Carlyle Group CEO Talks Fed, China-US and Trump Tariffs

Previously Carlyle Group CEO Harvey Schwartz told investors to “buckle up a bit” for more market volatility as Trump Administration tariffs kick in, now more than two weeks since those tariffs kicked in, Schwartz told Bloomberg TV's Sonali Basak that investors should keep those buckles on, but be on the lookout for when then "airbags" come out. Schwartz also spoke about Fed's latest comments and on China-US trade war.
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[JAYY_JAYY]

Sheesh
It’s useless interviewing any of these wealthy CEO’s .
The reality is they could 100% know what is coming and they wouldn’t say a word.
It would cause the market to crash as everyone would sell off if they told how the truly felt about the situation.

[WillyGreathouse]

Heard about market chaos again, but Utex just handles stocks so chill and easy

[jiansky]

Pathetic. He k owe we are in big trouble, but he is a coward to say it. Shameful! He is waiting for a point of clarity? We all have clarity. Have some courage to say what you really think about this criminal we have in the White House.

[miltonbenn]

Too late to buckle up. The crash has already happened. It's just a question of how many fatalities there's going to be.

[akabady]

dude look like a typical movie villain😅

[handymack]

There were never any trade barriers except those created by the US on their own soil
1. Excessive environmental regulations
2. Sue happiness
3. Greed of local governments in their myriad of taxes and fees
4. Impossible insurance requirements and liability to workers
5. Union manipulation
6. Is the US willing to train its labor to compete internationally?

[morninghope]

He has a lot of "I think", but not a lot of deep thoughts behind it. The storm is just started brewing.

[ARMENASSATURIAN]

You can't go fwd even if you know what's going on this is total BS

[lulu-cxdv]

all the rich folks are chiming in and speculating by the old rules

[galaxyliu]

u knew the recession is taking place right now, and still lying about it

[goldwingerppg]

It’s good to hear a CEO that’s involved in many businesses recognizes Powell as have done and is doing a good job.

[RobertOrtiz-bb]

My portfolio is -40% I don’t know what assets are reducing in value. Trump don’t care

[RWROW]

This guy does not want to offend Trump too much. Being a little positive about Powell is as far as he'll go, but he probably realizes if Trump fires Powell, the economy will really go south quickly.

[labandonaldhock]

It is the bond market that is in trouble. Air bags are out!

[aleaiactaest]

So basically he doesn't dare to admit we are getting a recession. No bueno, hombre!

[Eric-zkhu]

Cargo is starting to backup on China ports unwilling to ship with such high tariffs. Cargo ships are starting to backup off US ports as they can't dock with tariffs 6x what they were when they left China. This will very soon become a supply problem in the US that will take over a year to resolve even if all tariffs were lifted today. 60+ countries are said to have called the White house interested in negotiations, but it doesn't cost anything to make a phone call even if you think Trump is insane and do not trust him. You can flatter him and kiss the ring on a call even though you have no intention of actually officially agreeing to his harsh terms. Billion dollar deals are not made in days over the phone, especially with an administration that is erratic and illogical.

[qubittrade]

Nice acting, bud... It's really hard to know what will happen when your fund operates the fed.

[aliciastanley]

What happens when no one wants to trade with us or buy our goods and everything we need to buy, like vegetables are either not available and what is too expensive for most people since there’s no one to pick the crops and we can’t afford anything out of Mexico? What happens if we are afraid to buy meat now that meat inspectors and FDA is all cut. I feel like I’ve gotta start my own vegetable garden and start raising rabbits in crates in my back yard. I’ve stocked up on lots tin fish. I’m simply not going to be paying crazy money for food and goods

[kevinchan]

No, the tariff war won't be resolved soon. Although everyone knows that the United States is eager to strike a deal, China is not in a hurry at all. After all, the trade war and tariff war have been going on for eight years, and China has survived. This shows China's economic resilience. But whether the United States has the same resilience (in terms of economy and people), let's wait and see. You can start a war, but when to stop is not only up to you.

[AlanGolden-vx]

A miscarriage of free-trade, friend and foe nation will take reciprocal action, rather then be embarrassed by tariffs of a dictator.