While Trump’s record-low approval rating after the first 100 days has made headlines, history shows that political noise doesn't always derail market momentum.
Why stability is still possible in Q2:
Policy Over Politics: Markets care more about policy outcomes than popularity. If tax cuts, deregulation, or infrastructure spending move forward, investors will stay focused on earnings growth.
Resilient Earnings: Corporate profits remain strong, and many companies have issued upbeat guidance for the next quarter.
Liquidity Support: The Fed remains relatively accommodative, and global liquidity is still fueling risk appetite.
Short-term volatility might spike around political headlines, but fundamentally, Q2 could remain stable — especially for major indices.
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