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The stock market and the United States economy does not like Donald Trump. Look at this headline yesterday from Yahoo Finance stock market today. Dow S&P 500, NASDAQ clobbered as federal Reserve Chairman, Powell signals fewer rate cuts in 2025, which he did as a result of Donald Trump's inflationary measures, bloody mass deportations and tariffing our allies and trade adversaries alike. Now we also know that when Donald Trump showed up at the stock market in the past two weeks, he was asked a question by Jim Cramer, should American workers invest in the United States stock market? Trump botched that question and said, I don't know because there may be a dip. There may be a dip. You're the guy who went around during the election with your accordion hands and said you were going to just make everything a miracle and it was all going to be so much better. Despite the fact that President Biden brought the stock market up about 55 to 60% higher than when you, Donald Trump were in office, or approximately that amount. The Biden stock market far better than the Trump stock stock market. Just take a look at this headline from Yahoo Finance. Stocks were clobbered Wednesday after the Federal Reserve, despite slashing interest rates by 25 basis points, signaled it would cut fewer times next year than previously projected. All three major indexes Reverse gains following the decision to end with steep losses, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down about 2.6% or over 1,000 points, clinching its 10th straight down session, the longest losing streak since 1974 over 50 years ago. In reaction to Donald Trump. Meanwhile, The S&P 500 fell roughly 3% and tech heavy NASDAQ Composite slid more than 3.5%, quote. The slower pace of cuts for next year really reflects both the higher inflation readings we had this year and the expectation is inflation will be higher, federal Chair Jerome Powell said. Why do you think that they have those expectations? Because of Donald Trump's threats. Meanwhile, Americans across the country are now stockpiling on goods and Americans across the country believe prices will be higher under Donald Trump. You know Americans, you didn't have to vote to inflict pain and suffering on yourself. But I don't know, that's just me. You take a look at the sector breakdown of percentage losses. Consumer discretionary down 4.74% real estate down 3.9% communication services down 3.16 financials down 3.03 infotech down 2.99 materials industrials, energy, utilities, healthcare all down one by one. And as Carl Quintanilla posted, the Dow is on pace for the longest losing streak since October 4, 1974. As our editor in chief Ron Philip Koski says it's been a hell of a week since Trump rang opening bell at the stock exchange. I mean, some serious stuff, folks. Donald Trump went around the Pied Piper of broken promises during his campaign. I'm going to make it better. If you elect Kamala, there's going to be a depression. The biggest depression you've ever seen with Donald Trump. All that stuff is always projection and confession, in my opinion. Just think about this New York Times headline, US Unemployment is worst since depression. You know when that headline was when Donald Trump was in office, that U.S. unemployment was worse since the Great Depression. But what does Donald Trump do? He's got a social media platform where he's posting. I've got. Or. Or he's having ads that post with his name, image and likeness on him. An IRS loophole that could save your retirement during Biden's recession. There was no recession when Biden was in office. Unemployment was down. Record jobs were created. The inflation was brought down because of the Inflation Reduction act, which Trump is going to bring back up. GDP was highest of G of the G7 nations. Average pay was up 19%. There was a manufacturing boom in the United States. Go back and look at the interview I did with President Biden where we talked about facts. It wasn't a gotcha interview. We talked about what he did. He talked about what he did for red states and turning red state economy around. And by the way, you know, the magazine was like drill, baby, drill. There was more domestic oil drilling when Biden was in office than when Trump was in office and Biden cared about climate change. Just showing you this graphic here as well. This goes over the GDP growth, the jobs created construction and manufacturing boom, $1 trillion in private sector manufacturing and clean energy investment announced. Can you take a look right here at the JP Morgan report? When JP Morgan is saying things like this, you know there's an issue when they're being snarky like this daily economic briefing, walking into a dark room full of furniture. And yes, already based on the stock market losses since Donald Trump went to the stock exchange, this is what Bull Runners reported yesterday. Over 2 trillion has been wiped from the US stock market. One month of stock market gains has been erased. In a single day, the US stock market has lost over 2 trillion in valuation. Think about that. Meanwhile, you've got our billionaire oligarchy with Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy killing a continuing resolution to avoid a government shutdown, further plunging our country into economic turmoil. As Dean Baker goes. Pretty cool. How A billionaire has decided to shut down the government. That's how we can tell the Republicans are really the party of the working people. Good times. It's pretty neat that an unelected billionaire like Elon Musk and Grammaswamy get to shut down our government. It's very MAGA to leave this call to our favorite billionaires. Being sarcastic. Senator Bernie Sanders writes, the U.S. congress this week came to an agreement to fund our government. Elon Musk, who became $200 billion richer since Trump was elected, objected. Are Republicans beholden to the American people? Are President Musk. This is the oligarchy at work. And you see Elon Musk posting all of these photos. Kill the bill. Kill the bill. Kill all the bill. Now, just think about what Donald Trump's also said over the past two weeks or so. He went on Meet the Press. He told Kristen Welker he will not guarantee lower prices. Now, most economists expect that the prices on all kind of normal goods are gonna be significantly higher or higher as a result of Donald Trump's policies.
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I mean, Donald Trump' mass deport. I did a whole video on this. Trump's threats of mass deportations would cause catastrophic harm in the construction industry, in farming, hospitality, and in other areas where migrant labor is really kind of relied upon. That would cause significant job losses and a significant decline in the economy. If they keep engaging in these government shutdowns and trying to, you know, screw the government that way, they. That's going to. And just screw government employees. That's going to slow down the economy as well. I mean, I just think about if, like, services are now shut off. I mean, look, you had Elon Musk and Donald Trump out there saying that they wanted to inflict economic hardship on the American people. They said that there will. We will feel pain is what they said. You gotta feel pain. And then they said things will get better after you experience the pain. The billionaires, they'll party at Mar a Lago. We all will suffer pain, they say, but that's for our own good. The billionaires are telling us that we need to suffer the pain because that's a good, a good thing for us. While they're on their private jets and while they're out there with golden toilet bowls and the like.
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Donald Trump has, in addition to saying that he can't guarantee prices will go lower, he also says it's very hard. He said in his Time magazine article interview, very hard, very, very hard to bring prices down once they're up. He says he's not sure he can do it. It's very, very hard is what he says. Very hard. Your whole campaign was going around and making these types of promises, and then I think Americans are now finally, who have Googled, okay, well, what's a tariff? What's this? What's that? Are now saying, oh, wait a minute, you mean that this is gonna cause our products to be significantly higher and you going after Canada and Mexico, our allies, and then also going after, like, you know, China and all these other countries gonna go after everybody, have everybody hate the United States, and they'll all form trade deals together and cut the United States out and ultimately screw the United States. And you think that's gonna be beneficial to we the people. I mean, just take a look at who they like. Who's like one of the main leaders that MAGA Republicans look up to? Javier Milei, right? In Argentina, the poverty rate there is 53%. 53%. And they look up to Javier Milei, the leader of our department, President of Argentina. It's ridiculous. But Donald Trump, Congrats, buddy. A ten day losing streak of the Dow Jones. No one's done it. No one's done it since 1974. You brought back a 10 day losing streak the same way you had the worst unemployment since the Great Depression. The same way you were the only president since Herbert Hoover to lose job. But you, you alone do it. You alone do it. I'm Ben Meisellis from the Midas Touch Network Hit Subscribe. Let's get to 4 million subscribers. Love this video. Make sure you stay up to date on the latest breaking news and all things Midas by signing up to the Midas touch newsletter@midastouch.com newsletter.
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The MeidasTouch Podcast: "Trump IS HUMILIATED by Stock Market with WORST STREAK" – Detailed Summary
Episode Information:
In this compelling episode of The MeidasTouch Podcast, the Meiselas brothers delve into the tumultuous state of the U.S. stock market, attributing its recent downturn to former President Donald Trump's economic policies. Through a blend of insightful analysis and brotherly banter, the hosts explore the intricate connections between political actions and market performance, providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of the current economic landscape.
The episode opens with a stark analysis of the U.S. stock market's recent performance. The hosts highlight that major indices—Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and NASDAQ Composite—have experienced their most significant declines since 1974. This downward trend is closely linked to Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's signals of fewer interest rate cuts in 2025, a move perceived as a response to the inflationary pressures initiated during Trump's administration.
Notable Quote:
"The Dow Jones was down about 2.6% or over 1,000 points, clinching its 10th straight down session, the longest losing streak since 1974 over 50 years ago."
— [02:29] Political Commentator
The discussion delves into the Federal Reserve's recent policy decisions. Powell's indication of a slower pace in rate cuts reflects ongoing concerns about inflation, which the hosts argue stems directly from Trump's economic measures, including mass deportations and tariffs on both allies and adversaries. These policies, they contend, have destabilized the economy, leading to higher inflation rates and decreased investor confidence.
Notable Quote:
"The slower pace of cuts really reflects both the higher inflation readings we had this year and the expectation is inflation will be higher."
— [02:29] Political Commentator
A significant portion of the episode contrasts the economic performances of the Trump and Biden administrations. The hosts assert that under Biden, the stock market saw a remarkable increase of approximately 55-60%, a stark contrast to Trump's tenure. They emphasize Biden's role in reducing unemployment, controlling inflation through the Inflation Reduction Act, and fostering a manufacturing boom that outpaced that of Trump's administration.
Notable Quote:
"The Biden stock market far better than the Trump stock market. Just take a look at this headline from Yahoo Finance."
— [02:29] Political Commentator
The conversation shifts to the influence of billionaires like Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy in shaping economic policies. The hosts criticize their role in governmental shutdowns and economic turmoil, portraying them as wielding disproportionate power that undermines democratic processes and prioritizes oligarchic interests over those of the working populace.
Notable Quote:
"It's very MAGA to leave this call to our favorite billionaires. Being sarcastic. Senator Bernie Sanders writes, the U.S. congress this week came to an agreement to fund our government. Elon Musk, who became $200 billion richer since Trump was elected, objected."
— [02:29] Political Commentator
Further analysis is provided on how Trump's policies, such as threats of mass deportations, could devastate essential industries reliant on migrant labor—including construction, farming, and hospitality. The hosts argue that these threats would lead to significant job losses and economic decline, compounded by potential government shutdowns influenced by billionaire agendas.
Notable Quote:
"Donald Trump’s threats of mass deportations would cause catastrophic harm in the construction industry, in farming, hospitality, and in other areas where migrant labor is really relied upon."
— [09:48] Political Commentator
Addressing recent metrics, the hosts cite a New York Times headline stating, "US Unemployment is worst since depression," linking it to Trump's administration. They counter this by highlighting Biden's record of job creation, declining unemployment rates, and reduced inflation, attributing these positive outcomes to Biden's policies rather than Trump's.
Notable Quote:
"Just think about this New York Times headline, US Unemployment is worst since depression. You know when that headline was when Donald Trump was in office, that U.S. unemployment was worse since the Great Depression."
— [02:29] Political Commentator
The hosts present alarming statistics on market valuation losses, noting over $2 trillion wiped from the U.S. stock market in a single day. They interpret these figures as indicative of broader economic instability and a lack of confidence in Trump's potential to steer the economy towards recovery.
Notable Quote:
"Over 2 trillion has been wiped from the US stock market. One month of stock market gains has been erased."
— [02:29] Political Commentator
In wrapping up, the Meiselas brothers argue that Trump's actions and the influence of billionaire oligarchs pose significant threats to both the U.S. economy and its democratic institutions. They call for greater accountability and a focus on policies that genuinely benefit the working class rather than serving elite interests.
Final Notable Quote:
"If you elect Kamala, there's going to be a depression. The biggest depression you've ever seen with Donald Trump. All that stuff is always projection and confession, in my opinion."
— [02:29] Political Commentator
Stock Market Performance: The U.S. stock market is experiencing its worst streak since 1974, with major indices plummeting due to policies linked to Donald Trump.
Federal Reserve Policies: Jerome Powell's indications of fewer rate cuts are seen as a response to inflationary pressures from Trump's economic measures.
Comparative Economic Analysis: Biden's administration has overseen a more robust stock market performance, lower unemployment, and controlled inflation compared to Trump's tenure.
Influence of Billionaires: Figures like Elon Musk are criticized for their role in economic instability and governmental decisions, undermining democratic processes.
Impact on Industries: Trump's threats of mass deportations could cripple industries reliant on migrant labor, leading to significant economic downturns.
Market Valuation Concerns: Significant losses in market valuation reflect broader economic instability and eroding investor confidence.
Democratic and Economic Threats: The intertwining of billionaire influence and Trump's policies is portrayed as detrimental to both the economy and the democratic fabric of the nation.
This episode of The MeidasTouch Podcast offers a thorough examination of the adverse effects of Donald Trump's economic policies on the U.S. stock market and broader economy. Through detailed analysis and compelling arguments, the Meiselas brothers underscore the importance of accountable leadership and the dangers posed by undue influence from billionaires. Listeners gain a nuanced perspective on the complexities of economic policies and their real-world implications, making this episode a must-listen for those interested in the intersection of politics and finance.