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More and more internal and external advisors within the Trump administration are recommending another candidate for the next Federal Reserve Chair: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who is currently leading trade and economic negotiations.Last Friday, Trump stated that he would announce “soon” who will replace Jerome Powell when his term ends in May 2026. There are few names under consideration, including former Fed official Kevin Warsh, whom Trump interviewed for the Treasury Secretary role back in November.However, according to informed sources, Bessent—who has been tasked by Trump with revitalizing the U.S. economy through a sweeping overhaul of trade, taxation, and regulation—has now become a contender for the Fed Chair position. Two individuals familiar with the matter, speaking on co

President Donald Trump dropped a bombshell on Friday, hinting that a new Federal Reserve chair is on the horizon “very soon”—and he’s got one job in mind: slash interest rates. Trump’s no stranger to trashing current Fed Chair Jerome Powell, and this time, he’s cranking up the heat, insisting a “good Fed chair” would flood the economy with cheap money. But the plot thickens with talk of a “shadow” Fed chair—someone possibly steering Trump’s vision from the sidelines. Will this shakeup turbocharge markets in 2025, or is it a recipe for chaos? Buckle up—here’s what’s at stake. Trump’s Fed Obsession Hits a New Peak Trump’s been relentless about Powell, slamming his cautious stance on rates as a chokehold on growth. Friday’s tease of a new chair signals he’s done waiting—Trump wants action, an

President Trump dropped another bombshell on Friday, telling reporters that a decision on the next Federal Reserve Chair will be made “very soon.” But what really caught the market’s attention was his not-so-subtle jab at Jerome Powell’s rate policy and his insistence that a “good Fed chair” would be one who lowers interest rates. Cue the market speculation machine. Traders are now asking: 🔹 Will the Fed turn dovish under Trump 2.0? 🔹 Is this the start of the rate-cut cycle everyone’s been hoping (or fearing) for? 🔹 Will a Trump-aligned Fed Chair turbocharge the bull market—or inject chaos into the system? Let’s unpack what’s happening, what I expect, and how I’m positioning in this high-stakes environment. 🧠 Trump vs. Powell: A Long History of Tension Trump’s discomfort with Powell isn’t

The Shadow Fed Chair: Can 2025 Rate Cuts Spark a Market Surge or Chaos? The financial world is abuzz with anticipation following President Donald Trump’s Friday announcement. Speaking on June 6, Trump hinted at an imminent decision on the next Federal Reserve chair, suggesting a “good Fed chair” would lower interest rates, while once again criticizing current Chair Jerome Powell’s policies. This move has ignited speculation about a “shadow” Fed chair influencing 2025 rate cuts and their potential to either fuel a market surge or plunge it into chaos. Based on economic data, historical precedents, and market dynamics, I explore whether this bold strategy will pay off or backfire. The Catalyst: Trump’s Bold Move Trump’s statement, delivered amid his second term that began in January 2025, si

🌟🌟🌟In a recent twist of political economic event, President Trump has stirred the waters with comments suggesting that a new Fed Chair, one he views as "good" for the economy, would lead to lower interest rates. Could a more dovish Fed Chair ease borrowing costs to the market's delight?  Or would premature cuts foster uncertainty and volatility? President Trump's comments appear to be aimed more at influencing the narrative rather  than reshaping monetary policy.   His assertion that a "good" Fed Chair would lower rates is a political signal meant to appeal to those frustrated with current borrowing costs. However the Fed's mandate is to balance maximum employment with low and stable inflation.  This means that any decision to cut rates will ultimately be driven by

Yes always will reignite the market 

I will able to get 10 coins left. 70 coins are seven days.🙂🙂🙂

Ah 😂 the classic Trump playbook - Lower rates, pump the markets, & hope inflation doesn't RSVP to the party 🎉 🥳. If the "Shadow " Fed Chair follow suits, we might just end up with rate cuts faster than a tweet storm. Who's ready for some 🎢 volatility?   

What does this mean... Should be better than President Trump and his shenanigans? Hahaha

Earlier on Friday, Trump once again publicly called out Jerome Powell, demanding a full one-percentage-point rate cut. In a social media post, Trump again used his nickname for Powell, “Too Late,” writing:“The Fed’s ‘Too Late’ is a disaster! Europe has already cut rates ten times, and we (the U.S.) haven’t cut once. Despite him (Powell), our country is still doing well. Cut a full point—rocket fuel!”Since Trump took office this year, the Federal Reserve has held steady, refraining from rate cuts. Back in late January, when Trump directly lashed out at Powell, Wall Street news outlet Jianwen noted that Peter Conti-Brown, a Fed historian at the University of Pennsylvania, commented:“What Trump says to the Fed doesn’t matter as much as what he actually does.”

Fed cut sep to watch for market upside 

There will be another person taking over Powell immediately. There will not be any impact. The potential temporary drop will just be triggered by machines algorithm that reacts to the "bad news" and the market will quickly recover from the sell off 

Market will fall down quite badly and become volatile because of the uncertainty. America will lose credibility and hence the trust of the world.  

No market won't collapse. Anyone is replaceable 

Maybe empty threat, like the tariffs on China 

Put more fire.. we can make more profit..

No simple yes or no answer, may shake market confidence but will supreme court accept the reasons as legitimate? How's long will it drag out? How hard will powellfight to stay in his job? What's are the market conditions then? Who will replace him?  

Yes yes,............

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$  The Dow-30 sank nearly 1,000 points Monday, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite both shed 2%+ as U.S. President Donald Trump added fresh uncertainty to markets by ramping up his recent feud with Fed chief Jerome Powell. The $Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$ led the way lower, sinking 415.55 points (2.6%) to a preliminary 15,870.90 finish, while the $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$ gave up 124.50 ticks (2.4%) to 5,158.20. Meanwhile, the $Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$ shed 971.82 points (2.5%) to 38,170.41. Stocks fell after Trump expanded his recent criticism of the Federal Reserve and Powell, whom the president has hinted that he wants to fire. The president called early Monday in a post on his Truth Social pla

$E-mini Nasdaq 100 - main 2506(NQmain)$   U.S. President Donald Trump called on Monday for "lower interest rates NOW," slamming Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell as "Mr. Too Late" and "a major loser." "'Preemptive Cuts' in Interest Rates are being called for by many," Trump wrote in a post on his Truth Social platform. "With Energy Costs way down, food prices (including Biden's egg disaster!) substantially lower, and most other 'things' trending down, there is virtually No Inflation. With these costs trending so nicely downward, just what I predicted they would do, there can almost be no inflation, but there can be a SLOWING of the economy unless Mr. Too Late, a major loser, lowers interest rates, NOW. Eur

More and more internal and external advisors within the Trump administration are recommending another candidate for the next Federal Reserve Chair: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who is currently leading trade and economic negotiations.Last Friday, Trump stated that he would announce “soon” who will replace Jerome Powell when his term ends in May 2026. There are few names under consideration, including former Fed official Kevin Warsh, whom Trump interviewed for the Treasury Secretary role back in November.However, according to informed sources, Bessent—who has been tasked by Trump with revitalizing the U.S. economy through a sweeping overhaul of trade, taxation, and regulation—has now become a contender for the Fed Chair position. Two individuals familiar with the matter, speaking on co

President Donald Trump dropped a bombshell on Friday, hinting that a new Federal Reserve chair is on the horizon “very soon”—and he’s got one job in mind: slash interest rates. Trump’s no stranger to trashing current Fed Chair Jerome Powell, and this time, he’s cranking up the heat, insisting a “good Fed chair” would flood the economy with cheap money. But the plot thickens with talk of a “shadow” Fed chair—someone possibly steering Trump’s vision from the sidelines. Will this shakeup turbocharge markets in 2025, or is it a recipe for chaos? Buckle up—here’s what’s at stake. Trump’s Fed Obsession Hits a New Peak Trump’s been relentless about Powell, slamming his cautious stance on rates as a chokehold on growth. Friday’s tease of a new chair signals he’s done waiting—Trump wants action, an

President Trump dropped another bombshell on Friday, telling reporters that a decision on the next Federal Reserve Chair will be made “very soon.” But what really caught the market’s attention was his not-so-subtle jab at Jerome Powell’s rate policy and his insistence that a “good Fed chair” would be one who lowers interest rates. Cue the market speculation machine. Traders are now asking: 🔹 Will the Fed turn dovish under Trump 2.0? 🔹 Is this the start of the rate-cut cycle everyone’s been hoping (or fearing) for? 🔹 Will a Trump-aligned Fed Chair turbocharge the bull market—or inject chaos into the system? Let’s unpack what’s happening, what I expect, and how I’m positioning in this high-stakes environment. 🧠 Trump vs. Powell: A Long History of Tension Trump’s discomfort with Powell isn’t

🌟🌟🌟In a recent twist of political economic event, President Trump has stirred the waters with comments suggesting that a new Fed Chair, one he views as "good" for the economy, would lead to lower interest rates. Could a more dovish Fed Chair ease borrowing costs to the market's delight?  Or would premature cuts foster uncertainty and volatility? President Trump's comments appear to be aimed more at influencing the narrative rather  than reshaping monetary policy.   His assertion that a "good" Fed Chair would lower rates is a political signal meant to appeal to those frustrated with current borrowing costs. However the Fed's mandate is to balance maximum employment with low and stable inflation.  This means that any decision to cut rates will ultimately be driven by

The Shadow Fed Chair: Can 2025 Rate Cuts Spark a Market Surge or Chaos? The financial world is abuzz with anticipation following President Donald Trump’s Friday announcement. Speaking on June 6, Trump hinted at an imminent decision on the next Federal Reserve chair, suggesting a “good Fed chair” would lower interest rates, while once again criticizing current Chair Jerome Powell’s policies. This move has ignited speculation about a “shadow” Fed chair influencing 2025 rate cuts and their potential to either fuel a market surge or plunge it into chaos. Based on economic data, historical precedents, and market dynamics, I explore whether this bold strategy will pay off or backfire. The Catalyst: Trump’s Bold Move Trump’s statement, delivered amid his second term that began in January 2025, si

Yes always will reignite the market 

I will able to get 10 coins left. 70 coins are seven days.🙂🙂🙂

Earlier on Friday, Trump once again publicly called out Jerome Powell, demanding a full one-percentage-point rate cut. In a social media post, Trump again used his nickname for Powell, “Too Late,” writing:“The Fed’s ‘Too Late’ is a disaster! Europe has already cut rates ten times, and we (the U.S.) haven’t cut once. Despite him (Powell), our country is still doing well. Cut a full point—rocket fuel!”Since Trump took office this year, the Federal Reserve has held steady, refraining from rate cuts. Back in late January, when Trump directly lashed out at Powell, Wall Street news outlet Jianwen noted that Peter Conti-Brown, a Fed historian at the University of Pennsylvania, commented:“What Trump says to the Fed doesn’t matter as much as what he actually does.”

Ah 😂 the classic Trump playbook - Lower rates, pump the markets, & hope inflation doesn't RSVP to the party 🎉 🥳. If the "Shadow " Fed Chair follow suits, we might just end up with rate cuts faster than a tweet storm. Who's ready for some 🎢 volatility?   

What does this mean... Should be better than President Trump and his shenanigans? Hahaha

Fed cut sep to watch for market upside 

USD is in trouble... I have said that 2 years ago (dated April 2023) in a series of articles titled, "US pushes China towards world dominance Series (5 Parts Series)".  Not sure if anyone had read that, not to mention remember those... Having said that, when I wrote those, even though I had mentioned Donald Trump as one of the main culprit for the demise of the dollar, the current scenario is not one I had predicted. The rest of those 5 part-series remains intact. I think 🐯 should give those articles another review and share with the readers! @TigerStars  I would love to share them here again (but not sure how to link them). Each article is a heavyweight on their own right and worth a read... I will probably repost

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ The Legal, Economic, and Political Stakes of Undermining the Federal Reserve’s Independence As the 2024 election cycle intensifies, former President Donald Trump has reignited his feud with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. Trump has openly criticized Powell’s handling of monetary policy, particularly over interest rate decisions, and has once again floated the idea of firing him should he return to office. This hypothetical scenario — the removal of a sitting Fed Chair — would not only test the legal framework surrounding the central bank’s independence but could also rattle global markets and shake investor confidence in the stability of U.S. institutions. Let’s e

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ 🌏🚨🇺🇸 Trump’s Powell Purge Threat: My Global Bets in a Trade War Storm 🌏 💣 Trump didn’t just vent, he aimed a wrecking ball at the Fed’s autonomy. His Truth Social outburst, “Powell is TOO LATE AND WRONG…..Powell’s termination cannot come fast enough!”, hit like a market tremor after Powell nixed rate cuts, warning tariffs could fuel “persistent inflation.” From my perch outside the U.S. in New Zealand 🇳🇿, I’m somewhat insulated from direct tariff pain, but global shockwaves, dollar volatility, trade kinks, and tech stock swings, hit my portfolio. Can Trump legally fire Powell? What’s my play in this chaos? Le

$Rio Tinto PLC(RIO)$ $BHP Group Limited(BHPLF)$ 🇺🇸🐊 TRUMP’S SWAMP DRAINING STRATEGY: A RELENTLESS TIDE OF TACTICAL MAYHEM 🐊🇺🇸 Three months into his second act, Trump is the architect of disruption, reshaping the political landscape with the precision of a sculptor and the chaos of a storm. His approach? Inundate the system with audacious moves, rewrite the rules with a flourish, and keep his opponents perpetually off balance, scrambling to react to his latest gambit. It’s a spectacle of strategic bedlam, and I’m here for it. In just under 100 days, he’s dismantled the Iran deal with surgical finesse, halted illegal immigration with an iron grip, eviscerated DEI frameworks like a gardener pulling weeds, an

💰 Markets declining, banking and energy sectors performing the best last week.💹 $StoneCo(STNE)$/$Pagseguro Digital Ltd.(PAGS)$/$XP Inc.(XP)$: Brazil is now a "close ally" of both China and the States.📣 Stay tuned, supercharge purchasing power through CashBoost!Still worth the hype 🙌🏻| Market recapThe alarm has not yet been lifted! Negative factors continue to dominate the market, and positive signals remain unclear. Short-term gains do not indicate a fundamental reversal of the downward trend, making further adjustments likely in the future.Megacaps - mediationFrom Monday to Thursday, $VanEck Semiconductor ETF(SMH)$ dropped

Today, ECB announced a 25 bps cut, bringing it down to 2.25%.Markets have long speculated that Trump’s erratic tariff moves were a pressure tactic aimed at forcing the Fed to cut rates. Now that Europe has lowered its rates, Powell’s continued inaction has made Trump even angrier.On his social media platform Truth Social, Trump lashed out:"Powell is TOO LATE AND WRONG. Yesterday he issued another report that was, as usual, a complete mess! Oil prices are down, groceries (even eggs!) are down, and the USA is getting RICH ON TARIFFS.…Powell’s termination cannot come fast enough!"It’s currently unclear whether Trump is referring to Powell’s scheduled term ending in May 2026, or if he intends to push for an early removal. The White House has not responded to requests for comment. Powell’s term

Big-Tech’s PerformanceWeekly macro storyline: Trump to fire Powell? Earnings season coming with tariff desensitization!Although the Trump administration is still in the tariffs from time to time "demon", but the market after last week's volatility has been desensitized, but now trading is more "recession expectations", or the extent of the blow to corporate profits, consumer confidence.In the face of the worsening economic outlook, the European Central Bank on April 17 to complete the seventh round of interest rate cuts, and warned that the escalation of international trade tensions is a serious drag on the eurozone recovery process.The Fed showed a very different rhythm, Powell reiterated the need to judge the policy path based on sufficient data, triggering a harsh rebuke from Trump.Prev

In recent years, the endowment funds of top U.S. colleges and universities have frequently attracted attention due to their huge private equity exposure. 2024, Yale University announced that it would sell $6 billion in private assets (15% of its endowment fund) through the secondary market, and Harvard University is also facing liquidity pressures in the context of a crisis in its tax-exempt status.The sell-off storm not only exposes the inherent contradictions of the "Yale model", but may also become a trigger to burst the bubble of the private equity market, triggering a systemic risk comparable to the subprime mortgage crisis.Motivation for the sell-off: the flaws of the Yale model in the volatile gaming marketIvy League endowments have long played the role of "privileged players" in th

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$  The Dow-30 sank nearly 1,000 points Monday, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite both shed 2%+ as U.S. President Donald Trump added fresh uncertainty to markets by ramping up his recent feud with Fed chief Jerome Powell. The $Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$ led the way lower, sinking 415.55 points (2.6%) to a preliminary 15,870.90 finish, while the $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$ gave up 124.50 ticks (2.4%) to 5,158.20. Meanwhile, the $Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$ shed 971.82 points (2.5%) to 38,170.41. Stocks fell after Trump expanded his recent criticism of the Federal Reserve and Powell, whom the president has hinted that he wants to fire. The president called early Monday in a post on his Truth Social pla