Harley Davidson plans to move its major production for European customers out of America due to European Union tariff retaliation.

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Harley Davidson plans to move its major production for European customers out of America due to European Union tariff retaliation. European Union retaliatory and punitive taxes might cost Harley Davidson up to $100 million per annum in revenue. White House top economic advisor Peter Navarro pushes back on investor fears that the Trump administration may impose widespread trade restrictions on foreign companies. Navarro interprets the recent sharp Dow decline by 500 points as a key market overreaction to the Trump trade reform that focuses on protecting U.S. interests, investments, and innovations.

The Trump administration's Trade Act Section 301 investigation suggests that U.S. intellectual property protection remains a top priority (especially for the information technology industry). Meanwhile, several tech companies from Netflix, AMD, and Micron to Twitter and Square experience dramatic dips in share prices and profit forecasts in light of the recent Sino-American trade war.

When push comes to shove, smart stock market investors need to carefully gauge corporate valuation and profitability on the primary basis of fundamental indicators such as E/P, Div/P, and B/P. The Trump administration must focus less on curbing China's tech-savvy progress and more on encouraging scientific innovations and breakthroughs at home.

 


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