You mean the Garrard County Distilling CoJohnnyYou » 06 Apr 2025, 11:04 am » wrote: ↑ I think the last distillery we visited in Kentucky went bust in the news yesterday. Place was awesome, but in retroflection they invested way to heavily in future foreign sales and couldn't make their payments. A 2.5 Million installation ready to rot in the bluegrass. A museum artifact of the Trumpocalypse. Kind of like Auschwitz for Bourbon.
Yes.. The buildings look like the one we visited in the images, and the timing was about right.
Not sure what retarded vermin ever did to you, that you would associate them with beek eeper.LowIQTrash » 06 Apr 2025, 10:12 am » wrote: ↑ Beekeeper is a retarded vermin.
Why should the goal be to benefit American “companies?” They already benefitted from 40 yrs of outsourcing.
(And his analysis is wrong anyway)
Another amazing story..that nobody who is familiar with your penchant for lying thinks has more than a 5 percent chance of being true.JohnnyYou » 06 Apr 2025, 10:46 am » wrote: ↑ I went in the hardware store yesterday and the owner was in.
I said I need to start a garden in case the grocery stores closed down. I did by a 4 pack of cherry tomatoes.
His Eye's got as big as IHOP Pancakes and he asked "THEY CLOSED THE GROCERY STORES DOWN?"
I miffed him when I am replied "I am just joking, but it's not every morning you wake up and 6 Trillion Dollars Evaporates. All the red hats in the store moaned in agony.
I am fully anticipating I may be on the MAGA wagon ride list. But there are a shytload of em on the list.
There is another thing you need to realize. Competition does not only lower prices. It also raises prices. That is why governments like to have regulated monopolies handle certain jobs - to keep prices down by preventing competition.*Beekeeper » 03 Apr 2025, 6:31 am » wrote: ↑ The STUPIDITY of "investors" on how these tariffs will actually benefit American companies is astounding.
Once they realize that American factories will soon be producing goods that used to be produced in slave labor nations, the buying will begin. Because you can rest assured that much if not all of our former manufacturing self WILL be restored. Things like textiles, components for ALL things being assembled here like appliances, automobiles, and other "hard goods". That level of competition will also bring down prices and tell China, Indonesia, and other pacific rim nations to "go **** yourself". It ALSO makes the US of A much more secure in not relying on someone else to get things we need here when needed. Like computer chips, electronics, etc.
Add to this, the AMERICAN WORKERS understand that this not just preserves their jobs from be shipped overseas, but WILL open doors for more top paying jobs in pretty much ALL sectors of society.
yesCannonpointer » 06 Apr 2025, 9:08 pm » wrote: ↑ There is another thing you need to realize. Competition does not only lower prices. It also raises prices. That is why governments like to have regulated monopolies handle certain jobs - to keep prices down by preventing competition.
It is only an UNREGULATED monopoly that will raise prices. A regulated monopoly is able to keep prices low because they own the entire market. They have no need to market for customers. They automatically have an economy of scale.
One example of an excellent monopoly that has served the nation extremely well for its entire history is the post office.
JohnnyYou » 06 Apr 2025, 10:46 am » wrote: ↑ I went in the hardware store yesterday and the owner was in.
I said I need to start a garden in case the grocery stores closed down. I did by a 4 pack of cherry tomatoes.
His Eye's got as big as IHOP Pancakes and he asked "THEY CLOSED THE GROCERY STORES DOWN?"
I miffed him when I am replied "I am just joking, but it's not every morning you wake up and 6 Trillion Dollars Evaporates. All the red hats in the store moaned in agony.
I am fully anticipating I may be on the MAGA wagon ride list. But there are a shytload of em on the list.
ConservativeWave » 02 Apr 2025, 8:36 pm » wrote: ↑ NOW.. that's not to say the market might still not decline... but TODAY, the day the markets COULD have shown America what they thought about "Tariffs"... after being driven down in the pre-Market with FAKE money... the stock market RALLIED over 800 points from the bottom !! ENOUGH SAID !!
AND THEN, Janet Yellen came out and ADMITTED... Tariffs probably WOULD NOT cause price increases ! ...AND WHY? BECAUSE America companies will QUICKLY fill the void... and AMERICANS will quickly learn to BUY American, and there will BE NO price increases !
THAT is the TRUTH !!
JohnnyYou » 06 Apr 2025, 11:04 am » wrote: ↑ I think the last distillery we visited in Kentucky went bust in the news yesterday. Place was awesome, but in retroflection they invested way to heavily in future foreign sales and couldn't make their payments. A 2.5 Million installation ready to rot in the bluegrass. A museum artifact of the Trumpocalypse. Kind of like Auschwitz for Bourbon.
With Trump, you have a New Yorker, a self made Billionaire, tough as nails, AND had been talking about (and thinking about) how to GET AMERICA on the RIGHT side of the trading arrangement again for 40 years... WHAT started out after WW2 as a way to help the world recover... WAS NEVER FIXED by the dozen or so "U.S. Presidents" who served since them till now... TRUMP DECIDED to DO AMERICA a FAVOR... and the Republicans are milk toast, and the Democrats don't give a RIP about what's good for America...
HA!! RETARDED, ANTI American, POS, Vermin... DO seem to run RAMPANT on this site...Cannonpointer » 06 Apr 2025, 8:32 pm » wrote: ↑ Not sure what retarded vermin ever did to you, that you would associate them with beek eeper.![]()
We’re headed for the Second Great Financial Crisis, and you’re cheering this on. LOL!ConservativeWave » 08 Apr 2025, 11:52 pm » wrote: ↑ HA!! RETARDED, ANTI American, POS, Vermin... DO seem to run RAMPANT on this site...
HOWEVER, I don't think they have ANYTHING to do with Beekeeper !!!
THIS is one of those times when you're DAMNED if you do, and DAMNED if you dont....LowIQTrash » 09 Apr 2025, 1:06 am » wrote: ↑ We’re headed for the Second Great Financial Crisis, and you’re cheering this on. LOL!
That being said, I actually disagree with R “Eggplant” that it’s Trump’s fault. The Minsky moment is always triggered by some kind of liquidity crisis / debt bomb exploding. So ironically I am defending Trump here (but not for the same reason as everyone else) although I am 100% certain he is a conman.
I guarantee you these tariffs are not helping.
Those factory jobs aren’t going to come back, and if they are, the machines / robots will do the labor. The unemployment rate in America will hit 15% sometime before 2029/2030.
I will go long on various stocks soon for a dead cat bounce before SPX makes another leg down to 3500-3800.
You have been warned what is coming. This is not a correction. It will be the Second GFC.
@Fuelman
LowIQTrash » 08 Apr 2025, 3:41 pm » wrote: ↑ What‘s going on with BeeKeeper’s calls?
@Blackvegetable wants an update
Skyping with financial advisor on Friday, will be interesting to hear his take.LowIQTrash » 09 Apr 2025, 1:06 am » wrote: ↑ We’re headed for the Second Great Financial Crisis, and you’re cheering this on. LOL!
That being said, I actually disagree with R “Eggplant” that it’s Trump’s fault. The Minsky moment is always triggered by some kind of liquidity crisis / debt bomb exploding. So ironically I am defending Trump here (but not for the same reason as everyone else) although I am 100% certain he is a conman.
I guarantee you these tariffs are not helping.
Those factory jobs aren’t going to come back, and if they are, the machines / robots will do the labor. The unemployment rate in America will hit 15% sometime before 2029/2030.
I will go long on various stocks soon for a dead cat bounce before SPX makes another leg down to 3500-3800.
You have been warned what is coming. This is not a correction. It will be the Second GFC.
@Fuelman
Probably something stupid first like 6666 SPX before a crash down to 2300Fuelman » 09 Apr 2025, 10:26 am » wrote: ↑ Skyping with financial advisor on Friday, will be interesting to hear his take.
Last year he told us to spend more money, we didn't of course. After a decade of working 50-65 hours a week for both the wife and I and saving as much as possible, it's not easy to turn off the frugal thing. What we did in a 15 year period usually takes a couple 40-50 years to accomplish if ever. It's amazing what you can do with a diploma from Stoner High.
I hope your forecast is wrong, a lot of people going to experience considerable financial pain.
The Wife's professional license is good for another 7 years here in Colorado, I might have to smack her in the *** and have her go make some more money.