Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump's new economic blunder.

Ever since Trump announced his plan to impose new tariffs on Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, the UK, the Netherlands, and Finland. We've been

absolutely swamped with questions about what it would do to the economy in various ways,

from the markets to inflation and so on. We'll answer the questions as best we can, and add some context. One of the things to remember

as we go over this is that U.S. markets are pretty detached from reality right now. Eventually,

something will retether them, but we have no idea what will cause it or when that might happen.

It could be this. Or the markets could just pretend like this didn't happen.

One idea floating around that might help the markets continue to pretend like everything is

fine is that Trump's new tariffs won't matter because he's not that bright.

Seriously, that's what it boils down to.

Trump's tariff scheme left a loophole so big you could drive a truck or a container ship through it.

He listed out countries he's going to tariff, not the entirety of the

EU. So tariffed countries can just reroute their trade through EU countries not subject to the tariffs.

The idea that everything will be fine rests on Trump's entire administration, being too dense to see this coming.

You also have the Taco Trade happening. The New York Stock Exchange doesn't reopen until tomorrow

because of the holiday. You could look at the footsie for a slight preview. The footsie

is kind of a London-based Dow.

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