Brothers are going crazy, really going crazy!


One word from Trump makes Wall Street shiver.
He actually said: “I can make the dollar move like a yo-yo, go up when I want, go down when I want.”
As soon as these words came out, traders’ coffee cups were spilled in shock, and the dollar index immediately plummeted, dropping to its lowest point in four years. This isn’t just an exchange rate; it’s a roller coaster, and there’s no seatbelt.
Think about it—what used to keep the dollar’s dominant position stable? Wasn’t it trust and rules? Now the person in charge directly says, “The rules are set by me, and I can change them as I please,” who would still dare to see the dollar as a safe haven?
It’s like playing mahjong, and the dealer suddenly says, “I can roll the dice whenever I want,” how can you play? The result is obvious—massive capital outflows, gold becomes the darling, and prices skyrocket, hitting new all-time highs.
What does this mean? It shows that the whole world is voting with their feet—no trust.
Even more frightening is the logic behind it. He thinks that devaluing the dollar can help America make big money and boost exports. But the hidden implication is: I don’t care about your interests, only America first, or even my own preferences.
This attitude of treating national credit as a game is more terrifying than a simple economic recession. Today he can say the dollar is like a yo-yo; tomorrow, he might say government bonds are defaulting and just default. This kind of uncertainty is the root cause of why Wall Street bigwigs can’t sleep at night.
Now, global investors are all holding back their anger, but they can only watch helplessly. This isn’t a market economy; it’s a “strongman economy.”
Under this crazy logic, no one knows what will happen tomorrow. The only thing left to do might be to stockpile some gold for psychological comfort. This world is really becoming harder and harder to understand. $GT #原油价格回落
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