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I get that I would just wonder at a compelling price point would those airline companies condense the designs they want.
All one has to do it produce 2 or 3 of most widely sold designs
The workers can make that same money by investing their money into the company. No one is excluded. But unions entitled to it.
I hope they remember the lessons of the auto industry back in the 80's because this looks like a carbon copy of what is taking place at Boeing to me. Constant mis-steps, poor quality control and massively rising employee costs.
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I agree 2 or 3 designs, but airlines first have to see the reliability, efficiency and safety of these planes.
There’s a reason why there’s no Russian made airliners in the USA.
Boeing didn't make that stock sell-off move until the strike kept lingering after two no votes by the IAM. They need money to keep operating. IAM will be lucky if there's a job to come back to, lol.
I agree!
But we have to realize just about every piece of technology that we use today comes out in whole or part from China
If China, for some reason it ceased to exist today, as of at this moment, the world would be in disarray from lack of critical components
I can just imagine the can of worms involved if any airliners used by USA carriers made by China or Russia crashed because of the manufacturer's fault. Good luck getting those resolved. And what carrier is going to use something that doesn't have solid reliability and safety?
I meant stock buybacks over the past 10 years before this recent strike.
Hopefully they get back to work very soon.
How scary is that?!
You can make that claim for many places. The supply chains are long and there are very few redundancies. For example the majority of Quartz needed to make semiconductors comes from 2 mines in NC. Both mines were shut down from the recent floods. There open again, but if they shut down there would be a shortage of the proper pure quartz. Presumably this could be overcome, but it would take a while, as we found out for many things during the pandemic.
https://www.cnbc.com/2024/10/03/helene-quartz-mine-semiconductor-north-carolina.html
The CHIPS and Science Act is a critical piece of legislation, in so many ways.
The CHIPS act really just brings final fabs here. The supply chain is still global. Its a good start, but hasn't really changed much at the end of the day - production can still be shut down by supply chain disruptions half a world away.
Stock futures up big this morning!
Where is Warren Buffet?
Probably still busy selling, or perhaps still rolled up in a ball (like Mark Cuban) crying after last night.
Look into this yourself, but I heard a interview with Pimco manager Chris Brighman, and he said that there research told him that markets typically go up for the month after an election, and tend to go up more when its close. The sore spot on that was that it was supposed to start the week before the election.
Either way the markets like stability, so should be good for the market in the near term at least. Crazy good this AM. The steel stocks are up like 10%!
Either way the markets like stability, so should be good for the market in the near term at least. Crazy good this AM. The steel stocks are up like 10%!
Wasn't close.
Wow, bonds are getting hammered. I expected a sell off but the 10 year is almost to 4.5% already!
If the fed cuts rates tomorrow look out below.
If the fed cuts rates tomorrow look out below.
