CHINA TARIFFS STOCK MARKET- EXPERT ECONOMIST WEIGHS IN

➡ Dave Hodges, host of the Common Sense Show, discusses with guest Bob Kudla about the current state of the market, China, and tariffs. They believe mainstream media is unreliable and suggest looking at market charts for accurate information. They discuss how Trump is using tariffs as a strategy to negotiate better trade deals and to isolate China, a major competitor. They also predict a potential market sell-off and recession, but expect the economy to recover due to investments returning to the country.
➡ The discussion revolves around the geopolitical struggles involving Ukraine, Russia, and the United States, with the speaker suggesting that Ukraine’s leader is alienating other world leaders and may not win the ongoing conflict. The speaker also discusses China’s precarious position, with its leader potentially facing internal opposition and economic challenges. The conversation also touches on the impact of U.S. tariffs on China, highlighting potential supply chain issues, particularly in the healthcare industry.
➡ The speaker discusses the geopolitical tensions between the U.S., China, and other countries, and their potential impact on the global market. They mention the strategic positioning of military assets and the potential for conflict escalation. The speaker also talks about the market’s reaction to these events, suggesting that gold, bitcoin, and oil could be safe investment options amidst the uncertainty. They also mention the potential for a deflationary collapse in China due to its banking issues.
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Hey everybody, Dave Hodges here. I’m the host of the Common Sense show, as you know, and we are the show that is freeing America one enslaved mind at a time. Sign up for our newsletter. Over 50, 000 people get one email with everything we do in the previous 24 hours. Go to the common sense show.com put in your email address. We don’t sell your data. And you’ll get your update every single day from now on out. Our guest is Bob Kudla of Trade Genius and we’re going to be talking about China, tariffs and the market. How are we doing? And I’ll tell you what I have concluded.

You don’t want to listen to anything come out of the mainstream media. I mean, I’ve already caught them in several lies in the last four or five days. Bob, welcome to the show. We got a lot to unpack, so I’m going to leave it to you where we start. Yeah. So thank you. And the thing with the news, two guys, you just have to understand if you’re watching Jim Cramer or CNBC and all those people, remember these guys are sales people. Okay. So if they’re telling you to buy something, it’s because they’re selling it. So that’s, that’s, that’s an altruism in the stock market.

So really the only thing you can really look at is, is, is the charts. Right. That’s the collective wisdom of the market. Exactly. So having said that, where are we so typically in this environment at the end of March going into April? April is usually the most bullish month. Bullish month of the year. Okay. In going into like May 15th. And then you always hear the, the old phrase sell in main go away usually. Then there’s a lull into summer and then you get a pullback hard in the fall. And then Basically, you know, October 15th to end of the year is a good, good time to be in the markets.

Well, we have some structural changes to the, the market right now. And so you have an environment where we had not had a recession. I don’t count Covid recession as a recession because that was an episodic event. Yeah, exactly. We’ve not had a recession since 2008. So the markets are getting tired on their own. Okay. Number one. And then number two is that Trump is trying to manufacture a sell off because he wants to be able to drive interest rates down so that he can refinance the mess that Janet Yellen put him in when she was treasury secretary with the $9 trillion of basically refinancing old debt.

And so he gave it his all here. He was using the tariff news as kind of the sledgehammer to scare the markets. But also it didn’t just scare the markets, it was scaring companies too. So I think Trump put everything out there, you know, basically shock and awe campaign. And number two, you know, he now flipped everything to his side so people don’t do anything with him. They pay the tariff now they gotta, you know, the, the Muhammad has to go to the mountain now, right, Mount Trump. And, and they’re gonna have to negotiate or they’re gonna be stuck with tariffs.

And so that’s kind of been reverbing around the markets. But the markets are starting to get tired the tariff news, just like they did the first go around with Trump 1, and they’re starting to shrug it off. And looking at the market here, we had big day yesterday today we had followed through with the market. And so the earnings reports have been, that have been, you know, basically expectations have been pulled back down. So I think we’re in a muddle through environment now in the summer, unless something wild happens with, with the tariffs, good or bad.

And, and then I think what you’re going to see here is that the tariffs are deflationary, not inflationary after the first, you know, impulse higher. And I think Trump’s going to end up, his structural changes to the economy are going to take hold in the next year. And so I think we’ll see a sell off this year later, recession later, and then going into the next congressional elections, the economy should be clicking on all cylinders because of all the investments that’s coming back into the country. So I had to say that without breathing. Okay. One of the things I have noticed, I made a note, I just read yesterday where 100 nations have approached Trump for negotiations on tariffs.

And so it’s clearly having the impact that he desired. And I said this all along, Bob, based on what he did in his first term. I said the tariffs may get enforced in some cases. But I said overall it’s no more than leverage, like he did in 2018 when he brought manufacturing back here from China. So I, I don’t, I don’t see why people freaked out other than maybe the left and their misrepresentations are driving this. Well, look, you know, I mean, you know, if Trump said the sky was blue, they would, they would, they would say that, you know, he’s being a color racist and it’s really pink, you know, so they just, they just, they just oppose for the Sake of opposing.

That’s right. But these know what, they’re really what Trump’s really after. He’s trying to isolate China, okay? China’s our only true competitor out, strategic competitor out there in the world. And, and you know, he has to knock them down a peg. At the same time, they’re, they’re doing a lot of cheating, okay? And so they, they really, they, they only give lip service to the rule of law. It’s really, they, they’re truly the ends justify the means. And Trump’s just trying to cut off their access to the market. And it’s working. Look, Vietnam does not like China.

I mean, they’ll trade with them, but look at, look at China’s trying to box Vietnam in, in the South China Sea, right? Yes. India, India does not like China at all. You know, they keep having these, these battles up in the Kashmir region and they would love nothing more to knock China down at the knees. And so, and then obviously Japan and Korea and even Indonesia, Malaysia, so they, China has no friends at all in the, in the area. So there’s enough countries that could do what China does and Trump can then just modulate the tariffs to get all that supply chain moved over there.

And then he could just tell China, hey, you know what, unless you want to play ball, we really don’t need your markets because we’re not really getting anything much from China. It’s like a five to one, right? So you know, you can’t lose in that bet if you, if you decide not to trade with each other, right? So, so I think, I think that’s really isolate. And then number two is that I think, you know, you have China on the one side and then you got the European elites that been, been controlling us behind the scenes.

Now that we’ve learned through all these NOS and USAID and, and dragging us into, you know, know, we’ve been dragged into European wars now for the last 50 years, okay? So we use our treasury, use our people, and they come in, sweep up the deals at the end because quote, unquote, they weren’t involved. But now we learned through usa they absolutely have been involved. And, and they manipul manipulating us. So that’s his second target. And the third thing I’m going to say is he’s going to bring Russia back into the fold. He sees great opportunity trading with Russia.

I think Zelensky, you know, no matter how sympathetic you are to the Ukrainian position, I think Zelensky is rubbing a lot of people the wrong way. And I think he sees in Zelensky a deep state actor. Okay. And that he needs to be knocked down a peg. I mean, Trump just literally said yesterday that Zelensky is an idiot. Russia, Russia is going to get Crimea whether you want it or not. You know, basically said they had their naval forces in there for 100 years. He goes, if that was us, we wouldn’t let you have it. You know what I mean? He said, he said they need to give that up.

And, and basically he was as pro Russian as you get. And that’s smart move because he knows Russia will eventually prevail and he wants those, he wants those exotic metals and, and other things that Russia can provide, you know, in, in, in, in, in. In the advancement of the United States economy. So I agree, but I think his, his idea about how to rebuild Ukraine is good. Use their own precious metals. We’ll help you, but you gotta compensate us for what we’re doing because we’ve already thrown hundreds of billions of dollars at you to try to save your country.

Look, I’m sympathetic to the Ukrainian people. They didn’t. Okay. And it was Vladimir Putin that did start it. But you got to get to a realistic position. I mean, Bob, Crimea has been under Russian control for, since 2014. Right. I mean, the old saying about, you know, possessions, nine tenths of the law, that ain’t going to change in negotiation. And you’re right. Zielinsky is alienating other world leaders. And, and there’s going to come a time where even the Europeans are going to say, we can’t afford to keep supporting you. Yeah. I mean, some of it’s just real politics.

Right. I mean, you know, Russia, Soviet Union had Crimea before Russia. You know, you know, Ukraine had all that territory at one point. You know, Poland had Belarus before, too. So all these things have been moving around. We’re locked into an internal Slavic struggle. That’s right. And you have to understand there was a lot of Russian people in that part of Ukraine that we’re getting, that we’re getting also attacked. Look, there’s no good guys in this, so I’m not suggesting anything exactly. It’s just that we, we got involved in that stuff too. You know, NATO, the push, you know, they’re pushing Russia into a war.

And where Trump, Trump’s a little bit more Machiavellian, if you will. He’s like, you know what? I need Russia and I need the stuff from Russia. Russia needs me. So, ergo, is not in the United States best interest to oppose Russia in this environment. I’ll Negotiate a settlement. Ukraine’s going to have to suck it up, buttercup, and we need to move on. But the thing is that Trump is still trying to preserve the integrity of Ukraine and says, I want to help you rebuild, and I’m tired of seeing your people die. And I agree. What is it, 5,000 soldiers a week are dying now? That’s unacceptable.

And, you know, I don’t know what Zelinsky is thinking. He can’t win this war. The United States has shown clearly they’re not going to step it up militarily. Europe’s not capable of doing it. So I don’t know what he thinks he’s going to gain. And really, at the end of the day, and Bob, let me say this. I feel terrible for the people of Ukraine. I sympathize with them. They did not bring this on themselves. And let’s remember under Stalin, The Haldemore right, 9 million Ukrainians starved to death because of that Russian dictator. I, I get that, but isn’t it time for the killing to stop and let, let’s try to move on and as best we can and try to preserve Ukraine? Isn’t that what Trump’s doing? Yeah, I mean, look, you know, part of it is you’re, you’re a victim of your geography, right? So, I mean, much as we don’t want things to happen, it’s just because it can happen there.

They do happen there, you know, so, you know, there’s a great book out there, you know, if I remember the name, I’ll give it to you. But basically, they talk about why certain countries get invaded and why certain countries do not. And, and a lot of it has to do with geography. And, and so that area there, it’s easy to move troops in and out of, and it’s also a very wealthy area, resource wise. So it’s, it’s attractive for people. And so, you know, we can’t win that no matter how much we want to be on the, quote, unquote, right side of things, you know, but from United States point of view, and Trump particularly, he doesn’t see Zelensky in Ukraine as a, as a natural ally of the Trump administration.

Yeah, I agree. But you know, where Zelensky is missing the boat, too. But pre2014 and all the crisis, Russia sent natural gas through Ukraine to many European destinations. And Ukraine benefited from the middleman concept, you know, getting the pass through fees that they got. And, and I’m thinking, man, if I’m Zielinski at the peace table, that’s what you should be arguing for is reestablishing that and that’s an economic building block. I, I just don’t get it. Let’s move on to, to China. I’m looking at China and thinking Xi Jinping’s days may be numbered. How do you see this? Well, I mean, you know, obviously it’s hard to tell from all the news reports out there what’s true or not because he could be dropping some of that stuff to see who, who’s going to react.

But there’s no doubt that he’s in a very untenable position right now because if he, if he doesn’t have the U. S. Markets, he’s going to have millions and millions and millions of people unemployed. Avoid the country. Right now they’re the, the yuan, the monetary supply of yuan is going straight up. They can have a currency collapse in that country. And, and so there’s a lot of really, really wealthy Chinese that aren’t necessarily in his camp. It just, you know, depends on how tight of control he has. And thinking that he can go hit Taiwan and, and become a hero is that a lot of mothers and, and fathers are going to lose their lineage.

Right. And that causes issue. Look, they had 19 people died in a battle between China and India about 10, 15 years ago and, and when the caskets came back home, it almost had a riot. Can you imagine? Can you imagine 10, 15, 20, 30, 000 coffins started coming home? Not to mention, you know, you hit, hit the three gorges dam with missiles, right? So yeah, that would end their manufacturing basically, wouldn’t it? Well, yeah, a lot of things. The other thing too with that is, is you’re right is that, you know, he, he, he’s only. He has a faction.

Right. North China and south China aren’t exactly simpatico. Right? So, so you have some, you have, you know, and he’s done a great job of, of isolating those leaders and jailing those leaders. But you know, you don’t control everybody and, and you’re pretty far away from Shanghai. And so I think next five years, I think you’ll probably see a change in leadership there. There’s a faction that wants to just trade with the United States and there’s a faction that’s even more ultra nationalistic in a bad sense than GGPing. Yeah. Well, I just made myself a note here as you were talking.

1. I’ve researched this fairly thoroughly and one of the things I do know is going on. He either has or is in the process of purging 1300 senior military officers, including his right hand man for Taiwan. And then that’s a problem that, that that’s the breeding ground for a military coup. And I’m not saying that’s going to happen but I mean it could start that way and then you’ve got the youth. We’re well over 50%. Some people say 75% have this phrase called let it rotate. And they don’t want anything to do with Chinese society climbing the Chinese ladder because they see it as limited.

So many of them are becoming domestic engineers in their own parents homes. And the saying is let it rot. They don’t want anything to do with it. And then Xi has a problem with a lot of the farmers. So I mean he’s got a lot of enemies. I heard Gordon Chang say Xi might be lucky to wake up alive tomorrow. And he was just saying that euphemistically. But I still think a coup is possible here as the Chinese economy begins to crumble. Do you think that what Trump did with the terrorists, he stepped on them hard, he hurt them hard and now he’s backing off.

It’s kind of like good cop, bad cop in the same two motions. What do you think? Well, he didn’t backed off at all. He just even verbally backed off. The tariff still in place. So he’s just playing, he’s just playing push pull with our stock market. Yeah, okay. Yeah, nothing’s changed. I mean Scott percent yesterday basically said we have an effectively an embargo with China right now back forth. 60% of all shipping between China United States has ceased. Cease. What’s the downs? I’ve heard all this hysteria from the leftist media and I, and I tune them out.

So let me ask you, what’s the downside of these tariffs for the average American? So it’s not so much the price of goods that that’ll work itself out. It’s really the availability of certain things that might be problematic. You know, we’re heavily reliant on China in, in certain specialty minerals and also precursors for the healthcare industry around antibiotics and insulin and things of that nature and electronics. So those are the things that could cause us problems. I think almost all the transformers in the world are made in China. So you know, you have a major catastrophe.

So you know, in the short term it’s a supply chain issue. You know, in the long term there’s nothing that China can make that can’t be made elsewhere and can’t be made elsewhere in the United States. If you know, with advanced Manufacturing and robotics. So my admonition I made the other day on air to my audience is medications could be in short supply. You’re diabetic. And I named some other conditions. I said, you need to start looking for natural healthcare solutions to get you through this time if possible. I do agree with you about the medications aspect concerns me.

Shouldn’t we be doing an emergency development of our own drugs then? I, you know, Trump seems to be unconcerned, so I’m not really sure I have to do some researching on myself. Look, my wife’s type 1 diabetic her whole life, so, you know, obviously she doesn’t have insulin. There’s no alternative to insulin. So. So she either takes insulin or she dies. So, so we need to, need to understand kind of where insulin is manufactured and how fast it can be manufactured elsewhere. But you know, there are places that could come up pretty quickly. I mean, Israel could just literally become a pill factory in months.

Right. So they’re really good at generics and, and obviously cutting edge. But I mean, you know, they, they’re, they’ve. Some of these generic companies that are in, in our US market are Israeli companies. So, you know, I think, I think Trump probably should have a strategic protocol around those things. I agree he kill people, but he seems unconcerned. So I’m not really sure, you know, what the deal is. I don’t know what we’re hanging over China’s head to keep them from going there, if you will. Maybe they think that that would really end the relationship forever.

You know what I mean? Yeah. Or you might see, you might see grain, grain ships and oil ships in the Indian Ocean disappearing. You know, that’s what I would do if they cut off life saving stuff. To me, you know, it’s basically as a declaration of war, you know, and, and then, you know, all bets are off. You know, forget about getting any oil, forget about getting any food. You know, forget about trading with anybody. We’re just, we can embargo you. You can embargo us. I’m wondering if we haven’t already taken the first step in that direction with the reestablishment of Bagram Air Force Base, an hour from Chinese nukes.

And then you’ve got thousands of soldiers went into the Philippines with thousands of armored vehicles. I mean, and then we’re stepping up our naval presence. I think that’s the first half of what you just said about making these ships disappear. Well, you know, it goes in beyond that. Yeah. So it’s, it’s really the, it’s, it’s the missile technology that’s going into the Philippines that probably freaked the, the Chinese out a little bit. That thing called Rampage is named that way for a reason. The Japanese just, just showed the Chinese their railgun technology. Okay, that could go, you know, with a 40 kilometer range with a, you know, a tungsten metal that would literally vaporize the ship.

That goes at what, Mach 6 or Mach 7, whatever. And so, so, you know, basically, you know, any Chinese assets out there will, could just be obliterated. And so we have, remember, we have Diego Garcia too. We have B2 bombers at Diego Garcia. Some of that’s to intimidate Iran, but those bombers can easily take out ships, you know, and, and then B52s. Go ahead. Here’s what shocked me about Diego Garcia. I’m glad you brought that up because I covered this a couple of weeks ago. Iran directly threatened Diego Garcia. Well, it’s about three, 200 miles away from there.

Iran would have a very difficult time carrying that out, but China might be able to. Do you think Iran would come to China’s defense? Oh, no, no. Look, the Israelis basically swatted away all the Iranian missiles, and the United States has even better theater missiles, you know, with Thad out there. And in, basically by, by the time, by the time those missiles would be dropping in, you know, and getting, getting intercepted, we would have, you know, three B2 bombers basically closing the straight at Hormuz and the, and Carg island. And basically everyone’s going back to the, back to the Stone Age.

So I don’t worry about that so much. And the other thing too, you know, remember India, in India is the battleship that can’t sink. So they control vast swaths of, in the Indian Ocean. And so, and then the choke point, 65 or 70% of all Chinese shipping goes through that straight. Okay, I, I hear what you’re saying, and I agree. And I can see why China feels boxed in. Xi Jinping’s got to look for a save my face solution here because I don’t think he can continue down his path. Let’s turn our attention to the market.

With all of these political geopolitical events swirling around, some of them potentially could go out of control. What’s going on with the market right now, because again, I’m not going to believe what the mainstream media tells me. Yeah. So, you know, obviously, you know, we got shock and awe right in, in the beginning of April with Trump, you know, really jamming on the tariffs. People are getting used to his rhetoric now. And also I don’t think you get, the tariffs are probably at max tariff at the moment. So they can only become better news over time.

And so the market is now going back to focusing on do we have inflation, do we have, do we have earnings and, and stuff like that. And so it’s markets really settled down. 5500 on ES is kind of like the key. If it breaks back over 5,500 it’ll make another attempt to try to make an all time high which it will fail to do. But if it fails below 5500 then we can make a new low okay in the summer. So it’s really, I’d love to be able to give you a definitive, definitive. I think it’s a muddle through right now and I think Trump’s going to play push, pull, you know, with the market.

If it’s starting to go down, he’s going to, you know, sing it lullabies. And if it’s, if it’s flying high, people are going to just take profit and get defensive. So I think we might be in an environment where at best the market just chops forever. At worst we see some sharp drawdowns and get pushed back up to these levels over the next two years. Just like what happened in 2000, 2002. But there’s still opportunity. I mean look at gold and bitcoin. Loved, love the Trump tariffs. So you know, and oil’s probably pushed down as far as it can go.

So there’s places to hide and tlt the, the long bond will benefit, you know, as if we get into economic uncertainty and, and people start pulling back, they will have to drop the interest rates. So, so plenty of opportunity out there. You just don’t want to be long tech in this environment. You know, you obviously could ride a day or two waves here and there but, but most of the time if you have it, you should be, you should be scaling out. Okay. It’s such a turbulent time right now. You know what surprised me? I haven’t seen the effect and I hope it’s not going to be latent but the BRICS nations just met in Russia and they’re no friend of using the dollar for world reserve currency, giving us our only backing.

Is there going to be any fallout from that meeting that took place on the market? I don’t think so. Right now we’re at the highest level of dollar settled traded in history. So people talk big games but it, it’s just really ineffective. Look, India is not going to anger the United States at this point. Right. And, and Russia probably not going to either. And Brazil’s not big enough to worry about. And you know, China, if they want to trade with us, they have to have to trade in dollars. So. And who wants to, who wants to Yuan.

When the money supply. Yuan’s up 60%, you know, in what, three months. It’s just, that’s basically confetti currency. Yeah. Back to China just for a second. I don’t know if you’ve heard this or not, but I found this in Chinese publications. The Chinese banks are in such big trouble that they’ve tried a new tactic. Now they’re trapping their depositors cash in the bank by involuntarily putting them into retirement plans owned by the bank so people can’t come and take their money out. That, that just says the desperation they’re in. And to me that gives Trump the leverage.

Yeah, yeah. And look, I mean, or they just won’t even answer the phone, right? They’ll just say, oh no, sorry, don’t have your money. National security reasons. Yeah, that’s. Look, when banks start doing that, you know, they’re in trouble. And I don’t think, I don’t think the CCP can create enough. That’s why they’re creating all this yuan. They’re trying to outrun the deflationary collapse. Okay. I mean China literally go into a deflationary collapse here. Okay. And I think Trump show make is showing a proven a point here saying who really has the power here, you or me? Let’s just see, you know.

Well, I want to cut to the, the real chase here because I’m interested for personal reasons and I know some of my audience will be all these things we’ve talked about. Where are we at with making money in the stock market? And in particular, if we were to use trade genius to teach us how to do it, what would you say? Well, I mean, we think we have a pretty good grip on the macro, so. And the market is teaching us that when the tariff news starts to become real, the escape is bitcoin related stocks and gold related stocks.

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You know, you get up to speed, we’ll teach you our way. And we think our way works fine. It’s, you know, high enough win rate, high enough profit factor. Good, good practices. No crazy stuff. No penny stocks, no promising the moon, and you’re just going to grind your way to profitability every year. So kind of what I’m hearing here is that if you follow your algorithm and what it’s putting out, you’re going to be okay. What are your current stats on how accurate your algorithm is in terms of your win trade numbers and, and your return? Yeah.

So if I just isolated to when the, the last version came out, you know, we’re probably in the mid to high 70s, you know, and, but our long term average is around 60. Well, I’ll tell you, let me look. Our long term average right now we’re at 66.28%. That’s on 1500 trades. So you know how hard it is to move that needle when you have that much. Yeah, yeah. It’s like your batting average. It’s like your batting average in September. Yeah. Hard to move it. Yeah, I agree. We’ve ground up from 63, 64 to 66%. Wow.

And, and we’re running at a, an annualized gain. If you just took those trades in isolation at 75.27%, your result matter because you don’t, I don’t know how much you buy of anything, you know, but I’m just in isolation. Those, that’s what those trades do. Which is pretty damn good. That’s more than pretty damn good because really, I could see this conversation between two people. How would I make money? Just follow the algorithm. Stupid. You’re gonna be ahead of the curve. We literally tell people ctrade, take trade. Don’t overthink this. We made all the mistakes so you don’t have to.

Yeah. The numbers are just continue to be fantastic. And you’ve gone through up times and down times with good numbers here because I think, I don’t think. I know your algorithm works. So let me, let me point people in that direction if I could. Baba trade. Genius is really where you want to go. And basically you’re going to get a discount for coming in using our coupon code here date. Go to davelovestrading.com and going in through that portal will get you the discount. That’s davelovestrading.com. bob, did I leave anything out? No. And if you, if you just happen to sidestep Dave and come directly to our site@tradelike a genius.com, let us know you came from Dave so we can apply the appropriate discount codes for you and give him credit.

So you know, Dave doesn’t work for free, nor do I. And, and we want to help you make money. So I support David and his, his ventures here, you know, through the success that you have. So Bob, I, I greatly appreciate that. But I got to tell you, your numbers speak for themselves and you’re helping a lot of people with second income opportunities. I know you’ve told me in the past shows there’s some people that have turned into first income. You don’t promise the sky. You tell the truth. I mean, it’s a pretty good reason to check you out.

Go to davelovestrading.com Bob, we’re up against it, my friend. We got to go. Always good talking to you. Great information on the geopolitics and the economics. Always appreciate that and look forward to our next conversation. All right, Dave, I’ll catch you next month and let me know how the rest of the day goes for you. All right, thank you very much. Take care. Bye.
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