DJT Since mid-January, the dollar has fallen 9% against a basket of currencies. The dollar lost more than 5% against the euro and pound, and 6% against the yen since April. “The safe haven properties of the dollar are being eroded,” said Deutsch Bank in a note to clients earlier this month warning of a “confidence crisis.”
DJT Economics 101: When the Fed lowers the federal funds rate, what this *really* means is that it is going to start buying bonds in the open market to achieve a specific yield. Which means money is being created out of nothing and released into the economy. This increases the money supply and so increases inflation. This is why bonds are bought (interest rates go down, money is created and put into the economy) in times of low inflation and bonds are sold (interest rates go up and money is taken out of circulation) in times of high inflation. You do *not* start pumping money into the economy (as Trump wants to do) right before a period when you know inflation is going to go up because you’ve introduced ridiculously high tariffs. That would lead to uncontrolled inflation in every sector of the economy and a complete collapse of the dollar as everyone tries to get out fast.
MSTRDJT Been bearish since February but it looks like the market dump might have come to a end. MSTR and DJT looking like they about to go for another run. Bulls are clear to go long the next 2 weeks but I would close positions before Powell starts talking in May. That fker always tanks the market.
DJT Economics 101: A *trade deficit* is NOT the same as a *budget deficit*… the trade deficit is the result of purchases by individuals, over which the Federal government has no control. The budget deficit is a result of government spending money it doesn’t have and is covered by issuing bonds. No one issues bonds for the trade deficit, individual consumers take out loans to pay for the goods and services they are freely choosing to buy. Tariffs are an attempt to remove your freedom of choice and change your individual purchasing behavior. It’s possible that the money raised through tariff taxes (which US residents and businesses pay), might be used to pay off some of the budget deficit, but Trump has at NO TIME said that’s what he’s going to do… in fact, what he said was that he will reduce taxes with the money, meaning the budget deficit isn’t going to be fixed at all.
$8 Trillion Later, We’re Still Letting Him Talk? Bold Strategy. There was a time I believed. He had that certain spark—like the kind of guy who walks into a casino, bets the economy on red, and calls it “visionary policy.” I supported him. Briefly. Naively. Like someone who says, “What’s the worst that could happen?” before watching their 401(k) spontaneously combust.
Then came the performance: a man with the world’s loudest economic megaphone, confidently shouting into the void as markets cratered faster than a crypto influencer’s credibility. $8 trillion gone—just vanished—like it had somewhere better to be.
Sure, the market bounced. But so does a rubber ball right before it hits you in the face. The knife? Still in midair. Still spinning. Probably practicing its monologue.
Some suggest impeachment. That’s adorable. We need a recall, a reboot, and maybe a cosmic refund policy. And the Nobel committee might want to double-check the nomination forms for signs of sarcasm.
Seriously? Trump exempts phones, computers, chips from new tariffs. So what was Logic to start Tariff War. Most Chinese Imports are those Goods. NIFTY DJT BTCUSDT TSLA BANKNIFTY
DJT Haha! Orange Man Baby is a bigly loser. Clearly he doesn’t want smartphone, computer or electronics manufacturing in the US anytime soon. What a dumb ass.