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Several equities analysts recently weighed in on TX shares. Banco Santander cut Ternium to a “hold” rating and set a $35.00 price objective for the company. in a research report on Wednesday, December 12th. ValuEngine raised Ternium from a “strong sell” rating to a “sell” rating in a research report on Wednesday, January 2nd. Santander cut Ternium from a “buy” rating to a “hold” rating in a report on Wednesday, December 12th. Zacks Investment Research cut Ternium from a “strong-buy” rating to a “hold” rating in a report on Tuesday, October 23rd. Finally, Goldman Sachs Group assumed coverage on Ternium in a report on Thursday, December 13th. They issued a “buy” rating for the company.

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26 – Stephen Hillenburg, the former marine biology teacher who thought up, wrote, produced and directed the animated hit “SpongeBob SquarePants” died at age 57.

17 – Serial rapist and killer Paul Bernardo told the National Parole Board that low self-esteem drove him to commit his horrific crimes and that he no longer poses any threat to the public. Bernardo’s pitch for parole was turned down by the panel hearing the case after just 30 minutes of deliberation.

18 – The U.S.-China trade war escalated with China announcing retaliatory tax increases on $60 billion worth of U.S. imports, including coffee, honey and industrial chemicals.

"The pipeline industry faces higher costs."  Yes, that is true, in the immediate short term, as the big producer of pipeline pipe is a smelter and mill located in Edmonton, Alberta (Canada), which is the dominant supplier  (basically has a stranglehold on the North American Market).. That mill is EVRAZ, they spell it in all-capital letters (I dunno what that stands for, if anything).  It is precisely this stranglehold that the Trump tariffs are intended to break.  By pushing on EVRAZ, US steel mills are motivated to enter that market.  Sure, you get cheap pipe from Canada because they can use Canadian scrap as the charge material and manufacture in depreciated Canadian dollars, then can sell that pipe with a nice guaranteed 30% profit just on the exchange rate.  But The Donald is not here to ensure keeping the Good Times Rolling up in Canada, that is not his concern nor his objective.  He wants to push US basic industries to manufacture those products.  The tariff will do that - and if it does not, he will increase the tariff until it does.  Remember that at one poing Ronald Reagan put a 100% tariff on large-displacement Japanese motorcycles, specifically to push Yamaha and Kawasaki out and grant a market monopoly to Harley Davidson.  And that worked - spectacularly well. 

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Tino Fuhrmann, the head of the MEB project, actually says MEB offers “less variance than the MQB platform,” making it an economical way to build different kinds of electric cars with as little complexity as possible.

I know you are planning to report more about this, and I look forward to it, but I am also very interested in what happens/doesn't happen with the EU after the most recent meeting at the White House between Trump and Junckers.  I am very aware that the only real result at the moment is that they agreed to work on the issues, nothing immediate or concrete, but I'd really like to know if results are achieved.  Angela Merkel was the first to signal a willingness to lower EU (or at least German) tariffs on cars from the U.S. and perhaps she used her enormous influence to arm Mr. Junckers with that offering.  I hope you won't mind exploring this area as well.  Thank you, Jan.

It is also not necessarily true for a second reason.  Even if inflation does occur as a result of higher costs of inputs, the tariffs can also result in a reduced need to tax the US citizen, thereby reducing the effects of that inflation.  Think of it like this: if inflation increases from 1% to 5%, but your tax incidence reduces by 6%, you end up with a gain!  I also want you to remember that at the most basic level, the wealth of a nation includes only that produced by the labor of its citizens (even a nation's natural resources are not sufficient...just look at Venezuela).  You cannot spend your way to wealth.  Nor can you print your way to wealth.  If the Chinese laborer is willing to allow their currency to be devalued so as to increase availability to labor more, but the US laborer is unwilling  to do this due to the downward burdens that it puts upon their own purchasing power, then the end result is that eventually there will be no more US laborers.  Since the wealth of a nation is dependent upon the productivity of its labor force, and the end result is that without tariffs to combat the currency manipulation and subsidies of other nations, then US productivity will fall to zero...