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Shyon
04-28
Trump’s first 100 days of his second term have been disappointing. His approval rating dropping to 39% shows how frustrated Americans are. The "triple whammy" of falling stocks, bonds, and the dollar highlights just how badly confidence has eroded. It’s rare to see all three decline at once, and it signals deep fear about the future of the economy under his leadership.

Personally, I believe recession fears are real. With 72% expecting a downturn and 53% feeling the economy has worsened, the data reflects what many are experiencing day-to-day. Tariffs are making things worse, leading to higher prices and job losses in key sectors. Unfortunately, it’s the lower-income groups that will bear the brunt, while the wealthy stay largely insulated.

Unless Trump introduces real pro-growth policies soon, I worry that the markets will stay unstable in Q2. Confidence needs to be restored quickly, or we could see even steeper declines. @Tiger_comments @TigerStars @Tiger_SG

Trump's First 100 Days: Will Market Stabilize in Q2 After the Record-Low Approval Rate?
U.S. President Donald Trump's second term is approaching the 100-day mark. His 100-day approval rating stands at 39%, setting the lowest record among all U.S. presidents over the past 80 years. From his inauguration on January 20 to April 25, the three major U.S. stock indexes have all fallen significantly, and the U.S. dollar index has dropped nearly 9%. Looking across the 21st century, undoubtedly one of the bleakest starts for US president. ---------- With his record-low approval rating, will Trump introduce policies that benefit the stock market? How do you comment Trump's first 100 days?
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