

The US wants its stock market to crash
Mar 12, 2025
The discussion dives into the Trump administration's controversial strategy to intentionally lower stock market values. It examines the potential economic chaos this might unleash and how it ties into a push for increased business investments. There's an exploration of current economic strategies, like tariffs and tax breaks, and their implications for inflation control. The conversation raises critical questions about the risks of recession and the impact on consumers within a politically volatile environment.
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Market Plunge Theories
- Trump's promise to boost stock markets hasn't held true, with recent plunges wiping out trillions.
- Two theories explain this: actions by "globalists" and a deliberate strategy by Trump's administration.
Globalist Theory
- "Globalists," possibly foreign investors in US Treasury bonds like China, react to Trump's trade deficit reduction.
- Less Chinese investment could trigger a banking crisis, causing investors to sell stocks preemptively.
Intentional Market Dip
- Trump's administration might be intentionally letting the stock market fall.
- They aim to shift the US economy from consumer-driven to business and investment-driven.