“If this gambling does not come …” says Kevin Olyer

Investor and TV personality Kevin Olieri He expressed his rejection of the former president Donald TrumpA tariff strategy against China, referring to possible economic and political repercussions.
What happenedOliri has publicly criticized the approach of former President Trump in the war of continuous tariffs with China. In a recent publication on X, O’Leary expressed his concerns about the economic and political effects of definitions.
According to O’Learey, Trump is very dangerous with the tariff strategy, which can have severe consequences for both markets and his political position if it fails. With 18 months until mid -time, Oliri notes that the risks are high for Trump.
Oliri highlighted the impact of 125 % definitions on the Chinese economy, noting that the country’s factories are struggling with anywhere to charge their goods. He emphasized the possible disturbances between unemployed workers in China, despite the president Xi Jinping Do not face electoral pressure.
He also pointed out that the United States is a “last resort buyer”, and if the American demand stops, this may lead to broader economic consequences.
Oliri urged a decision, noting that the current situation is not sustainable and defends leadership and negotiation to end the economic confrontation.
Why do it matterO’Leery was vocal about his views about the tariffs and market fluctuations. Recently, he called for a 400 % tariff in China, on the pretext that the current definitions are insufficient.
He criticized China’s commercial practices, claiming that it does not adhere to international rules and is often involved in technology theft.
Oliri’s concerns about the volatility is well documented. He stated, “I hate fluctuating and I do not like it when the market corrects,” but it admits that market corrections are a regular event, usually ranged from 15 % to 20 % over time.
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