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<blockquote data-quote="newfie" data-source="post: 6094902" data-attributes="member: 58700">As of February 2025, China holds approximately $759 billion in U.S. debt, representing about 8.9% of the total U.S. debt held by foreign countries, making it the second-largest foreign holder after Japan. Tariffs wont pay enough to completely fund current spending levels by themselves which is why its a three pronged approach.&nbsp; tarrifs , increased investment in the us as we&#039;re seeing with close to 5 trillion dollars of new investment in this country and third part the DOGE audit leading to a trillion in spending cuts.&nbsp; if he continues to be successful on all three as he is now this country will rock in the future. 401 K&#039;s have some investment flexibilities built into them.&nbsp; there are times you should move the money around in them and go more conservative. Again as I&#039;ve said before we&#039;re transitioning from an economy propped up by government spending to a private sector economy. that government spending was not sustainable. someone had to make the change. the good news is trump is hitting it from every angle and you&#039;ll also soon see him put pressure on the fed to reduce those interest rates.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="newfie, post: 6094902, member: 58700"] As of February 2025, China holds approximately $759 billion in U.S. debt, representing about 8.9% of the total U.S. debt held by foreign countries, making it the second-largest foreign holder after Japan. Tariffs wont pay enough to completely fund current spending levels by themselves which is why its a three pronged approach. tarrifs , increased investment in the us as we're seeing with close to 5 trillion dollars of new investment in this country and third part the DOGE audit leading to a trillion in spending cuts. if he continues to be successful on all three as he is now this country will rock in the future. 401 K's have some investment flexibilities built into them. there are times you should move the money around in them and go more conservative. Again as I've said before we're transitioning from an economy propped up by government spending to a private sector economy. that government spending was not sustainable. someone had to make the change. the good news is trump is hitting it from every angle and you'll also soon see him put pressure on the fed to reduce those interest rates. [/QUOTE]

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