Have you priced your precious DOW vs the US dollar/Gold? It's actually negative since Jan 20th. Silver/Gold is up 157% since Jan 20th the Dollar has fallen 31%.
The dollar is at a 4 year low and collapsing. Shit coin is going to zero as is trump Media. Trump pumped and dumped on you fools.
Do you want to discuss the National Sovern Debt?
The dollar is at a 4 year low and collapsing. Shit coin is going to zero as is trump Media. Trump pumped and dumped on you fools.
Do you want to discuss the National Sovern Debt?
Since Jan 20th
Shitcoin down -37%
US Dollar down -31%
Silver up 157%
Gold up 133%
The Dow priced vs the US Dollar index down -.27%
The Market rebounded from April collapse 39k, because Trump folded on most of his tariffs. I could not predict Trump was a wanker. He has 3 more years lets see how 2026 ends.
The markets are all electronic now, good luck exiting once it starts.
Shitcoin down -37%
US Dollar down -31%
Silver up 157%
Gold up 133%
The Dow priced vs the US Dollar index down -.27%
The Market rebounded from April collapse 39k, because Trump folded on most of his tariffs. I could not predict Trump was a wanker. He has 3 more years lets see how 2026 ends.
The markets are all electronic now, good luck exiting once it starts.
13%-18% what happened to the 145% Trump folded on in April after the DOW collapsed?
In April 2025, the Trump administration implemented a 145% cumulative tariff on various goods imported from China, composed of a 125% rate on top of existing 20% tariffs related to fentanyl, The New York Times and Forbes. These high tariffs, aimed at increasing manufacturing, were part of an escalated trade war that caused significant market uncertainty, although later, in May 2025, there were reports of potential reductions. Tariffs on China were dramatically reduced calming market fears of a market collapse.
In April 2025, the Trump administration implemented a 145% cumulative tariff on various goods imported from China, composed of a 125% rate on top of existing 20% tariffs related to fentanyl, The New York Times and Forbes. These high tariffs, aimed at increasing manufacturing, were part of an escalated trade war that caused significant market uncertainty, although later, in May 2025, there were reports of potential reductions. Tariffs on China were dramatically reduced calming market fears of a market collapse.
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