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Le S&P 500, indice de référence américain, est entré ce lundi matin dans la zone des marchés baissiers, ayant chuté plus de 20 % par rapport à son sommet de février dernier. On verra s’il en sortira d’ici la fin de cette séance qui suit la dégringolade des marchés asiatiques et européens. Le S&P 500 a ouvert en baisse de plus de 3 %.

Pendant ce temps, Donald Trump appelle les Américains à ne pas céder à la panique. « Les États-Unis ont l’occasion de faire ce qui aurait dû être fait il y a des dizaines d’années », a-t-il écrit sur Truth Social ce lundi matin. « Ne soyez pas faibles ! Ne soyez pas stupides ! Ne soyez pas PANICAN (un nouveau parti basé sur des gens faibles et stupides). Soyez forts, courageux et patients, et la GRANDEUR en résultera ! »

(Photo Reuters)

70 réflexions sur “Le S&P 500 dans la zone des marchés baissiers

  1. Léo Mico dit :

    « Soyez patient, la bourse va perdre 5% par jour pendant plusieurs années, mais dans 5 ans nous aurons construit aux USA une usine de production d’iphone et vous pourrez aller y travailler au salaire minimum pour visser des vis et redonner aux USA sa grandeur. »

    1. Lanaudoise dit :

      Mais vous n’aurez plus l’argent pour acheter ces objets.

    2. André dit :

      Faites confiance à quelqu’un qui n’avouera jamais ses erreurs!

      1. Steve dit :

        et qui a fait 6 faillites dont un casino

      2. Lanaudoise dit :

        Sa Grandeur!

    3. Robert T dit :

      j’ai très très hâte de voir la vidéo de crétin Tramp se faire arracher la tête par ses riches amis qui ont perdu beaucoup d’argent…

    4. delightfullypoetry872ef48916 dit :

      L avenir Trumpien est plein de promesses pour les redneks des rémunérations à 2dollars par jour pour monter des i phone, confectionner des Nike ou des tee shirt.
      Trump va proposer aux travailleurs de la rust belt d aller travailler au Vietnam au Cambodge, au Bengladesh chez Nike, Apple, chez Vistoria Secret qui confectionné les sous vêtements.Les Magas qui croient encore aux turpitudes de Trump sont invités à s éxiler en Extreme Orient

      1. delightfullypoetry872ef48916 dit :

        Trump à promis des emplois aux MAGAS americains, mais il a omis de préciser Qu
        ils sont à pourvoir en Extreme Orient.
        Les MAGAS vont devenir GAGA, c est à dire Fous

  2. Richard Desrochers dit :

    « Ça va bien aller. »

    1. Achalante dit :

      Comme pendant la pandémie, dont il a nié l’importance, et c’est le président suivant qui a du prendre les mesures nécessaires. Ah, sauf que la pandémie est arrivée à la fin de son mandat, alors que cette fois-ci, on en est au début. Ça va être quatre très longues années.

  3. gl000001 dit :

    « Il y a une dizaine d’années » Donc, lors de sont premier mandat ? Vient-il de dire qu’il a mal agi à l’éoque ? Quel gros bouffon !!!!

    1. Lanaudoise dit :

      Habitué à ne pas respecter ses contrats.

    2. André dit :

      Ce sont les « adultes «  dans la pièce qui l’ont empêché de faire ces bêtises!!! Il n’y en a plus d’adultes!

    1. Haïku dit :

      Ouch !!

  4. Jean Paul Pépin dit :

    Mais Monsieur Le Président, si les gens paniquent, c’est que les gens savent que vous mentez et qu’ils n’ont plus confiance en vous. C’est plate, mais c’est comme ça Monsieur « Trumpe tout le monde ».

  5. marlo63 dit :

    Le seul fait de dire à ses commettants de ne pas agir en stupides est déjà insultant en soi. Mais ça en dit long sur sa propre stupidité à lui.

    1. Haïku dit :

      Effectivement !!

  6. probert dit :

    Plus Trump ouvre la bouche, plus les investisseurs sont sidérés. Il faudrait que les financiers créés un nouvel indice pour mesurer le niveau de peur et d’incertitudes générées spécifiquement par Trump.

    1. Gilles Gougeon dit :

      « Votre question est stupide » répond Trump à une journaliste.
      Or c’est lui qui est en état d’inertie et d’insensibilité.
      Selon le Dictionnaire historique de la langue française, le mot « stupide » est un dérivé du mot « stupeur », qui signifie « engourdissement, paralysie » en parlant du corps ou de l’esprit.
      Stupeur désigne en pathologie « la suspension apparente de toute activité physique et psychique ».
      Donc, ce n’est pas la question de la journaliste qui était « stupide », mais la réaction de Trump qui fut saisi d’un engourdissement du cerveau.

      1. belwet dit :

        On a trouvé ce qui ne va pas dans le cerveau de keklouwne: « On the left side, there’s nothing right and on the right side, there’s nothing left »

  7. Dekessey dit :

    Oui c’est ça.
    Ne paniquez pas de voir vos placements, vos économies et vos fonds de retraite s’évaporer sous vos yeux à cause de mon incompétence et ma stupidité. Fermez vos gueules en fait.
    Bon, excusez-moi, je dois y aller, on m’attend pour un 18 trous.

  8. Laurent Pierre dit :

    Dans le délire de plus en plus aberrant l’empereur fou. Ça prendrait une révolte de la garde prétorienne pour se débarrasser de la Chose comme dans le bon vieux temps de l’empire romain. Chaque jour il en rajoute une couche. Après tarif probablement que pour lui stupide est le plus beau mot du dictionnaire. Quel crétin fini à l’image de ce que sont devenus les USA en bonne partie.

  9. Alexander dit :

    Les marchés fonctionnent par anticipation et niveau de confiance.

    Rien de tel qu’une gestion imprévisible en laquelle on n’a pas confiance pour faire réagir les marchés.

    Tu calmes le jeu et les marchés se stabilisent.

    Tu es un Génie Instable et l’inverse se produit.

    Trump a pitché une allumette proche du baril de poudre et il part jouer au golf pour le week-end.

    Méchant pétard.

  10. Anizev dit :

    Est-ce que Trump qui va jouer au golf en pleine crise financière sera le prochain Marie-Antoinette ?

      1. PovDeRire dit :

        @Gilles Gougeon:
        Selon l’article:
        L’argent rentre en masse pendant que la bourse plante!
        ¨¨Ca paye le steak à 130 $!

  11. Niouininon dit :

    PLAISIR: Le faux blond avec une chaussure noire n’est pas là pour faire plaisir au monde. Il aime être un méchant, un tortionnaire, un perturbateur, ça fait jaser de lui, il a sa photo partout, orgasme en vue! Comme ses idoles Put et Kim…

    Il appauvrit ses amis et ennemis, son peuple et lui-même. Maintenant que Leon Skum semble avoir changé de camp, gageons que nous allons le voir se déchaîner contre le 47e et ses zigotos😀

  12. Syl08 dit :

    Vlad c’est Donald, j’ai perdu le plan de match que tu m’as envoyé. Peux-tu me le renvoyer, je ne sais plus quoi répondre aux journalistes? Vite ça presse.

    1. Haïku dit :

      @Syl08
      Excellent ! 😅👍

  13. Capucine dit :

    Voilà ce que ça donne, un QI de 45 avec ressenti de -47

    1. Haïku dit :

      @Lanaudoise
      Est bonne ! 😉

  14. monsieur8 dit :

    Ça va être la semaine du Low Jones.

  15. treblig dit :

    La forêt disparaissait à vue d’œil mais les arbres n’arrêtaient pas de voter pour la hache. La hache était intelligente et avait convaincu les arbres parce que son manche était en bois, il était l’un d’entre eux.

    – Proverbe turc

    1. Haïku dit :

      @treblig
      Très à propos ! 👌

      1. Dekessey dit :

        En effet

  16. Jacques Bellehumeur dit :

    Il a à son actif 6 faillites dont un casino. Faut le faire !

    Mais il a jamais coulé un pays entier, il va peut-être réussir !

    Les ultra-riches qui l’ont appuyé lors des dernières élections, je me demande si ils regrettent.

    Une chose est sûre, je n’ai jamais vu un dirigeant faire autant de dégâts en si peu de temps. Une hypothèse, trump est la réincarnation de Néron. Il adore le feu. Il s’arrange pour aller en enfer car le paradis c’est bien trop plate.

  17. Lanaudoise dit :

    Article du NY Times. Parce que DT ne faisait pas que tricher au golf en fin de semaine.

    Trump Family’s Cash Registers Ring as Financial Meltdown Plays Out
    The party was on at a Saudi-backed LIV Golf tournament at the president’s Doral resort in Florida and a fund-raiser at Mar-a-Lago, even as markets tumbled.

    By Eric LiptonTheodore Schleifer and Zolan Kanno-Youngs
    Eric Lipton reported from Trump National Doral in Miami, Theodore Schleifer from Washington, and Zolan Kanno-Youngs from Palm Beach, Fla.
    April 5, 2025

    The financial market meltdown was underway when President Trump boarded Air Force One on his way to Florida on Thursday for a doubleheader of sorts: a Saudi-backed golf tournament at his family’s Miami resort and a weekend of fund-raisers attracting hundreds of donors to his Palm Beach club.

    It was a fresh reminder that in his second term, Mr. Trump has continued to find ways to drive business to his family-owned real-estate ventures, a practice he has sustained even when his work in Washington has caused worldwide financial turmoil.

    The Trump family monetization weekend started Thursday night, as crowds began to form at both the Trump National Doral resort near Miami International Airport, and separately at his Mar-a-Lago resort 70 miles up the coast.

    Mr. Trump landed on the edge of one of the golf courses in a military helicopter — just in time for a dinner at Doral. The next day, LIV Golf, the breakaway professional league backed by Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund, was scheduled to hold a tournament at the course for the fourth time.
    On Thursday at Mar-a-Lago, hundreds of guests gathered for the American Patriots Gala, a conservative fund-raiser that featured Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and President Javier Milei of Argentina, who told his supporters back home that he was hoping to catch up with Mr. Trump while there, seemingly unaware that Mr. Trump was double-booked at two of his family properties that night.

    And that was just the weekend’s lead-up.

    Mr. Trump ordered a new set of global tariffs on Wednesday from the White House using his trademark Sharpie pen, a version of which is on sale at Mar-a-Lago for $3.

    The announcement set off one of the largest market crashes in American history, erasing $5 trillion in market value from companies in the S&P 500 in just two days. Mr. Trump has said his policy would reverse what he calls unfair trade practices, and that eventually the “markets are going to boom.”

    On Friday, as markets continued to tumble, thousands of golf fans visited Doral, as did Eric Trump, Mr. Trump’s son, and Yasir Al-Rumayyan, the governor of Saudi Arabia’s $925 billion sovereign wealth fund. Mr. Al-Rumayyan is also the chairman of LIV Golf, and was there to see its stars compete.

    “It is a nice club,” Mr. Al-Rumayyan said as he walked around the golf course watching the players tee off.

    LIV Golf — a venture intended to lift the Saudi profile worldwide even as it has burned through hundreds of millions of dollars of state funds — is styled as a daylong party, with club music pumping out of speakers lining tournament courses and machines dispensing wine and large beers. On Friday, fans watched a bit of golf and danced on the edges of the course. Others in MAGA hats walked around smoking cigars.

    In short, the economic turbulence seemed far away.

    “You are all looking a little too stiff!” said Matt Rogers, a LIV Golf announcer, as he yelled into a microphone, blasting his message across the greens as the first group of golfers on Friday prepared to play with dance music blaring in the background. “You need to turn this up! This is LIV Golf.”
    Every room at the 643-room Trump Doral, including the $13,000-a-night presidential suite, was sold out through the weekend. Not a seat could be found at the BLT Prime steakhouse bar, where a porterhouse steak cost $130.

    “This is the perfect venue,” Eric Trump said as he strolled the golf course Friday.

    He had driven his father in a golf cart from the military helicopter to the resort dinner the day before, as the festivities over the big moneymaking weekend were getting underway.

    The president spent much of Friday at yet another Trump family venue, Trump International Golf Club, not far from Mar-a-Lago, sending out social media messages during the day, including, “THIS IS A GREAT TIME TO GET RICH, RICHER THAN EVER BEFORE.”

    By Friday night, the center of attention had shifted back to Mar-a-Lago, as Mr. Trump held another in a series of $1 million-a-head dinners at his private club in Palm Beach.
    Since he was elected in November, Mr. Trump has hosted at least four of the fund-raisers, including one in December, two in March and the one Friday night, with a fifth planned for April 24.

    The fund-raisers unfold in similar ways, according to people who have attended them.

    Roughly 20 people gather around a candlelit table with big white flowers in the club’s “White and Gold Room” after a photo session. Mr. Trump speaks, then listens to the guests discuss their businesses, one by one. In just an hour or two, he can raise as much as $20 million — a great return on his time investment, associates say.

    Attendees at some of the post-election dinners at Mar-a-Lago hosted by MAGA Inc., one of Mr. Trump’s fund-raising political action committees, have included the casino owner Miriam Adelson, the sugar magnate Pepe Fanjul and James Taiclet, the chief executive of Lockheed Martin, the world’s largest military contractor, along with representatives from the cryptocurrency and energy industries.
    On Friday, Ronald S. Lauder, the cosmetics heir, and Steve Wynn, the former casino executive, both billionaires, were among the guests at the Mar-a-Lago fund-raiser, according to two people briefed on the matter. They spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the event.

    The dinners have been just the start. Mar-a-Lago remains a popular site for Republican candidates to host their own fund-raisers, Federal Election Commission records show. It is not clear to some Republicans why Mr. Trump has been raising money so aggressively, according to eight people involved in conservative fund-raising who have kept track of his Mr. Trump’s efforts. Never before has a president ineligible for re-election vacuumed up so much money for a super PAC.

    Some of Mr. Trump’s associates believe it is prudent to fund-raise when the money is available, as corporate interests and others seek to get access to the president or make amends for perceived slights, people close to him acknowledge.

    The packed agendas at the two Trump venues recalled the constant buzz and spending by lobbyists, members of Congress and foreign leaders at Trump International Hotel in Washington before the Trump family sold its lease after Mr. Trump’s first term.
    In addition to the Saudi sovereign wealth fund, top sponsors of the Doral golf tournament included Aramco, the Saudi oil company; Riyadh Air, the airline owned by the sovereign wealth fund; and TikTok, the Chinese-owned social media company whose fate Mr. Trump is helping to decide, according to a large billboard outside one of the event’s party tents.
    Image
    Golf club covers featuring President Trump were sold at his Miami golf club’s pro shop.Credit…Scott McIntyre for The New York Times
    Mr. Trump’s merchandise shops — there are at least three of them at Doral — were also doing swift business, selling everything from a $550 Trump-branded crystal-studded purse to $18 Doral-branded paperweights made in China. The store clerk said that he did not know if new tariffs on imported products would mean price increases.

    Fans in the crowd said that they had traveled from as far as South Africa to attend the event. Some purchased special tickets that cost as much as $1,400 to enter exclusive party areas with free drinks and food — tickets that were sold out as of Saturday.
    In interviews, tournament attendees and others said that they did not mind the disconnect between the Wall Street meltdown and the events at the Trump properties.

    “The sky is falling every day,” said Mike Atwell, a Key Largo, Fla., restaurant owner who was attending the LIV event with his wife enjoying lunch and drinks. “When you are happy, you drink. When you are sad, you drink. It all works out.”

    Tyrell Davis, a 39-year-old entrepreneur spending Saturday afternoon in Palm Beach, said that he admired Mr. Trump for focusing on his own businesses while also implementing tariffs that he believed would benefit Americans.

    Mr. Davis said that the United States had given away money to other countries for years while not investing in American cities, and that it only made sense Mr. Trump would continue to bolster his own businesses while in office.
    “It’s all about business and money,” Mr. Davis said. “That’s what it’s all about. America is a business. It’s a corporation.”

    On Saturday, as the tournament continued at Doral, Mr. Trump showed up at yet another family golf course, in Jupiter, Fla., which is holding its own, more modest tournament.

    Good news was announced by the White House staff: “The president won his second round matchup of the senior club championship today in Jupiter, Fla., and advances to the championship round on Sunday.” Reporters and photographers were prohibited from watching him play, and were held down the street at a coffee shop.

    As Mr. Trump returned to Mar-a-Lago, one of his political committees sent out an offer to his followers: They could buy a signed replica of his executive order changing the name of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America. The minimum contribution was $50. “I want you to have a PIECE OF HISTORY in your home,” Mr. Trump said in the solicitation.

    The White House then announced that there would be no more public events on Saturday.

  18. Lanaudoise dit :

    Qu’a fait Dt après avoir annoncé sa guerre contre le monde entier?
    Article du NY Times.

    Trump Family’s Cash Registers Ring as Financial Meltdown Plays Out
    The party was on at a Saudi-backed LIV Golf tournament at the president’s Doral resort in Florida and a fund-raiser at Mar-a-Lago, even as markets tumbled.

    By Eric LiptonTheodore Schleifer and Zolan Kanno-Youngs
    Eric Lipton reported from Trump National Doral in Miami, Theodore Schleifer from Washington, and Zolan Kanno-Youngs from Palm Beach, Fla.
    April 5, 2025

    The financial market meltdown was underway when President Trump boarded Air Force One on his way to Florida on Thursday for a doubleheader of sorts: a Saudi-backed golf tournament at his family’s Miami resort and a weekend of fund-raisers attracting hundreds of donors to his Palm Beach club.

    It was a fresh reminder that in his second term, Mr. Trump has continued to find ways to drive business to his family-owned real-estate ventures, a practice he has sustained even when his work in Washington has caused worldwide financial turmoil.

    The Trump family monetization weekend started Thursday night, as crowds began to form at both the Trump National Doral resort near Miami International Airport, and separately at his Mar-a-Lago resort 70 miles up the coast.

    Mr. Trump landed on the edge of one of the golf courses in a military helicopter — just in time for a dinner at Doral. The next day, LIV Golf, the breakaway professional league backed by Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund, was scheduled to hold a tournament at the course for the fourth time.
    On Thursday at Mar-a-Lago, hundreds of guests gathered for the American Patriots Gala, a conservative fund-raiser that featured Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and President Javier Milei of Argentina, who told his supporters back home that he was hoping to catch up with Mr. Trump while there, seemingly unaware that Mr. Trump was double-booked at two of his family properties that night.

    And that was just the weekend’s lead-up.

    Mr. Trump ordered a new set of global tariffs on Wednesday from the White House using his trademark Sharpie pen, a version of which is on sale at Mar-a-Lago for $3.

    The announcement set off one of the largest market crashes in American history, erasing $5 trillion in market value from companies in the S&P 500 in just two days. Mr. Trump has said his policy would reverse what he calls unfair trade practices, and that eventually the “markets are going to boom.”

    On Friday, as markets continued to tumble, thousands of golf fans visited Doral, as did Eric Trump, Mr. Trump’s son, and Yasir Al-Rumayyan, the governor of Saudi Arabia’s $925 billion sovereign wealth fund. Mr. Al-Rumayyan is also the chairman of LIV Golf, and was there to see its stars compete.
    “It is a nice club,” Mr. Al-Rumayyan said as he walked around the golf course watching the players tee off.

    LIV Golf — a venture intended to lift the Saudi profile worldwide even as it has burned through hundreds of millions of dollars of state funds — is styled as a daylong party, with club music pumping out of speakers lining tournament courses and machines dispensing wine and large beers. On Friday, fans watched a bit of golf and danced on the edges of the course. Others in MAGA hats walked around smoking cigars.

    In short, the economic turbulence seemed far away.

    “You are all looking a little too stiff!” said Matt Rogers, a LIV Golf announcer, as he yelled into a microphone, blasting his message across the greens as the first group of golfers on Friday prepared to play with dance music blaring in the background. “You need to turn this up! This is LIV Golf.”
    Every room at the 643-room Trump Doral, including the $13,000-a-night presidential suite, was sold out through the weekend. Not a seat could be found at the BLT Prime steakhouse bar, where a porterhouse steak cost $130.

    “This is the perfect venue,” Eric Trump said as he strolled the golf course Friday.

    He had driven his father in a golf cart from the military helicopter to the resort dinner the day before, as the festivities over the big moneymaking weekend were getting underway.

    The president spent much of Friday at yet another Trump family venue, Trump International Golf Club, not far from Mar-a-Lago, sending out social media messages during the day, including, “THIS IS A GREAT TIME TO GET RICH, RICHER THAN EVER BEFORE.”

    By Friday night, the center of attention had shifted back to Mar-a-Lago, as Mr. Trump held another in a series of $1 million-a-head dinners at his private club in Palm Beach.
    Since he was elected in November, Mr. Trump has hosted at least four of the fund-raisers, including one in December, two in March and the one Friday night, with a fifth planned for April 24.

    The fund-raisers unfold in similar ways, according to people who have attended them.

    Roughly 20 people gather around a candlelit table with big white flowers in the club’s “White and Gold Room” after a photo session. Mr. Trump speaks, then listens to the guests discuss their businesses, one by one. In just an hour or two, he can raise as much as $20 million — a great return on his time investment, associates say.

    Attendees at some of the post-election dinners at Mar-a-Lago hosted by MAGA Inc., one of Mr. Trump’s fund-raising political action committees, have included the casino owner Miriam Adelson, the sugar magnate Pepe Fanjul and James Taiclet, the chief executive of Lockheed Martin, the world’s largest military contractor, along with representatives from the cryptocurrency and energy industries.
    On Friday, Ronald S. Lauder, the cosmetics heir, and Steve Wynn, the former casino executive, both billionaires, were among the guests at the Mar-a-Lago fund-raiser, according to two people briefed on the matter. They spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the event.

    The dinners have been just the start. Mar-a-Lago remains a popular site for Republican candidates to host their own fund-raisers, Federal Election Commission records show. It is not clear to some Republicans why Mr. Trump has been raising money so aggressively, according to eight people involved in conservative fund-raising who have kept track of his Mr. Trump’s efforts. Never before has a president ineligible for re-election vacuumed up so much money for a super PAC.

    Some of Mr. Trump’s associates believe it is prudent to fund-raise when the money is available, as corporate interests and others seek to get access to the president or make amends for perceived slights, people close to him acknowledge.

    The packed agendas at the two Trump venues recalled the constant buzz and spending by lobbyists, members of Congress and foreign leaders at Trump International Hotel in Washington before the Trump family sold its lease after Mr. Trump’s first term.
    In addition to the Saudi sovereign wealth fund, top sponsors of the Doral golf tournament included Aramco, the Saudi oil company; Riyadh Air, the airline owned by the sovereign wealth fund; and TikTok, the Chinese-owned social media company whose fate Mr. Trump is helping to decide, according to a large billboard outside one of the event’s party

    Mr. Trump’s merchandise shops — there are at least three of them at Doral — were also doing swift business, selling everything from a $550 Trump-branded crystal-studded purse to $18 Doral-branded paperweights made in China. The store clerk said that he did not know if new tariffs on imported products would mean price increases.

    Fans in the crowd said that they had traveled from as far as South Africa to attend the event. Some purchased special tickets that cost as much as $1,400 to enter exclusive party areas with free drinks and food — tickets that were sold out as of Saturday.
    In interviews, tournament attendees and others said that they did not mind the disconnect between the Wall Street meltdown and the events at the Trump properties.

    “The sky is falling every day,” said Mike Atwell, a Key Largo, Fla., restaurant owner who was attending the LIV event with his wife enjoying lunch and drinks. “When you are happy, you drink. When you are sad, you drink. It all works out.”

    Tyrell Davis, a 39-year-old entrepreneur spending Saturday afternoon in Palm Beach, said that he admired Mr. Trump for focusing on his own businesses while also implementing tariffs that he believed would benefit Americans.

    Mr. Davis said that the United States had given away money to other countries for years while not investing in American cities, and that it only made sense Mr. Trump would continue to bolster his own businesses while in office.
    “It’s all about business and money,” Mr. Davis said. “That’s what it’s all about. America is a business. It’s a corporation.”

    On Saturday, as the tournament continued at Doral, Mr. Trump showed up at yet another family golf course, in Jupiter, Fla., which is holding its own, more modest tournament.

    Good news was announced by the White House staff: “The president won his second round matchup of the senior club championship today in Jupiter, Fla., and advances to the championship round on Sunday.” Reporters and photographers were prohibited from watching him play, and were held down the street at a coffee shop.

    As Mr. Trump returned to Mar-a-Lago, one of his political committees sent out an offer to his followers: They could buy a signed replica of his executive order changing the name of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America. The minimum contribution was $50. “I want you to have a PIECE OF HISTORY in your home,” Mr. Trump said in the solicitation.

    The White House then announced that there would be no more public events on Saturday.

    1. Haïku dit :

      @Lanaudoise
      Merci pour l’info ! 👌

  19. Richard Dufour dit :

    Avec pmurt, il y a une certitude, c’est erreur après erreur.

    Quelle sera l’erreur qui lui sera fatale.

    Je vous rappelle que j’ai annoncé qu’il ne dépasserait pas le mois de septembre 2025.

    Les paris sont ouverts.

  20. Duduche dit :

    Corrompu-47 a raison quand il dit « Soyez forts, courageux et patients, et la GRANDEUR en résultera ! » mais pas dans le sens qu’il l’entends. Il faut comprendre: soyez suffisamment forts pour me foutre à la porte et vous aurez une chance de reconstruire quelque chose de bien sur ce que je continue de détruire. La prospérité de tous ne passe pas par lui et ses copains ultra-riches.

    Malheureusement, il faudra attendre qu’il fasse plus de dégâts pour qu’il perde assez de soutien pour que ça arrive. Mais quand ça arrivera, j’espère que c’est tous les MAGANés qui seront foutus à la porte, et pour longtemps.

  21. Luc Castonguay dit :

    Tout ce qu’il veut c’est votre bien, soyez patient, il va l’avoir!!

    1. Lanaudoise dit :

      C’est effectivement ce que s’est empressé de faire Sa Grandeur:

      Trump Family’s Cash Registers Ring as Financial Meltdown Plays Out
      https://www.nytimes.com/2025/04/05/us/politics/trump-family-saudi-golf.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share&referringSource=articleShare

    1. Lanaudoise dit :

      Un élément important que cette étude a oublié. Mon article préféré, anti théorie du ruissellement. Et vive l’empathie, n’en déplaise au professeur de Concordia et son ami, le Felon musqué:

      Égalité économique : entrevue avec Richard Wilkinson
      https://lactualite.com/societe/egalite-economique-entrevue-avec-richard-wilkinson/

  22. Marc dit :

    DEs Dollarama partout dans le monde ! Super

    1. PovDeRire dit :

      Ärticles fabriqués aux iles des pingouins… fini la Chine!

  23. Gilles Morissette dit :

    La descente se poursuit pendant que l’ESCROC continue de nier la réalité. Lorsqu’il dit aux gens « ne paniquez pas », je pense qu’il est en train de faire de la projection. C’est plutôt lui qui panique en constatant que les choses ne tournent pas comme il l’espérait.

    Il me fait penser à l’empereur Néron. Rappelez vous. Il jouait du violon (à moins que ce soit un autre instrument) pendant que Rome brûlait.

    1. belwet dit :

      Comme le violon n’existait pas à l’époque, ce devait être d’un autre instrument (la harpe?)

      1. lechatderuelle dit :

        belwet
        En fait Néron n’a jamais joué d’un instrument alors que Rome brulait….
        cette « légende » a traversé les siècles… mais l’image est très forte….

        trump joue au golf… ça va faire « image » ça aussi….

  24. Paul dit :

    Ils l ont voulu, alors qu’ ils sèchent avec……😁

  25. littlerob dit :

    La bourse est en baisse ce matin, mais pas si fortement que jeudi et vendredi derniers. On se croise les doigts.

  26. lechatderuelle dit :

    la bourse était en baisse à l’ouverture pour remonter dans le positif et maintenant ça glisse lentement vers les 2 %…
    à n’y rien comprendre…

    1. _renaud dit :

      Il y a eu une rumeur que Trump mettrait une pause de 90 jours sur les tarifs mais elle a été démentie. Probablement pour ça la montée.

  27. marie4poches4 dit :

    Hassett laisse entendre que 47 pourrait faire une pause de 90 jours.
    La MB dément.
    Résultat:

    https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Gn8FrReXQAAKxQt?format=jpg&name=large

  28. marie4poches4 dit :

    Maintenant, il menace la Chine

    Yesterday, China issued Retaliatory Tariffs of 34%, on top of their already record setting Tariffs, Non-Monetary Tariffs, Illegal Subsidization of companies, and massive long term Currency Manipulation, despite my warning that any country that Retaliates against the U.S. by issuing additional Tariffs, above and beyond their already existing long term Tariff abuse of our Nation, will be immediately met with new and substantially higher Tariffs, over and above those initially set. Therefore, if China does not withdraw its 34% increase above their already long term trading abuses by tomorrow, April 8th, 2025, the United States will impose ADDITIONAL Tariffs on China of 50%, effective April 9th. Additionally, all talks with China concerning their requested meetings with us will be terminated! Negotiations with other countries, which have also requested meetings, will begin taking place immediately. Thank you for your attention to this matter!

  29. lechatderuelle dit :

    Effectivement trump menace 50 % de plus à la Chine le 9 avril… si les tarifs chinois deviennent effectifs…

    le prix du pétrole pendant ce temps chute à 60 $$ le baril….
    ça va aider à garder l’inflation en baisse plutôt que de la voir partir vers le haut, mais ça tue les investissements dans le drill baby drill….

    le sursaut vers le vert de la bourse USA a été stimulé par une rumeur de suspendre les tarifs 90 jours… rumeur démentie par le gouvernement E-U….
    ça rebaisse depuis…

  30. monsieur8 dit :

    HS: Richard Hétu nous raconte les coulisses de la campagne de Biden.

    C’est effrayant !

    https://www.lapresse.ca/international/etats-unis/2025-04-07/decryptage/dans-les-coulisses-d-une-tragedie-americaine.php

    1. Haïku dit :

      @monsieur8
      En effet, l’article est très révélateur !

  31. JB dit :

    RFK Jr propose un remède à la dégringolade boursière :
    https://www.borowitzreport.com/p/rfk-jr-says-stock-market-crash-could?utm_source=post-email-title&publication_id=2337656&post_id=160713839&utm_campaign=email-post-title&isFreemail=true&r=5gz42x&triedRedirect=true&utm_medium=email

    En gros, les investisseurs devraient boire de l’huile de foie de morue, pour se remonter le moral. Dr Oz approuve.

    Certains investisseurs ont répondu d’une manière qui me semble sarcastique : « avec les droits de douane, l’huile de foie de morue devient trop chère »…

    Le ver qui lui aurait mangé une partie du cerveau est-il mort de faim, ou mort empoisonné?

    1. marie4poches4 dit :

      Le Borowitz report est une satire

      1. Haïku dit :

        Exceptionnellement réussie, à mon avis.

  32. Réjean Caisse dit :

    Ça pourrait être drôle, ne soyez pas faible, ne paniquez pas, la grandeur de l’Amérique, c’est surtout très mal aisant, les États-Unis exploiter, quand même, faut avoir le cerveau endommagé solide. C’est plutôt son obsession, il à profiter, abuser, du sytème, il a
    Exploiter des entreprises, il à fait 6 faillites, c’est ce que je vois dans ses décisions, la peur que d’autres fasse comme lui.

  33. tomdeboston dit :

    L’objectif affiché de Trump est donc de rapatrier les emplois industriels aux États-Unis. Mais avec les progrès rapides de l’IA et de la robotique, peut-on vraiment croire que cette production récupérée ne sera pas automatisée ? Nous traversons donc des années de profonds bouleversements économiques pour finalement constater que les emplois promis seront occupés par des robots ? Je doute sérieusement que les entreprises américaines soient plus enclines à céder aux exigences excessives des syndicats qu’elles ne l’étaient lorsqu’elles ont décidé de délocaliser leur production.

    Ou peut-être que le véritable objectif de Trump est de discréditer le Parti républicain pour de nombreuses années à venir ?

  34. Philippe Deslauriers dit :

    Pour trump c’est abuser ou être abuser.
    Si les US n’abuse pas des autres, ca veut dire que les autre abuse des US.

    Dans la liste des pays et les tarifs
    Le calcul est fait selon la différence entre importation/exportation.
    Punitif pour les pays qui exporte plus qu’il n’importe des US.

    Mais surtout, également punitif des pays qui importe plus qu’il n’exporte au US avec a 10% de tarif pour ceux la. Ce qui, dans certain cas est plus que pour ceux qui n’importe « pas assez » des US.

    Au final, il n’y a aucune logique autre que les amarician deront payer un 10% sur quoi que se soit qu’il importe.
    Et si vous croyez qu’il peuvent changer ces importation en entreprise en terre US… il y a un probleme de main-d’oeuvre.

    Alor il n’y aucune autre solution qu’une inflation artificiel qui ne changeras rien.

    1. tomdeboston dit :

      @Philippe Deslauriers

      Il existe peut-être une pénurie de main-d’œuvre aux États-Unis, mais nombre de ceux qui travaillent actuellement peinent à occuper des emplois moins bien rémunérés que s’ils étaient prêts à partir pour des emplois plus rémunérateurs dans le secteur manufacturier. La véritable inconnue réside dans la part de cette nouvelle capacité de production qui sera effectuée par des robots.

  35. Philippe Deslauriers dit :

    Ah oui… et le donald a ajouté des tarifs au pays qui leur fournirons des oeufs pour combler la rareté.

  36. Igreck dit :

    Séisme «historique» sur les marchés mondiaux ⤵️

    Le milliardaire 🤡 bouffis demande aux gagne-petits de son « propre » pays d’être patients avant que n’arrive le Paradis terrestre où ne coulent que le lait et le miel 🤪
    Entk, ses CONplices milliardaires sont tout à fait d’accord pour attendre la Terre promise où les $$$ vont couler à flots … pour eux❗️Merci Mr Tariffs 🌪️

    https://www.ledevoir.com/economie/864604/seisme-historique-marches-mondiaux-face-droits-douane

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