LOL, look at all the jiakliaobees who lost their jobs because of USAID and paid by Soros to be there.
Investor confidence is key. If investors perceive risks such as rising interest rates, high inflation or geopolitical instability, they are likely to sell off assets, leading to market declines. This perception can be based on actual data or purely on fear of possible future events.
The ordinary American's 401K is eroding away fast. This will lead to consumers tightening their belts and lower their spending to the minimum, which will then have a cascading effect as companies will cut loses and start to retrench. With more getting jobless, it will eventually lead to deflation where even lower prices will find no buyers because they are expecting prices to go even lower tomorrow.
This can easily be revived if they cooperate with Russia.
There will be recession as consumer's spending will Drop. Crime will spike.
The cascading effect is sound, but the actual impact and timeline may be different owing to unforeseen circumstances and policy responses. Markets and consumers don't always react in a predictable manner.
While these positive trends are taking place, attributing them only to Trump or his administration is oversimplification. Economic conditions are influenced by many factors i.e. global events, Federal Reserve policies and long-term economic cycles.
That would be putting words into my mouth. There are also potential underlying issues i.e. rising national debt, income inequality or the long-term impact of certain economic policies. These factors are likely going to impact the economy in the near future.Bad stuff attribute to Trump... anything positive nothing to do with Trump or in spite of Trump.
