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the watermelon is cut
what is difference 🤔
i got nothing ti hold i got liquidated
All my money lose with this crazy crash and you ?
leverage 1000000
I have 370+ usdt in my account . How can I make it 30k + usdt . help please
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I deposited $10 into it but now I can't withdraw.
you got liquidated
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.56 thats nothing post when u start earning +30 and up
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how about find a real job
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well in orde to trade you need money so good luck
I have less then 0$ how I can start trading on Binance
if you dont know what that means, you should not be here
Can someone help me understand what that means, please? 🙏
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by depositing $18 more
loss $18 dollar ..how it will be recover??
it is bad
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#TrumpTariffs Many people hear the word "tariff" and assume it’s bad but don’t really get how it works. In simple terms, a tariff is a tax added to imported goods.
Let’s say China sells a phone to the U.S. for 7,000 RMB, which equals about $1,000. If Trump slaps on a 30% tariff, the price jumps to $1,300. That extra $300 doesn’t go to China it goes to the U.S. government.
Now, that higher price could scare off buyers, hurting the manufacturer’s sales and stock price. To stay competitive, the company might lower the export price to $800, so with the tariff it still sells around $1,040 in the U.S. But this also cuts their profit, which again hits performance and stock value.
No matter how they play it, exporters lose margin. And since many Asian countries depend heavily on U.S. markets, these tariffs put serious pressure on their companies’ earnings.
In short: Tariffs may look like a political move, but in practice, they raise prices, cut profits, and send shockwaves through the global economy.
Let’s say China sells a phone to the U.S. for 7,000 RMB, which equals about $1,000. If Trump slaps on a 30% tariff, the price jumps to $1,300. That extra $300 doesn’t go to China it goes to the U.S. government.
Now, that higher price could scare off buyers, hurting the manufacturer’s sales and stock price. To stay competitive, the company might lower the export price to $800, so with the tariff it still sells around $1,040 in the U.S. But this also cuts their profit, which again hits performance and stock value.
No matter how they play it, exporters lose margin. And since many Asian countries depend heavily on U.S. markets, these tariffs put serious pressure on their companies’ earnings.
In short: Tariffs may look like a political move, but in practice, they raise prices, cut profits, and send shockwaves through the global economy.
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today I have earned 12 dollars without investment
u r sad cuz u lost $1? i just lost $80
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