvement products may rise in price due to tariffs. | | **Costco** | Prices on some items will go up due to tariffs. | | **Walmart** | Tariffs will increase consumer prices on many goods. | | **Home Depot** | Increased tariffs will likely lead to higher product prices. | | **Macy’s** | Prices on clothing and goods may rise due to tariffs. | | **Nordstrom** | Higher clothing prices expected from tariff-related increases. | | **Sears** | Expecting price hikes due to tariffs on imported goods. | | **JCPenney** | Clothing and home goods prices may rise due to tariffs. | | **Dillard’s** | Price hikes are expected on imported merchandise. | | **Kroger** | Likely price increases on food items due to tariffs. | | **Publix** | Higher prices expected on food and beverages. | | **Albertsons** | Tariffs may push up prices on certain grocery items. | | **Whole Foods** | Likely price hikes due to tariffs on organic goods. |
African American actors and HP Sauce.
Yay! More winning! I can pay 10% more for HP sauce!
Hewlett-Packard now makes HP (House of Parliament) Sauce.
Yeah, when I'm not firing up the old HP Pavilion desktop
HP Money Printer just ran out of CYAN! Powell can't print!
Way way back I had a "temp" job with HP as a quality control inspector on a motherboard assembly line. We were always having meetings about how to improve production. My suggestion? Have less meetings! 🤣
Apple iphones, watches and Mac computers. Microsoft software and cloud services. Google, Facebook, Amazon, Netflix services. General Electric jet engines. Boeing airliners. Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, General Dynamic security and defense equipment. Procter & Gamble, Gillette, Colgate Palmolive, Coca-Cola. Dell & HP laptops, desktop computers and data center servers. Exxon-Mobil, Chevron oil products. Cisco network equipment. The US is the second largest LNG gas exported to India following Qatar. Washington apples and California grapes, almonds. Practically every company in the US S&P 500 is doing business in India. You need to wake up from this antiquated view of India.
“It’s emissions!” Maybe not make a dumb AF 6.2L engine that still performs like garbage. The Germans and Japanese can push a lot more reliable HP through half that displacement.
HP printers suck to begin with for ink costs and expirations. Now they are adding AI so all your confidential prints end up in their cloud for “analysis”.
Instructions unclear, investing in gold HP printers
SMCI is a scam, stupid ass pointless company that was a pump and dump with shady ass accounting? We does anyone actually care what their earnings were? If you were a big buyer would you buy from SMCI or instead Dell or HP?
Every time I see one of these I think of my dad who was bonused $10k in HP stock and sold it as soon as it vested to buy a house in 1979.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, an HP cartridge? You REALLY want to fuck up the national debt.
Seeking applications for a top government position: must be able to turn red into green on demand and take daily abuse on social media. HP instant ink subscription a plus, apply at [seekingwork@fed.gov](mailto:seekingwork@fed.gov)
What do these boomer stocks like HP and IBM even do?
I had to check under my desk to see what we have at work. I would have guessed Dell, but apparently we have HPs. Most big companies uses Dell or HP...
I’m putting $70k/yr into my Trad+MBDR 401k, invested in low-ER index funds. No questions there. I’m also putting $7k/yr into my BD Roth IRA. I’ve been thinking about how to best allocate that since I have a lot more choices, and I am attracted to tilting toward factors via Avantis or DFA ETFs. However, all of the factor-based model portfolios I’ve found are based on a fairly standard core with a small tilt. Since the Roth IRA is such a small fraction of my total portfolio in the first place, should I go all-in on the factors there? For example, skip the DFA Core and use Vector, SCV and HP only?
I’m putting $70k/yr into my Trad+MBDR 401k, invested in low-ER index funds. No questions there. I’m also putting $7k/yr into my BD Roth IRA. I’ve been thinking about how to best allocate that since I have a lot more choices, and I am attracted to tilting toward factors via Avantis or DFA ETFs. However, all of the factor-based model portfolios I’ve found are based on a fairly standard core with a small tilt. Since the Roth IRA is such a small fraction of my total portfolio in the first place, should I go all-in on the factors there? For example, skip the DFA Core and use Vector, SCV and HP only?
Now with a 500 HP gasoline engine because his new audience is not into electric cars
What used to American currency is now a trump meme coin…HP Printer go brrrrrr
Oh, no question, but all the export hits can easily be done by other countries. Oil and gas? easily available from canada, EU countries, China etc. Machinerey? Easily available from other countries Electronics? You're not selling high tech, you're selling "brands": Apple, Nvidia, AMD, HP, Intel are producing in CHina and it's just a matter of time until China sells them directly, without the US branding. vehicles? Most US cars don#t fit on non-US streets, are expensive and swallow gallons of fuel. Vehicles are also produced by other countries and not worse. We bought our shit from the US becuas eit was a reliable partner in deals - Now, not so much. Pharmaceutical stuff? The hell, Most generic pharmaceuticals are made in India and China. The mRNA virus was made in Europe by Biontech and just sold via Pfizer as a distributor. You are overvaluing the placement of the US. They don't sell much, that you can't get elsewhere. Without tariffs that change overnight. Without the hassle that is Trump America. The world finds other partners to trade - especialyl when the dollar weakens. Half of all shit world wide is made by tiny hands in South-east Asia and just asembled or re-branded elsewhere.
They don't need 600 HP articulates to farm .5 acre rice fields
HP Printer go brrrrrrrrr. Subscribe to ink now is a good time to BUY!
Last I checked it was only about 15%, but they supply DELL and HP which are computers coming from China.
And elixir cures all HP and MP, making it a most valuable item... Wait, what sub is this?
AAPL, along with DELL, NVDA and HP were all juiced on Friday on the rumors/insider knowledge of carve-outs; they'll open strong and do the electric slide back down as everyone who got the inside scoop on Friday cashes out. Futures on AAPL are already trading close to 4% upwards. Especially with Trump's "truth" today insisting there are no exceptions to the tariffs, contradicting the sneaky 10:30PM Friday release of the list of carve-outs, the "buy the rumor, sell the news" crowd (including anyone with insider knowledge) will be well-poised to have a very green morning. EDIT: note that Intel futures are still flat-to-red, so this is specific to those particular companies and not Chinese-exposed tech at large, which is even more circumstantial evidence of insider trading.
AAPL, along with DELL, NVDA and HP were all juiced on Friday; they'll open strong and do the electric slide back down as everyone who got the inside scoop on Friday cashes out. Futures on AAPL are already trading close to 4% upwards. Especially with Trump's "truth" today insisting there are no exceptions to the tariffs, contradicting the sneaky 10:30PM Friday release of the list of carve-outs, the "buy the rumor, sell the news" crowd (including anyone with insider knowledge) will be well-poised to have a very green morning.
He probably did get calls from Apple, HP, and Dell. They are much more dependent on the American market than China. Dell can’t currently manufacture computers without Chinese components.
More like dell, microsoft, nvidia, sony, HP, Apple is a pretty small player comparatively and is only relevant on the private market and a little bit on commercial.
They ll start changing policies when the Techbros, Rogan or Spotify or Russia complain. Many such cases. The people and 401k provide the cash like fuel to the fire. Oh and Ofcourse the HP printer that ‘creates’ 30 T. That is trans money with a T for trillion.
Chinas tariffs also impacts US produced microchips. With so many computer and laptops manufacturing in China; Intel would be f*cked. Oh and the new TSMC fab, and the billions spent on it - that’s will become a useless paper weight. Trump needs China to rollback, otherwise US would loose their chip manufacturing. So yeah it’s not just Tim Cook; he would have CEOs from Intel, HP, Dell et al all trying to break down his door.
The biggest global exemption is the import category that includes PCs and servers, with $140 billion in 2024 imports, 26% of it from China. Circumstances may change again, but this benefits AI king Nvidia, server-makers like Dell, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, and Super Micro, and PC makers like Dell and HP. The average tax rate went from 45% to 5% here, according to Barron’s calculations.
He means turning on the HP printer for $30 trillion with a t (pronounce it trumpian). But the ink is not legitimate.
lol i wouldn't put it put it past trump to let a printer company sponsor the actual money printers imagine HP logos all over the dollar like Ferrari's F1 livery
He bought an HP printer but forgot to pay for the monthly subscription fee to use it