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    Here’s What Happened With ‘Reciprocal Tariffs,’ & Why Gold, Silver, & Stocks Reacted Like They Did



    Here’s What Happened With ‘Reciprocal Tariffs,’ & Why Gold, Silver, & Stocks Reacted Like They Did

    Here’s What Happened With The ‘Reciprocal Tariffs,’ & Why Gold, Silver, & Stocks Reacted Like They Did

    The ‘Reciprocal Tariffs’ were finally announced last night, and it’s been ugly in the markets ever since.

    Stocks, precious metals, and commodities are all getting clobbered, while the bond market is rallying. And to recap everything that happened, and why the markets are reacting like they are, Vince Lanci has you covered.

    And to get a handle on what’s going on, click to watch the video now!

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    4. @HJuice23 on

      this has nothing to do with manufacturing, it takes a long time to retool an existing plant, and even longer to build a new plant, and jobs will not be added because with IOT and the "4th industrial revolution" with connected factories, these jobs will be replaced with automation and robots. Ask me how I know, because it's already happening. I live in Michigan and have worked for both GM and Ford. These companies will not want to pay American wages, and since they can't outsource without being tariffed, they will just automate existing processes at a much more rapid pace. Tariffs at this magnitude was the only way for them to lower inflation and rates the quickest, there is a plethora of debt that needs to be refinanced but the current rates are too high. This was not the time for tariffs of this magnitude. the 10% he talked about went to the wayside, once again the middle class gets screwed.

    5. @davidsteiner8434 on

      Anybody that touched silver has been ripped off ,again. Simply amazing how much money is made with this scam, help the viewers , how and why would this scam silver manipulation rip off end?

    11. @Heronymus.OmDraco on

      Looks like the announcement caused golds drop to $3,085 and then it shot directly back up to $3,125. I wish I'd been watching the charts when that happened. I'd have put in an order right away. That reaction is probably what occured to cause that immediate jump. Lol. That's one of the longest blue bars I've seen in a while.

    15. @ddprepper5227 on

      Buy the dip😊 and you will be ready for the rip gold 🥇🪙🥇🪙 an silver 🥈🥈🥈🥈 thumbs up 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎 it's real money 💰🤑

    17. @Bluets023 on

      Not advice but if every person that can afford at least one once of silver right now , the banking cabal would fold. At least that,s what is being said in the industry .

    22. @MrEthos7 on

      I find it interesting. The countries tariffed the hardest are the most exploited by American companies who then "import" those goods back to America. I would expect that once this plays out that companies who exploit those countries get to do it cheaper than ever before. I don't expect that Trump ever had any plans to hurt companies that offshored these jobs long ago. A bonus will be that foreign companies may bring some manufacturing to America similar to how Toyota has set up it's company.

    29. @garykaplan7611 on

      Vince, I urge you to get straight to what's happened and what does this mean.
      Your long, long opening and tour of your webpage loses viewers.
      We are not tuning in to learn about you and your plans or what you've done to your webpage.
      GET TO THE POINT.

    31. @bh5037 on

      The only reason why there are deficites is : the US consumes much more than it produces/sells … just solve it : reduce your consume or simply sell more gold and silver to the other states..
      but this idea will not be part of the business genius in the WH …

    35. @bh5037 on

      I guess not so many countries will continue to finance the US consume after the list of shame shown on the picture by buying bonds … they will step out on a higher pace now as they def do not like to 100 year bond idea as well as the way of ' If you do not buy our bonds – we will tariff you ! ' . BS which country do you think will capitulate to such an extortion !??

    36. @bh5037 on

      Does it make anybody thinking when South Korea , Japan and China now talking about the measures to counter the tariffs ? anybody ???

    37. @LC-vk3gd on

      A good report on tariff, thanks for Vince and Chris.

      Fair trade is a principle of international trade. Reciprocal tariff is the practice of such principle. No countries should believe they can tariff others, not Vice verse.

      Impact of reciprocal tariff could bring other countries to negotiate table to discuss fair, stable and reciprocal trade deal, which will reach ultimate trade balance. Heard Canade talk about if US not tariff on Canada, they will remove tariff on US.

      The impact of reciprocal tariff on US is significant. Globalist have shift capitals and jobs to oversea in decades, which destroyed manufactures and weak economy. Reciprocal tariff not only bring capitals and jobs back to US, such as Ford and Apple…., also attract foreign investment and create jobs in US, Hyundai, Taiwan…. It may be chaos in short term, but will be benefit in long run.

    38. @bh5037 on

      Fun fact : as the worlds main smelters for gold bars are located in Switzerland and the US imports a lot of gold – there is ofc a deficite … so now they have a tariff of 31 % – wonder how they will react ..
      ( not selling or sending anymore gold to the US maybe …) as there are a lot of buyers interetsed in gold around the world … let's wait and see.. seems there will be a lot of fun after these BS tariffs ..

    39. @billw7213 on

      Do you know what nobody has noticed lately ?
      A stack of 100$ bills in capacity to buy one ounce of gold is in itself one ounce.
      100$ bills are worth their weight in gold.

    40. @brethenning9486 on

      Seems to me this will help rich countries, and hurt poor nations. How can this be putting everything on a even fair playing field. And if people fight this my gold will go up, but if they give in it goes down. Well I own gold, so may everyone say stick it.

    43. @normankoo6159 on

      The term “tariffs” used by Trump to describe other countries is totally false. He uses the trade deficit relational percentage to calculate what reciprocal tariffs he will impose on the other countries. This is totally a cheat.
      For example, imagine that a country which is very poor produces tons of bananas and sell them to the U.S. As they are super poor, they import only half their export value from the United States. This means that their deficit percentage is 50%. Trump will tariff them not only the 10% overall figure to all countries, but another 25% on top as a reciprocal tariff. This could occur even if the country had ZERO tariffs on the U.S.
      This is BS if I have ever seen it. 💩🤮

    44. @normankoo6159 on

      Vince, you are totally off! The term “tariffs” used by Trump to describe other countries is totally false. He uses the trade deficit relational percentage to calculate what reciprocal tariffs he will impose on the other countries. This is totally a cheat.
      For example, imagine that a country which is very poor produces tons of bananas and sell them to the U.S. As they are super poor, they import only half their export value from the United States. This means that their deficit percentage is 50%. Trump will tariff them not only the 10% overall figure to all countries, but another 25% on top as a reciprocal tariff. This could occur even if the country had ZERO tariffs on the U.S.
      This is BS if I have ever seen it. 💩🤮

    47. @winfielddixon5166 on

      As of 9:39 AM CDT 4/4/25 Silver is now below $30/ounce and Gold is down to $3045. Platinum and Paladium also down sharply. Can someone please explain why precious metals are crashing at the same time as the stock market? Yes, I know this is a buying opportunity for metals, but it is still frustrating to watch my "conservative" IRA drop, my "professionally managed" IRA drop, my Gold and Silver drop, and my Bitcoin all drop at the same time.

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