Trump talks China, the Fed Apple, the dollar and more

CNBC's Kayla Tausche reports on President Trump's comments about China, the dollar and tech. With CNBC's Tyler Mathisen and the Futures Now traders, Tim Seymour, Jeff Mills, Dan Nathan and Steve Grasso.

[denmarkfidelio]

...and we talk about Elon Musk and his announcements to the MARKET

[tipoomaster]

4:06, Mac Pro, not Macbook Pro. MBPs were already made in China, it's the old Mac Pro that was made in the US and is now shifting with the new one. The Mac Pro is such a low volume product for Apple, even if it starts at 5K, that it's probably irrelevant political posturing to go after that specifically.

[loktom]

Capital One credit card has been hacked and 5 g is not even set up in USA yet. How do you like them APPLES?

[交易师]

All US product as a security concern to China.

[smithsam]

Both countries now know each other and have bottom line.

[lawrencesullivan]

Farmers must sell their crop every year often to pay off loans taken earlier to finance planting and equipment purchases with the rest, usually not very large, constituting earnings.

[tuoli]

The thing is Chinese normally think things in the unit of years, decades, or even centuries. not likely be months

[jpducati]

whatever the wrong thing is, that's what they'll do!!! STAGFLATION!

[dm-ipjs]

Well, when it comes to China, he could be if we were living in the 80s. But things have changed. China is in a much better position than the US when it comes to trade.

[loktom]

Devalue the US dollar to same of the Chinese Yuan ¥. That's should put USA in the same game.
Yes now American workers really has to work for their $.
Be careful of what you wish for fools.

[lawrencesullivan]

Publicizing strategy is not a very good tactic and government should not involve itself In corporate decisions and China does not feel "pressure" as the US market is no longer that critical.

[tedchyn]

"I am tired of winning and I am winning it on my daily tweet" djt - the grand dragon.