啥都没谈成
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#1 啥都没谈成
一起吃个饭,扯谈2天
Stephen Innes
SPI Asset Management
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US and China agree to implement the implementation of the already-agreed consensus
After two days of back-and-forth in London, the U.S.–China trade circus wrapped with what can only be described as a diplomatic tautology: a late-night announcement that both sides have “agreed in principle on a framework to implement the Geneva consensus”—a consensus that was, ironically, already agreed upon weeks ago.
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and China’s Vice Commerce Minister Li Chenggang delivered the news just shy of midnight London time, sounding more like they were reading a corporate mission statement than breaking any new geopolitical ground. Lutnick’s punchline? “Once the presidents approve it, we will then seek to implement it.”
So what did 48 hours of talks actually produce? Apparently, a reaffirmation to eventually do what they had already said they would do. If markets were expecting substance, they got process instead.
The rare earth angle—long assumed to be a sticking point—was teased but not exactly clarified. Lutnick’s promise that “the topic of rare earth minerals and magnets… will be resolved in this framework” read more like a line from a strategy deck than a concrete deliverable. Does that mean China is about to restart shipments? Or that talks will continue indefinitely while the U.S. keeps tariffs warm and licensing opaque?
His follow-up wasn’t much clearer: “When they approve the licenses, then you should expect that our export implementation will come down as well.” Translation: the U.S. might unwind some restrictions once China acts—but until then, we wait. Again.
And then came the kicker: “We had to get the negativity out.” Which, if you’re keeping score, means the outcome of these talks was an agreement to stay positive while committing to maybe do what was already agreed in principle weeks ago. If this were a hedge fund pitch, you’d walk out halfway through slide three.
Greer, the U.S. Trade Representative, offered little more clarity—no next meetings scheduled, but “we can talk whenever.” Great. A hotline to nowhere.
Bottom line: this was less a breakthrough and more a placeholder. The framework to implement the framework is in place. The real market signal? Hope fatigue could be setting in. If the next headline doesn’t come with something tangible, such as cargo ships loaded with rare earths or an actual rollback of tariffs, expect risk assets to start demanding more photo opportunities.
Until then, this rally relies on faith. The punchbowl is still spiked with stimulus, but the trade deal room is beginning to smell like déjà vu.
Stephen Innes
SPI Asset Management
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US and China agree to implement the implementation of the already-agreed consensus
After two days of back-and-forth in London, the U.S.–China trade circus wrapped with what can only be described as a diplomatic tautology: a late-night announcement that both sides have “agreed in principle on a framework to implement the Geneva consensus”—a consensus that was, ironically, already agreed upon weeks ago.
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and China’s Vice Commerce Minister Li Chenggang delivered the news just shy of midnight London time, sounding more like they were reading a corporate mission statement than breaking any new geopolitical ground. Lutnick’s punchline? “Once the presidents approve it, we will then seek to implement it.”
So what did 48 hours of talks actually produce? Apparently, a reaffirmation to eventually do what they had already said they would do. If markets were expecting substance, they got process instead.
The rare earth angle—long assumed to be a sticking point—was teased but not exactly clarified. Lutnick’s promise that “the topic of rare earth minerals and magnets… will be resolved in this framework” read more like a line from a strategy deck than a concrete deliverable. Does that mean China is about to restart shipments? Or that talks will continue indefinitely while the U.S. keeps tariffs warm and licensing opaque?
His follow-up wasn’t much clearer: “When they approve the licenses, then you should expect that our export implementation will come down as well.” Translation: the U.S. might unwind some restrictions once China acts—but until then, we wait. Again.
And then came the kicker: “We had to get the negativity out.” Which, if you’re keeping score, means the outcome of these talks was an agreement to stay positive while committing to maybe do what was already agreed in principle weeks ago. If this were a hedge fund pitch, you’d walk out halfway through slide three.
Greer, the U.S. Trade Representative, offered little more clarity—no next meetings scheduled, but “we can talk whenever.” Great. A hotline to nowhere.
Bottom line: this was less a breakthrough and more a placeholder. The framework to implement the framework is in place. The real market signal? Hope fatigue could be setting in. If the next headline doesn’t come with something tangible, such as cargo ships loaded with rare earths or an actual rollback of tariffs, expect risk assets to start demanding more photo opportunities.
Until then, this rally relies on faith. The punchbowl is still spiked with stimulus, but the trade deal room is beginning to smell like déjà vu.
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#8 Re: 啥都没谈成
钟贡和媄国的毛衣蘸是一个表演项目 演給电视机和手机前的观众看的
钟贡和镁国的九十天赞蜓协议是一个骗局 八月中旬谈判破裂 钟贡会重新提高进口关税
到时镁国农产品已经收获 钟贡的关税会直接导致镁国大量农民和木厂主破产
T螂莆的真正目的是让国际贸易去媄元化 让媄元快速失去国际贮备货币的地位
媄元在国际市场的需求大幅下降 会导致国债滞销 只能开动印钞机把钞票印出来
天量凭空印出来的美钞会导致媄国国内的快速通胀 最后被迫放弃镁原 把法定货币转成比特币 这个和败灯2022年把鹅国踢出SWIFT的目的是一样的
特榔噗装模做样的和几十个国家谈判官税 只和鹰国达成了一个没有具体细节的所谓协议 所谓的谈判完全是表演给国内的观众看的
真正的目的是以毛衣蘸为借口 暗度陈仓 把天量新印出来的美钞投入市场 推高通胀 推高食品价格
蛐竹农场工作的南美移民 提高进口铁和铝的关税 增高罐头食品的成本
控制食物链 最后改法定货币为比特币 通过数字货币控制个人食品的消费
媄国不会出现商品的短缺 只是商品的价格会大幅提高
物价的大幅上涨 主要的原因实际将是过量货币投入市场造成的 酶体和观鲂将把原因全部归为毛衣蘸
T螂璞的目的是维持毛衣蘸一段时间 大概几个月到十几个月 利用这个战略机遇期 把天量的美钞投入市场
一旦这些美钞全部完成投入市场 进入循环 媄元就会开始不可逆的快速的贬值 一直到变成废纸
这时候就可以废弃媄元 把法定货币转为比特币和MEME COIN
三到五年内 镁原会逐渐停止流通 以比特币和MEME COIN的形式发放食品券 用来购买蟑螂做的蛋白食品
莴饵犸是控制食物链的关键环节 2025年秋天后 会有越来越多人口密度低的地区 超市出现关闭和倒闭潮
到2026年春季 食品的价格会上涨到一个地步 镁国大城市里一般的白领完全吃不起猪肉 牛肉 奶制品和鸡蛋 小城镇的居民将因为公共交通服务减少/停止和超市倒闭潮 在周围买不到食品
这时候推出猩门计划的巷啤禁YM和用蟑螂生产的蛋白食品
猩门计划的目的是通过个性化 定制的巷啤禁YM的祝摄 让人能消化蟑螂外面的那层硬壳
猩门工程的本质是通过建立大量联网的AI数据和计算中心 取代所有的白领岗位
白领岗位消失以后 各个大穴都破产倒闭 西方资本主义社会会慢慢回到十八世纪欧粥的状态 中产阶级将不复存在
大城市里的写字楼 high rise公寓楼 倒闭的大穴 都会被财团收购 改造成homeless shelter 供流浪的失业白领留宿
配合medicaid改革 让大量偏远地区的逸园破产倒闭 大量失业的白领没饭吃 没地方住 没有药品 只能集中进ZF在大城市的避难所
这时候再宣传发生了某种流星饼 这些流浪的白领将没有选择 只能接受巷啤金YM 进行鸡茵改造 改吃鹰嘴豆和蟑螂
钟贡和镁国的九十天赞蜓协议是一个骗局 八月中旬谈判破裂 钟贡会重新提高进口关税
到时镁国农产品已经收获 钟贡的关税会直接导致镁国大量农民和木厂主破产
T螂莆的真正目的是让国际贸易去媄元化 让媄元快速失去国际贮备货币的地位
媄元在国际市场的需求大幅下降 会导致国债滞销 只能开动印钞机把钞票印出来
天量凭空印出来的美钞会导致媄国国内的快速通胀 最后被迫放弃镁原 把法定货币转成比特币 这个和败灯2022年把鹅国踢出SWIFT的目的是一样的
特榔噗装模做样的和几十个国家谈判官税 只和鹰国达成了一个没有具体细节的所谓协议 所谓的谈判完全是表演给国内的观众看的
真正的目的是以毛衣蘸为借口 暗度陈仓 把天量新印出来的美钞投入市场 推高通胀 推高食品价格
蛐竹农场工作的南美移民 提高进口铁和铝的关税 增高罐头食品的成本
控制食物链 最后改法定货币为比特币 通过数字货币控制个人食品的消费
媄国不会出现商品的短缺 只是商品的价格会大幅提高
物价的大幅上涨 主要的原因实际将是过量货币投入市场造成的 酶体和观鲂将把原因全部归为毛衣蘸
T螂璞的目的是维持毛衣蘸一段时间 大概几个月到十几个月 利用这个战略机遇期 把天量的美钞投入市场
一旦这些美钞全部完成投入市场 进入循环 媄元就会开始不可逆的快速的贬值 一直到变成废纸
这时候就可以废弃媄元 把法定货币转为比特币和MEME COIN
三到五年内 镁原会逐渐停止流通 以比特币和MEME COIN的形式发放食品券 用来购买蟑螂做的蛋白食品
莴饵犸是控制食物链的关键环节 2025年秋天后 会有越来越多人口密度低的地区 超市出现关闭和倒闭潮
到2026年春季 食品的价格会上涨到一个地步 镁国大城市里一般的白领完全吃不起猪肉 牛肉 奶制品和鸡蛋 小城镇的居民将因为公共交通服务减少/停止和超市倒闭潮 在周围买不到食品
这时候推出猩门计划的巷啤禁YM和用蟑螂生产的蛋白食品
猩门计划的目的是通过个性化 定制的巷啤禁YM的祝摄 让人能消化蟑螂外面的那层硬壳
猩门工程的本质是通过建立大量联网的AI数据和计算中心 取代所有的白领岗位
白领岗位消失以后 各个大穴都破产倒闭 西方资本主义社会会慢慢回到十八世纪欧粥的状态 中产阶级将不复存在
大城市里的写字楼 high rise公寓楼 倒闭的大穴 都会被财团收购 改造成homeless shelter 供流浪的失业白领留宿
配合medicaid改革 让大量偏远地区的逸园破产倒闭 大量失业的白领没饭吃 没地方住 没有药品 只能集中进ZF在大城市的避难所
这时候再宣传发生了某种流星饼 这些流浪的白领将没有选择 只能接受巷啤金YM 进行鸡茵改造 改吃鹰嘴豆和蟑螂
#11 Re: 啥都没谈成
双方都宣布达成框架协议,下一步是双方回去向各自的领导人汇报结果
我估计是达成了一些具体条款的,但是必须经双方领导人共同确认
我估计是达成了一些具体条款的,但是必须经双方领导人共同确认