What CEOs Are Saying: ‘Business Has Come Back Roaring’

Senior executives at UPS, Starbucks, Amazon and other major companies weigh in on inflation, supply-chain issues and the pandemic

Many made-in-China goods are now produced in Taiwan, creating an export boom to the U.S. as tensions rise between Washington and Beijing. WSJ visits a Taiwanese factory to see how geopolitics are complicating the business environment. Photo composite: Sharon ShiOn their quarterly earnings calls this week, many of the world’s corporate leaders addressed inflation, supply-chain issues, consumer spending and the continuing Covid-19 pandemic.

No!!

“i’m looking to buy a Summer House…”

A Honda plant was built in Marysville, Ohio, in 1982. Since the plant was built, a Ford Plant in Walton Hills, and a Chrysler Plant in Twinsburg have closed. Should we let their companies operate here? Americans are being put out of business in their own land!

What they mean is this.

Who cares what the CEOs think. They are insulated from inflation. The Fed and Government stealing from the people is the real cause of inflation. Roman coin clippers. They take a dollar and give back 90 cents.

So far my stocks portfolio is not reflecting any type of comeback.

Don't forget Starbucks sells water... with some bad liquid inside.... Horrible company with the worse quality ever. Don't fell in their trap. They sell bad products. Recover your critical analysis. Be aware of their business plan.

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