I'm not so convinced a trade war would be bad for America. It would create more jobs in the US and might spur the economy. In the long run, it will hurt other countries far more than the US.

Isn't possible that a trade war could help the US economy by creating more jobs here and making American products more competitive?

I don't understand why everyone is freaking out about a Trade War. Yes, some things could be produced more cheaply overseas. But just about everything COULD and has been made here. By shifting more to the US, it would create more jobs and likely spur the economy. And for everything. Am I so wrong?

Or more than just breakfast. I for one often enjoy cereal for multiple meals of the day! Not the healthiest option, but quick, easy, filling and tasty!

A new concept for me, thanks.

This is why I switched to #Android and tell others to do the same. Why buy a product when the company cares so little about its customers, that they will intentionally break that product to force you to buy more from them... knowing it will just happen again.

#Apple LOST my loyalty with this move. Bearish on $AAPL.

An opportunity like this does not come often; take advantage buying more to reduce avg.

I keep transferring my old Office license to my new computers specifically so I don't have to upgrade to their unnecessary subscription packages. I bought the software, I should own it. Besides, the only real difference is the ability to use it in the cloud which I can do just fine with a free dropbox account or one of their numerous competitors.

$KMI is an MLP?

This is an excellent point. I've saved thousands in repair costs over the years since credit cards double the manufacturer's warranty up to 1 year.