NA

blunderball1

Ford has produced a special variant mainly targeting European and other large global markets. The Fiesta. It was a big success for decades in Europe. As far as I know it was never manufactured in the US. They discontinued it a few years ago to focus on selling SUVs instead. Ford India also closed down a few years ago. They sold locally manufactured cars, most successfully the Fiesta. Locally manufactured cars, in India, by Ford India isn't what I was referring to though. Importing cars from the US is the market we're talking here. The US isn't very good at producing cars for the export market outside of NA - partly because of logistics and cost, but also because the demands of consumers are so different. Americans like giant trucks that can't turn corners without rolling. China was Ford's biggest export market. Tariffs probably killed that though.

kaseboyla

I heard this once in NA

14mmwrench

96% of Americans are also gay bears, and are obese. It is because of the affinity for automatic transmissions in underpowered compact cars. If you have a 6 litre V8 in your Silverado? No problem auto makes sense. But if you have a 1.4l NA 4 cylinder and hook it to a slush box or a snowmobile transmission you are fat and gay.

RockmanMike

Chy-NA

Brooks_was_here_1

And gold sneakers, from “CHI-NA”

Salty_Tonight8521

Well, nearly half of the products Apple makes goes to NA so even if they just move US production to other countries it's still a big drop in operations.

One_Big2047

The Cards are made in CHY-NA

Flipside68

“European energy costs are 3-4x more than NA.” Imports from NA are competitive with euro home grown.

huehuehuehuehuuuu

70-80% of all medical ingredients used by NA are from India, then China.

Hagridsbuttcrack66

I will pay $20-$25 to go have a good social time with my friends at a restaurant. And I'm not expecting a Michelin starred meal. Burger and a (NA for me) beer. Great. What exactly is fast food even offering at this point?

robotlasagna

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Evening_Feedback_472

Culturally the Chinese are very proud people and are all about saving face. Trust me no one is opposing the Chinese gov. They will out last the USA. Secondary part is they care about the greater good of their people while north Americans are greedy as fuck. During covid everyone took reduced salaries but could keep food on the table and pay their rent. While NA did massive layoffs and stock buy backs fundamentally it's a diff society

TedriccoJones

Americans and Europeans suck at regulations.  Every manufacturer in the world could make an engine that lasts 300,000 miles or more, but it won't meet fuel economy or emissions regs.   There are a few gems out there.  Ford's 5.0L Coyote and Mazda's NA 2.5L come to mind. Toyota didn't have any issues with truck engines until they downsized and turbocharged them.

pantherrecon

That's just NA employees. And sure maybe we could make it work but we're owned by private equity and in this uncertainty they said fuck all y'all to us, took the ball and went home. They have many other companies in their portfolio without all this headache.

pantherrecon

Specific categories we moved on the HTS are targeted between US and Canada. Labor cost us much higher in NA, we still have to source components from China. We'd have to make huge capital investments to ramp production to replace the China volume and the ROI on that is in decades. Would you vote for that if you were on the board?

Emperor_of_All

WAIT WHAT HAPPENED I THOUGHT "CHY NA" WAS PAYING! Glad they are taking a stand, man this is some crazy stuff where people are cheering for Amazon lol.

DonnyDimello

Well our president played a successful business person on a reality TV show! TAKE THAT CHY-NA!

GeeBee72

They’re way too tied to the NA auto manufacturing market. But yeah, it’s a tight game and the US is just flailing with their on and off investments.

Count-to-3

I never said they don't have plants elsewhere... they have different regions, Goodyear NA (encompasses Canada, US, and Mexico) They have a big plant in Napanee Ontario, a small plant in Medicine Hat Alberta. A large new plant in San Luis Potosi Mexico. And all the plants in US I listed. Then they have Goodyear SA, which they have plants in Peru, Chile, and Brazil (Americana) Goodyear Emea (europe and Africa and Asia) Plants in France, Germany, UK, Poland, India, Malaysia, China, Australia, South Africa Even if they do import tires to meet the demand of tires in the US, they could easily reroute production to do all USA manufacturing in USA. Goodyear sells to car companies, they are sending the tires to car manufacturers, not a lot of manufacturing of cars is actually done in the US

No_Magician5266

maybe i’m a dumbass but 30% drop at the biggest port in NA seems like a big deal??

TakeMyL

Plus, although we can’t really know if the Chinese gov will let foreign investors really profit off their companies, the Asian economies(China esp) are almost guaranteed to massively outgrow NA in the future decades

pgold05

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homero1977

I love that CHIN-NA just threw his fat ass under the bus https://thehill.com/policy/international/5264774-china-us-tariff-negotations/

ACITceva

Are you kidding? Canada manufactures well over a million vehicles per year - the automotive industry employs hundreds of thousands of Canadian workers. Many of those are exported to the United States, but we (Canadians) buy as many as we build so many US made automobiles are exported to Canada. And the massive supply chains span all three countries in NA.

ACITceva

Are you kidding? Canada manufactures well over a million vehicles per year - the automotive industry employs hundreds of thousands of Canadian workers. Many of those are exported to the United States, but we (Canadians) buy as many as we build so many US made automobiles are exported to Canada. And the massive supply chains span all three countries in NA.

bigcig

>builds local factories and hires local labor depending on how things shake out with the US manufacturers in the long term, this is absolutely something I could see catching steam. you gotta think Xi would love to have BYD plants operating in NA. it'd take some very delicate navigation politically, but considering the deal we worked out with BYD on electric bus manufacturing here in Ontario I don't think it'd be impossible.

Lunar_denizen

I seriously doubt it, they would not be able to make EVs in NA and stay cheap. All the environmental protections, safety, work hour standards and union pressure. My bet is they want to ship them over from Chinese factories and that would be a problem for all the assembly jobs here.

RockmanMike

Chy-NA

CrybullyModsSuck

Between the Nazi shit and tariffs, Tesla is going to lose its foothold in Europe.  BYD is already eating Tesla alive in Asia.  That basically leaves NA as the main market and Tesla is quickly becoming stigmatized here.

MooseLetLoose

Sentiment momentum too big. Sales crashing in Europe, protests creating brand damage and slumping sales in NA. China imposing restrictions on FSD to assist domestic OEMs, sales very low despite Lunar New Year and their generally solid sentiment. Cybertruck recall drama and excess inventory with heaping incentives is going to be covered up. Underwhelming Model Y refresh. It's going below $150, but how fast is the snowball rolling? Depends on the satisfaction of the big time investors and public reaction to the weak earnings and reduced outlook. I'm hawking some atm. I'll be interested in the macro market activity tomorrow to see wuz hannening.

ByahhByahh

I'm voting for the next president who campaigns on making NA the best region for League of Legends

signoi-

Interesting suggestion.. like I said, not taking past performance as the guide, but just to add that investment to the above mentioned index funds.. NA.TO is up 4.75 percent in the last year, paying a 3.94 percent dividend. (8.69 total) I was just looking at total markets.

DieuEmpereurQc

Bunch of oil that is not profitable atm. Just buy NA.tsx. A bank in Québec with lowest exposer to oil compared to other bank/index in Canada

Mr_Canada1867

everything costs an arm a fuckin leg these days. $1.60 🌭 at my local hotdog joint in 2020 when i moved in are now $2.60 $1.39 mcdoubles in 2015 are now $3.20 up here in 🍁 Our NA standard of living has gone to shit 

Anonasty

In the north America that might be the case but the messages above were talking about DHL which is a german company therefore I was talking about rest of the world. I knew USPS has a good reputation in the NA but they don't do last mile deliveries outside of NA therefore the handling is done by non-commercial driven national posts. Some are good, some bad.

Trollioportfolio

Fucking right 26$ is good bro, especially if it’s American. Everybody gonna have to retire away from NA always bro 😂

Correct_Patience_611

My local methadone clinic, NA/AA meetings, and also inpatient rehab centers give a resounding “NO”…

Krisevol

NA, petite will know rates and free money incoming. Stocks will 🚀 like no other

vondyblue

What other automakers are deploying battery packs at the grid level with a 100% CAGR on that business (Tesla energy accounted for 15% of total profits for 2024, and just opened up new battery megapack factory in China, and 3rd battery factory opening in Texas this year)? What other automakers are opening up lithium refineries to vertically integrate the components of the batteries that go into their cars (reducing costs, hedging against tariffs, etc)? What other automakers are rapidly deploying their own charging network (Tesla has 60,000+ chargers worldwide, available for majority of other cars now, also cars now transitioning to NACS standard in NA, allowing ease of use of the chargers)? What other automakers are building one of the largest supercomputers in the world (and growing) to train self driving systems? Tesla is virtually debt-free, with $36B in cash—what other automakers are debt free? What other automakers are preparing to develop humanoid robots (I understand this is still a developing market, but it shows growth mindset/preparing for the future from Tesla)? I think there are many things that set Tesla apart from other automakers and warrants a higher PE, even not considering future endeavors. "other companies have moved ahead" - what other companies have moved ahead on FSD other than Waymo? GM's blue cruise was suspended for 1 year+ after the death incident, and they have since stated they are no longer pursuing a 'full self driving' system, just ADAS. If it's worth anything, I would like to see Elon step down as CEO. I think someone more focused solely on the Tesla business, like a Gwynne Shotwell equivalent from SpaceX, would be very beneficial for Tesla. I think the fact that Elon has engaged with this admin has been damaging to the brand (the quantitative extend TBD), and there's a reason why CEOs don't get involved like this.

Hikey-dokey

Everything cycles. I am confident international markets will outperform US equities over the next two years. I changed my allocation to 60% outside of NA. Diversification reduces risk.

Flewewe

My equities that went down the least by quite a margin since liberation was the Canadian ones somehow, which I have 25% of. I have a chunk un Global Ex NA and it lowered about as much as US (though I still have more hope of a better recovery at least short term). I don't think people should hold about as much in Canadian ones if they're not Canadian though but lol.

xeemyy

Giving a toddler an iPad is such an NA thing to do. 🇺🇸

Jumpy-Plantain9812

I mean I’m sure Americans genuinely believe that and it can be found somewhere on the shitamericanssay sub, but no. This may have happened in a few remote corners or islands, but generally on the Eurasian and African continents expansion was gradual and nonlinear. Cutting down a tree 5 minutes outside of the existing town is a bit different from cutting down a tree on Mars. High-trafficked areas also went through several cycles of inhabitation, some early civilizations were migratory and thus had a different strategy altogether, and so on. In the case of NA some very early arrivals leaned heavily on existing indigenous populations or in some cases just died, because naturally this was an extremely difficult endeavour. YNH’s book Sapiens is wildly popular. It’s actually criticized quite a bit within the academic community for taking some rather generous and less founded creative leaps, but nevertheless imo it’s worth making that trade off for a book that is very accessible and has a lot of breadth. If your current understanding of the history of humanity is “we went over there and started from scratch with a saw” this might be a really good read for you. It just kind of colours in an area of knowledge that for a lot of people is a complete black hole. There are more technical reads on the specific topic of civilization building or migration or even the development of political cultures (you’ll notice that America is highly individualistic and celebrates risk more than others) though if you prefer.

Flewewe

I think so too but I could be surprised. My current portfolio isn't 30% gold 25% US 25% Canadian and 20% Global Ex NA for no reason though lol.

wouldntknowever

Peoples republic of CHY NA

Ketroc21

I don't know if it's true, but I heard their build quality is only shit in NA. In EU, Teslas are decent.

Tayue

Canada and Mexico floated this kind of concession (applying tariffs to China) when they were trying to negotiate months ago; an attempt to create an "NA fortress" to prevent the flood of cheap Chinese goods. Trump/US admin didn't bite.

AdOk6675

Might have worked better if we didn't alienate Europe and our NA trade partners before starting a trade war with China 

30PercentIRR

Lot of people on Reddit think that making a high NA EUV machine is like Lego because they once assembled a computer and thats like the same thing bro.

Rich_Housing971

His reaction doesn't even matter. He posted a long rant about CHY-NA 2 days ago but nothing's happened since.

DreadingAnt

This argument is used a lot by NA people "oh no, they will control free speech!". I have some news for you, Europe has centralized education and it's not banning any books or topics in school, that is what US states are doing. Not to mention Freedom Index, where the US shows up in 20th, don't get me started. It's as silly as "oh no we need guns to protect from government tyranny, or something" and then you have currently the largest tyranny in the West installed in government and so far guns are doing nothing. Centralization fear and this thing with guns is ingrained/indoctrinated in American brains since you are children, because centralization is communistic socialism, or something along those lines. The whole intent of centralizing education is to use proven knowledge and factual information for teaching everyone, not based on opinions or hate or disagreements or narratives, what is PROVEN knowledge. Instead they teach creationism in many US schools, in this fucking century? The argument about checks and balances about what is to be taught is valid, but all states in the US could organize experts from each field in their own state and vote together on what is appropriate to teach, some will disagree, but the consensus will be sound, like...how other countries do it. If the US president has power to change the curriculum, that's a deep regulatory weakness in the US, not an inherent flaw of the strategy. If congress had not removed the presidential power to control traffis on daily whims, the world would be going for a recession. That's not because tariffs are bad necessary, only that US law is bad. Like it or not it has directly led to America becoming a country of idiots.

milkplantation

Canada. Go to a country adjacent to the U.S. with much higher levels of democracy, in addition to better education and healthcare. Your workers will be healthier and smarter, and you get access to the U.S. market. Won't happen during this term, but in the longer term, wouldn't surprise me to see more global enterprise set up shop in Canada in lieu of the U.S. to access NA markets.

Old-Tiger9847

In NA? Lol, get bent Yank!

Flewewe

Well I'm a Canadian and did diversify, Canadian equities are down -2.83% and Global Ex NA still up +2.67% since the start of the year. It's the SP500 that's -10.65% down since start of the year 😬

elgrandorado

One of the only holdings I bought during the opening week of tariff terrorism. Their High NA release is looking great. Biggest concern is Samsung and Intel shitting the bed, and ceding all bleeding edge logic to TSMC.

mangay67

Calling it now a new global reserve currency aint happening there'll be regional ones like NA+SA usd, Africa+Asia yuan etc. But the era we lived in aint going back due to a big power vacuum left behind and everyone will want that spot to be theirs

Mist_Rising

If you mean Europe or NA; Automation and immigration, a reasonably small amount is actually enough to keep things mostly running in the west. China will lose over half of its population in short order, and has a billion people... Automation won't do enough, and you can't import that many people lol.

CanadianPooch

Canada has also discussed doing the same thing and has been in talks with many EU country's regarding the same. I believe this is the end of the US being the economic superpower of NA.

-CoUrTjEsTeR-

A cartoon could be made of this with each leader standing over their nation and Trump holding a shovel over the crouched U.S. citizens as they hold their sore heads saying to a silent Xi, “How about now?” *bang* “How about now?” *bang* “See people? This painful for CHI-NA.” *bang* “How about now?”

HomeHedgeFund

CHY NA NUMBA WAN 

RODjij

That's actually true with their EVs which is why Musk and others keep trying to keep China out of the NA car market. They can produce and sell a nice looking EV for like 25k that their competitors are charging like 100k for.

RODjij

Up next will be them entering the NA markets. They're very close to doing it despite the tariffs, that's how cheap they can make them.

MyCactusTeacher

Fakest attempt to rally NA

paper_plains

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Mantz22

(WY)-CHY-NA - WY is almost silent

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Practical-Area49

“CHY NA they have been ripping us off. Xi is a good friend and he knows he’s ripping us off and it’s very sad, very sad. CHY NA has been making a lot of money off Americans.”

BigSeth

China bans all NA vehicle manufacturers from doing business in China would be peak comedy. And of course comedy is legal again. 

PRH_Eagles

No, she doesn’t have a big social media presence, just goes to show how many people are suffering from this because tertiary employment has been the basis of the country for 40 years. It’s impossible to even find NA textile manufacturers willing to take small-scale custom tech designs.

ddubs41

Yes. However, even though companies like Michelin, Continental, Bridgestone, Nexen, Goodyear, etc have North American headquarters here’s, many still bring in product from overseas. For example, Michelin has 6 plants in the US, and about 20 overall (4 more in NA). The rubber is still imported from SE Asia, though.

GhostsinGlass

Yup. Lots of cargo gets flown overseas everyday though man, cargo ship is just maximizing margins is all. Think about how few bucks it costs to ship a small parcel from SEA to NA. It's really not that big of a deal, but media.

DrSOGU

I called it: https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/s/wyGXY7H7NA

JJJAAABBB123

Peter NA-na-notGoingToWorkHereAnymore.

Emotional_Pace4737

"100s of billions of percents. BILLIONS and BILLIONS of percent. Nobody has seen numbers like these before! They said it wasn't even possible. But we gotta stop CHI-NA."

DrinkMoreBrews

But did CHI-NA say thank you?

Fast-Umpire7544

BREAKING: China announces it will stop supplying gold to NA World of Warcraft players.

Squidking1000

Well in our defense Hyundai is speed running going back to crap at least in NA. I understand their not built in NA engines are better but the last 5-10 years buying a Hyundai or Kia in NA has been at best a crapshoot.

lostinspacs

bears desperately rooting for CHY NA SAD! 

trilauram

A company I contract for runs race events across the country. The medals, volunteer gear and athlete gear, merch, is all from China. We are panicked and scrambling with not many options to produce the amount we need. Tens of thousands of shirts per race, and all the smaller races. It is going to be bad for our remaining 80 NA races if Trump doesn’t get it together.

SadZealot

You get what you pay for really. If you try to scrape bottom of the barrel prices you'll probably get the scraps off the factory floor.  If you pay mid to top of the range and stay on top of quality with audits, which is still quite a bit less than the US, you will get a pretty fantastic product. Ordering steel coils domestically in NA has been pretty disappointing quality wise. Canadian and American product has absurdly wide tolerances, meaning you get nearly 5-10% less yield. Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese steel is all precise to within 0.0001 of an inch when it comes off the boat. When you're just earning margins on a final product, it's worth waiting six months to save 5% on $2000000

Magus-of-the-Moon

I think it's a combination of tariffs not being certain (or the potential of some deals, that lower their impact), and the fact that even if tariffs stay as they are, the impact is likely not the end of the world either, based on forecasts by economists. GDPs in NA will drop quite a bit, but it's not like the economy will collapse, it may not even shrink.

Retaining-Wall

Nikkei are you okay, are you okay, are you okay Nikkei ###da na....na na NA NA...da na NAA NAA

BarneyFife516

I’ve been considering some of the key differences between today and say 1983. The one factor that is a fact is that supply chain and finance analysis can be performed by many folks in real time on a could-based instance. This will provide those good management teams to make decisions that minimize permanent damage to the business; unfortunately some businesses that are dependent of those inputs that now face increased cost, will decide to shutter. Case in point Subaru NA, has canceled all Future sales of cars. According to their communication another communication will come on 11 April . Boat/ ship manufacturers, the builders, both residential and commercial, , even some larger infrastructure players are working to assess new charges and contracts with municipalities to insure price adjustment carry forward.

Flewewe

I changed it quite a bit recently and sold some but currently it's 66k spread on 28% sp500, 30% Canadian index, 23% global ex NA, 13% gold and 4% emerging. Somehow out of all of them Canadian cratered only half as bad as the others so far. I had started investing more seriously only last summer, though I dabbled in it before and did get a few thousands from that too. I still have 56k on hand currently and a other 30k that's currently locked in a 5% savings account until September. And then I usually save about 25k yearly from my salary. Right now I'm just trying to softland this so I can start off on a good foot still and not just have to recover my money for the next couple years. I'm 27 years away from my projected retirement.

panic400

I wouldn't base an investment purely off hoping that the industry is too strategic to fail. It could be very well the case that Intel is a rotting corpse no matter how much money you pump into it. Though, I know that is not the case either. Personally I know there is less risk involved when you consider that Intel itself has bet its entire foundry division on the success of 18A, or the node produced by high NA EUV lithography tools. Years ago intel thought they could bet against ASML. The result was that TSMC bought the cutting edge machines at the time and took Intel to the cleaners not long after. Ever since then Intel has been going through an earth shattering contraction. Now that Intel has bought the cutting edge machines first this time around it is highly likely that newer intel nodes will be just as good or better than TSMC. For Intel, all they need to do is be "Just as good" since TSMC is so packed with orders that companies would gladly go to intel if it meant they could get their new chip in 1 year instead of 3 years. Just my two cents as someone in the semi industry.

Outrageous-Orange007

Doubtful. No one wants to invade the US, our geography grants that even if we had the bottom 5 on military spending we still couldn't be successfully invaded We're good no matter what if we want to stay out of war we can. We have almost everything we need here with us. Especially if you include cooperation with and investment in Greenland. And you consider NA as one entity in this context. btw saving the economy doesnt imply record highs and wealthiest nation on Earth, it means an economy that takes care of its people and helps create a nation that is a bastion of human civilization. No amount of money in the world can guarantee you that. Our focus shouldnt be on wealth, it should be on our people, and we should have faith our people make this a country worth living in and for other countries to aspire to. We are nothing without our people. There are certain countries in Europe that are FAR fucking superior countries. Far far nicer. And every day that divide grows because the US has been focusing on the wrong thing

SmmaAllstar

CHI NA na na na…not gonna work here anymore.

SouthLakeWA

To give yourself some peace of mind, you could grab a 1 or 2 year brokered CD while they're still at 4.0%+. They can be easily traded for a profit and without penalty on the secondary market through your brokerage prior to maturity if rates fall, which they most certainly will. Here are some current options from Vanguard: || || |**Issuer**|**Maturity & Rate**| |Morgan Stanley Bk N |10/12/2027 4.100| |Morgan Stanley Private Bk|10/12/2027 4.100| |Bank Of America NA|10/13/2026 4.050|

Flewewe

I have bought today but last month I had made the US market be 30% of my portfolio whereas it used to be 50%. I do apprehend the US going sideways but evidently not enough to just fully bet agaisnt them for a 25 years window. I'm Canadian so the rest is 30% Canadian 30% Global ex NA and a 10% split between emerging and gold.

Kevontee324

NA, also more commonly known as “No Achievements” is the categorically worst Region at VALORANT. They are so bad that “Br0nzil, Region owned by TenzedZombie”, beat them in the grand finals. No Achievements is the world-leading VALORANT region at speedrunning 0 VALORANT Champions victories in the world, marginally beating out APAC, more commonly known as “Arrive at Airport and Achievements Cucked”. They are commonly the best Region in the world at trash talking EU while only having won 2 Majors L****

GalacticGreaseMonkey

You’ve been DU-NA-NA-NANANA TARRAFIED

Whiterhino77

Tier 1 controller for a Stellantis supplier. The steel/aluminum tariffs are cutting plant results in half. OEMs and the supply chain will be shutdown all over NA by end of April

onetimeuselong

Already pulled my 2-5 year investments out of USA centric funds. My pension contributions have shifted to all world from NA funds but kept current investments in the market as its less than 3 years of current contributions amount and I can’t see a downturn lasting 35 years.

DocerDoc

If NA had Russians in matchmaking they'd be way more pissed about their absence on the chart.

VerifyAllHumans

Don't need to make up facts like all of your lakes could fit in one great lake, and there's about one zillion more other lakes here. Doesn't even look like you have any real accessible freshwater lakes, adding a whole 'nother level to how badass NA is. We have two kinds of beaches here. And frankly the I'd take the great lakes over ocean beaches any day of the week.

Wolfrages

Cheap materials too. UAE is a good example for oil. They take a shovel and find oil. NA needs to do alot of heavy digging to get that oil. Alot more money per gallon.

Careless-Pragmatic

Your argument is a straw man argument. Vehicles are often made on the continent they are sold in… look at all the VW, and Jap cars made in NA. And the Detroit brands made in Canada are partly because Canada buys a tons of cars too. Don’t be so obtuse

MyCactusTeacher

Fakest price action NA

a_little_luck

Tentative puts. Seems China is the only market that saw a decent hold in their sales while NA + EU tanked. Planning to sell my puts at market open in case it does the usual thing of blowing up regardless. The rise in the last 2 days seems like a bull trap as well so I’m expecting a decent crash. But what do I know

soggybiscuit93

"5nm" is a very non-technical, fluid definition. And achieving a process that's hypothetically competitive to TSMC N5 on DUV leaves many skeptical on yields and costs. It's no surprise that China will eventually tap out the potential of DUV. The bigger question is their progress on EUV and High-NA EUV machines.