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You relative that they have other customers besides Amazon, right?
I know you have a tough job defending these tariffs but c’mon brotato chip.
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I know you have a tough job defending these tariffs but c’mon brotato chip.
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It doesn't. Lots of companies are pulling forward guidance as the uncertainty around tariffs still remains high. There are even some companies releasing multiple outlook reports based on recession vs non-recession.
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I was referring to the cutting of 20K jobs not the outlook. I quoted the wrong post
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Nope only thought they handled Amazon packages I am in utter disbelief let me tell you
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Glad to help!
Also, The Hill story also mentions this:
“UPS also said it plans to close 73 leased or owned buildings by the end of June, and “may identify additional buildings for closure” as officials review the network.”
Emphasis mine.
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UPS was talking about this long before the tariffs were put in place. Most of this has to do with them getting out of delivering for Amazon. That's their words, not mine.
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Hey guys, just wanted to let you all know that Cramer’s Mad Money 20 Year Anniversary special is starting, NOW!
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GDP goes negative 😍
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Federal spending plummeted over 5% . Love it!
Higher inflation? I teach an online course on how to read graphs if you’re interested.
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Federal spending is up $220B
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BingoDingo
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The PCE Core chain went from 2.6% to 3.5% this quarter. Does your online class teach implicit prices? Lmao.
Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Excluding Food and Energy (Chain-Type Price Index)
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If I have a legal question about birds then I’ll reach out to you, the expert. Until then- keep the posting to a minimum
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In the first quarter of 2025, the US economy experienced a 0.3% contraction in GDP, partly due to a 5.1% decline in federal government spending. This was the first quarter of negative GDP growth since Q1 of 2022.
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ouch .. need to post data with a month of Bidenomics (the inflation king) instead of focusing on MoM. Serious question - do you get tired of being wrong all the time?The PCE Core chain went from 2.6% to 3.5% this quarter. Does your online class teach implicit prices? Lmao.
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I'm not moving stuff. I'm still expecting that this is a de facto negotiation to attempt to change the tariff playing field so that our exports aren't tariffed at 2x the rates our imports were; and that buy-and-hold will continue to be a winning strategy long-term for most sectors.
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