As I said, Canada should take off its 270% tariff, and cut its ;umber subsidies and then well take off our tariffs. Why is that so complicated?

So if you have a company and you buy and sell products from another company, and you sell a little more to the other company than you buy form it, it wouldnt bother you if the other company cheated you a lot?

who put up a 270% tariff first?

Looks like people are finally starting to have enough of apple's ridiculously high prices. Could spell trouble for #Apple stock. $AAPL

Have you checked the economic data lately? Did you hear that ISIS lost?

Canada is providing tremendous subsidies to its lumber sector through free land. I doubt if what you say about American companies not being able to export to Canada is true otherwise the U.S. would not object to the subsidies. and the dispute has been going on for decades..way before Trump became president.

I would say that allies should not subject each other to 270% tariffs, which is Canada's policy on dairy. If no Canadian companies will buy U.S. dairy, why does Canada need a tariff on U.S. dairy?

For whose benefit should the U.S. take down its steel and aluminum tariffs? The answer is if you want your partner to give your companies good access to its markets, dont put huge tariffs on that partner and create massive subsidies that freeze the partner out.

Why doesnt Canada just agree to compromise on the dairy and lumber issues? Anyone who backs free markets should not agree on the Canadian policies on both btw

What exact seismic change do you think will happen as a result of Trump being tough with our "allies" on trade?

Are they going to put an economic boycott/sanctions on us? No, because they need to sell products to U.S. consumers. Are they going to exit NATO and kick out our troops? No, because they need our protection against Putin and maybe eventually against Iran or other threats from the Middle East. Are they going to start undermining Trump's Middle East policies on Iran and Israel? Theyre already doing that in spades.

I think the market has this all wrong. Of course Trump will say he;s not satisfied. He always wants more concessions. It doesn't contradict what Mnuchin said. And there's no evidence that the administration is tying together North Korea and the trade deal.

I think the partnership with Google will turn out to be a big key.