Mattel Slashes Forecast, Hikes Prices — Trump Shrugs: “The Children Will Have Two Dolls Instead of 30”

Barbie Just Got More Expensive

This story isn’t just about toys. It’s about how U.S. policy is reshaping global supply chains—and what it means for consumers and investors alike.

Mattel, one of America’s biggest toy makers, says it has no choice but to raise prices. The reason? President Trump’s newly imposed 145% tariffs on Chinese-made goods are hammering the industry.

Even as Mattel scrambles to move production out of China, it admits many popular toys will cost more this year. Meanwhile, Trump downplayed the issue in a recent interview, saying, “Maybe the children will have two dolls instead of 30.”

➡ Click Here to Read the Full Article

Get Louis Navellier's "Post-Tariff Recovery Stocks" Report (FREE)

While others panic over tariffs, smart investors are quietly positioning for the rebound. Get the names of 5 resilient companies with tariff-resistant business models, poised for explosive growth in 2025.

Access your free report today.

Oil Oversupply Fears Shake Global Markets: What Investors Need to Know

The oil market is once again at a crossroads. After years of careful coordination and production cuts, OPEC+ is abruptly shifting course—upping output just as demand faces headwinds from a slowing global economy and geopolitical friction. The result: oil prices have tumbled to multi-year lows, sending shockwaves through energy markets and triggering a scramble by investors to reassess their positions.

➡ Click Here to Read the Full Article

WARNING: Goldman Sachs Issues Significant Warning

Certain stocks and cryptocurrencies could drop by 80%.

Bonds and funds could drop even further.

The world's biggest investors have already begun to prepare for this event.

Billionaires George Soros, Seth Klarman and David Tepper have sold 103 stocks in anticipation.

Here's how you can protect yourself >>>