Tao Rui: Soros bets Trump will win, I want to suck Soros's blood
Soros, long the largest funder of the left and a primary promoter of far-left agendas, has already concluded that Trump will win. I have received news that Soros is shorting U.S. Treasury bonds on a massive scale through various channels because he believes Trump's tariff policies after taking office will trigger hyperinflation. But I am certain that Soros will lose his shirt this time! Taking this opportunity, I also want to discuss in detail why Trump's tariff policies will not trigger inflation.
Current inflation in the U.S. has shown a gradual slowing trend, and the Federal Reserve has also begun entering an interest rate cut cycle. Logically, Treasury bond face values should gradually rise in the medium to long term. However, the market has shown abnormal fluctuations in recent days, with bond prices falling sharply. Although current inflation seems somewhat stubborn, it cannot explain such a massive decline. Through news from some alumni and Wall Street friends, I learned that Soros suddenly invested tens of billions of dollars in the past few days to short the U.S. bond market through different channels. This is because he firmly believes that Trump's high tariff policies will bring about hyperinflation, completely disrupting the Fed's rate-cut plans and leading to further declines in bond prices.
The most encouraging part is that Soros is betting real money on Trump's victory! This is yet another strong proof that Kamala is finished and bound to lose the election! At the same time, this further corroborates that the election fraud tactics will not work. The 2020 BLM smashing, looting, and burning, along with the election chaos, would have been impossible without the far-left prosecutors fostered by Soros. Now, Soros clearly foresees the possibility that the Democrats will not come to power and is beginning to speculate on opportunities to make money after Trump takes office.
However, even if Trump is elected again, Soros's wishful thinking is destined to fall through! Not only is he wrong, but many economists, namely those bookish pedants, are also wrong. Although it may seem counterintuitive at first glance, I firmly believe that Trump's tariff policies will not trigger inflation. First, facts speak louder than words: Trump's tariff policies during his first term did not lead to inflation. This was because Trump's excellent economic policies boosted the U.S. economy, offsetting the pressure from tariffs.
Secondly, there is the China factor! The current Chinese market is sluggish with widespread low confidence. Chinese entrepreneurs are no longer thinking about export issues, but rather about going overseas—that is, "running" away, and even transferring part or most of their business operations abroad. Trump's strategy of external tariff hikes and internal tax cuts has happened to act as a catalyst. He holds a welcoming attitude toward investment from overseas investors, including Chinese entrepreneurs; for instance, he met with Jack Ma during his term and welcomed his investment in the U.S. Chinese enterprises have accumulated a vast amount of technology and management experience in the basic manufacturing sector. If these enterprises can invest in the United States, it will solve a massive amount of employment problems and help revitalize the entire U.S. basic manufacturing industry! At the same time, Chinese enterprises have stockpiled trillions of funds overseas, choosing not to remit them back domestically due to low confidence in China, leading to record-high capital flight. Trump's domestic tax cuts and policies abolishing DEI interventions in businesses will attract these funds to flood into the U.S. market.
When the Chinese economy was at its peak a few years ago, Chinese entrepreneurs only thought about getting an overseas identity, but did not think about taking their enterprises overseas. But times have changed. The urgent mentality of Chinese entrepreneurs wanting to "run" nowadays makes them willing to take their enterprises overseas as long as they do not lose money abroad, even if profit margins are low. Trump's tariff policies happened to hit right at this critical moment—truly a bullseye! For China, restricting overseas investment will only further hit market confidence. Moreover, severe domestic consumption shortages and overcapacity leave no choice but for enterprises to take their businesses abroad. Although the U.S. will ultimately pocket most of the profits, a small portion of profits will still flow back to China, which is still much better than the current situation where civil servants cannot even be paid. Therefore, Trump's strategy is truly brilliant—using Chinese money and technology to revitalize U.S. manufacturing while China is powerless to retaliate. Trump is indeed someone who has thoroughly read The Art of War!
All in all: Revitalizing U.S. basic manufacturing, producing more domestically, relying less on imports, and boosting employment and the economy—how could this lead to hyperinflation?
And Soros clearly does not deeply understand China and the mentality of the Chinese people. His last huge failure was at the hands of the Chinese people, suffering a crushing defeat when shorting Hong Kong. This time, he is likely to stumble once again due to his misjudgment of China.
In response to this, I am also using real money to buy U.S. Treasury bonds in large quantities! Soros shorts, and I firmly go long! I am full of confidence in Trump, and this time I will definitely suck Soros's blood!