MU a large chip maker mostly based in the U.S. - Stock is dropping like a rock, chip sales are down. Phone sales are dowe- again no need for Chips, no need for chip factories at the moment. Relocating Apple's phone factories from Chine (~150,00 employees) will take two/three years as an example.
Steel - Not many are buying Chinese steel - cannot be trusted to be to spec, most Power/Petrochemical and other oil refinery units in U.S have specifications excluding the use of Chinese steel. - So maybe some steel mills will re-open.
European Car plants in the U.S. - there may be one additional planned/proceeding - Fiat/Chrysler.
Aside from that the only things I see going forward are LNG plants that require GE(Going Bankrupt) turbines/compressors - many can be sourced from Italy. Some structural steel and Pipe Steel (US or more likely South Korea, possibly India).
Pharmaceuticals - I do not see anything there - last waive was in the 1990s and those were build in Porto Rico - Tax breaks.
Car sales are slowing down - Ford layoffs - large discounts on new cars.
To me it looks very much like 1983/4
“To me it looks very much like 1983/4”
You mean when the GDP growth rate was 4.6% and 7.2%? God forbid that would be horrible! lol 13 million jobs were created from ‘83 to ‘86 and home mortgage rates fell to 9% from 15%. You are talking one of the greatest boom times in our history thanks to the Gipper. Of course the Rat house spent like drunkin sailors.