/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>11402020
The last I heard about a year ago was Trump opening up the Chinese market to pork industries in the US. That would definitely provide a boon for American farmers, even feed grain suppliers. It would not however behoove the foreign markets currently supply the market in China. They would lose, and that to me suggests some retribution or reprival by their effect.
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Now steel. This is a great position for new steel suppliers, refiners, manipulators, and including black smiths, to establish new businesses or to expand if already established.

I think that might mean there will be many demands for current steel to construct refineries, for consumables like coal to create the steel, for other consumables to make welding sticks and tools to work the steel.

Regardless of subsidies, even debt but preferably grant, I would invest in new businesses putting their own cash in, but many people do not that at that point. My point being though, that these cash capital small businesses will increase so much so quickly that the vertical markets beneath these, fulfilling the needs of these small businesses will have quick growth sustained for some time after the growth.
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When are people going to sell once the price has sustained plateau? Not sure how long that is, but it depends on what barter they make in the market. There is no reason someone cannot sell shares in a company for gold. They can also sell in wheat.

It's neat to read how this stuff works.