Investors cheered a partial trade deal with China, but soon realized there was no clear timeline for removing existing tariffs.
This partial deal, Cashin said, does not change the longer-term narrative of lower growth for 2020, nor does it end the trade wars. The reason: Chinese firms are forbidden from sharing information from their auditors with U.S. regulators because the Chinese government will not allow them to do so. The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 established the PCAOB and required that every accounting firm that issues an audit report for an SEC-reporting company to register with the PCAOB.
China, however, is one of the few countries that has not been cooperating with the PCAOB. This leaves China companies caught between two regulators--China and the U.S. The first step, he said, would be for the PCAOB to deregister the auditors, on the grounds that they are not participating in inspections. Because the companies need to have an auditor that is listed with the PCAOB, the SEC could then delist the company. This would likely be litigated and could drag on for years, he said.
it doesn’t. it just postpones another raise in tariffs
They are not buying Trump’s BS.
The same thing but just verbal version what Xi threw away in April 😆
FAKE NEWS WENT TO THE CORNER OF WALL ST AND BROADWAY AND ASKED A BUM ON THE CORNER IF HE HAD DOUBTS AND REPORTED IT IMO LMAO!!! thanks for the input FAKE NEWS!
Phase 1 not signed and delivered as of yet. Alot can change between then. No real change in the deal apart from no additional tariffs and agreement to buy some pork and soya which China desperately needs to feed its people lol
China just needs to prop things up for a few more months and then they can ride 2020 out/play to Trump's insecurities
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