*~* Trump Stock Market / Economy Crash Watch *~*

[Winehole23]

Trump is in trouble if 70% of Americans have TDS

[Winehole23]

[Winehole23]

Iran bracing for the resumption of hostilities

[Winehole23]

cliff edge

[Winehole23]

we are in phase 3

[Winehole23]

From the start of June, JP Morgan says, oil stockpiles will be under "operational stress" and will reach an "operational floor" by the end of June.

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[Blake]

YEAH BUT THE STOCK MARKET! TDS!!!!

[Winehole23]

the stock market will keep dancing until the music stops

reality can't be suspended forever, eventually the shortage of physical goods will bite and energy prices will inflate to destroy demand

whenever that happens, market correction and rampant goods inflation won't be far behind

[Winehole23]

[Winehole23]

there must be a lot of Republicans who have TDS too

Trump’s approval rating on the economy dropped to 30% in April from 38% in a March AP-NORC poll.

[TSA]

What the U.S. Trade Data Say About Trump's Reindustrialization

For decades, Washington measured economic success by how much America could consume, borrow, import, and outsource. Wall Street got cheap goods. Multinationals got cheap labor. China got our factories. American workers got pink slips, hollowed-out towns, and lectures from economists who never missed a paycheck.

President Trump is reversing that model. As the latest trade data indicates, he is replacing the economy of managed decline with an economy of production, investment, energy dominance, and industrial strength.

In March, exports of goods and services hit $320.9 billion, the highest level ever recorded. Goods exports alone reached $213.5 billion, also an all-time high.

Energy tells the same story. The U.S. posted a $9.4 billion petroleum surplus in March — the largest monthly petroleum surplus in American history.

That is not just an economic statistic. It is geopolitical leverage. Every additional barrel, molecule, and refined product America sells abroad reduces dependence on hostile regimes, strengthens our allies, and puts cash in the pockets of American workers instead of petro-dictators.

Then there is the most important number in the whole report: capital goods.

Capital goods excluding automobiles now account for roughly 40% of all U.S. goods imports in the first quarter — the highest share on record.

The usual suspects will try to spin imports as weakness. But these are not cheap trinkets stacked on Walmart shelves. These are machines, tools, components, industrial equipment, electrical systems, and production inputs — the bones and sinews of a manufacturing comeback.

This is how reindustrialization begins. Not with academic white papers. Not with Davos slogans. Not with climate-bank giveaways to politically connected firms. It begins when private capital sees the signal from Washington and starts putting real money behind real production.

That signal is now clear. Deregulation is back. Tax incentives for investment are back. Tariffs are defending American producers. Enforcement is tightening against cheaters, smugglers, and transshippers. Energy dominance is returning. The government is no longer at war with the very people who build, drill, weld, refine, machine, fabricate, and manufacture.

The country-by-country numbers reinforce the point. The improvement with the European Union alone is more than $80 billion. Switzerland improves by nearly $70 billion. China improves by more than $37 billion. The United Kingdom, Canada, Hong Kong, Australia, Singapore, India, South Africa, Japan, Brazil, and Mexico likewise all show improvement since Liberation Day.

That is why tariffs matter. That is why enforcement matters. That is why domestic investment matters. And that is why the March trade numbers matter.

The Biden-Harris model was borrow, regulate, import, subsidize, and surrender. The Trump model is produce, invest, export, enforce, and win.

The March trade report shows that model taking hold. Trumpnomics is rebuilding the industrial base the globalists sold off, one factory floor, one export order, one capital investment, and one hard-nosed trade enforcement action at a time.

https://www.realclearmarkets.com/art...n_1180893.html

[Blake]

Overall, we rate RealClearMarkets Right-Center Biased based on story selection that moderately favors the Right. We also rate them Mostly Factual rather than High due to utilizing sources with mixed records with facts.

https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/realclearmarkets-bias/

Lol tsa's filled text walls. These morons are still trying to claim that Trump's tariffs are a win for all of us.

Soo desperate to win this thread he's sinking in

[TSA]

https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/realclearmarkets-bias/

Lol tsa's filled text walls. These morons are still trying to claim that Trump's tariffs are a win for all of us.

Soo desperate to win this thread he's sinking in

You're stuck in a dead end job as an Uber Eats driver and only care about gas prices and base your entire view of the economy on one single price point while refusing and/or being to stupid to see and/or acknowledge all of the positive development's that are shaping up under Trump that will benefit the US long after he is out of office.

Fact check the article I posted pussy. All numbers pulled directly from the March trade report.

https://www.bea.gov/news/2026/us-int...ces-march-2026

[Blake]

You're stuck in a dead end job as an Uber Eats driver and only care about gas prices and base your entire view of the economy on one single price point while refusing and/or being to stupid to see and/or acknowledge all of the positive development's that are shaping up under Trump that will benefit the US long after he is out of office.

Fact check the article I posted pussy. All numbers pulled directly from the March trade report.

https://www.bea.gov/news/2026/us-int...ces-march-2026

Morons like you desperate for internet wins always fall for the cherry picked data that supports these Trump articles.

Gas prices being high affects more than me getting around town. It affects everything, moron.

Here you go, you stupid bootlick: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/27/b...er-prices.html

[Blake]

Or you can plainly lay out how Trump and his tariffs are helping Americans get the healthcare they need, roofs over their heads and food on their tables. In your own words.

You'll fold now as usual.

[ChumpDumper]

What the U.S. Trade Data Say About Trump's Reindustrialization

For decades, Washington measured economic success by how much America could consume, borrow, import, and outsource. Wall Street got cheap goods. Multinationals got cheap labor. China got our factories. American workers got pink slips, hollowed-out towns, and lectures from economists who never missed a paycheck.

President Trump is reversing that model. As the latest trade data indicates, he is replacing the economy of managed decline with an economy of production, investment, energy dominance, and industrial strength.

In March, exports of goods and services hit $320.9 billion, the highest level ever recorded. Goods exports alone reached $213.5 billion, also an all-time high.

Energy tells the same story. The U.S. posted a $9.4 billion petroleum surplus in March — the largest monthly petroleum surplus in American history.

That is not just an economic statistic. It is geopolitical leverage. Every additional barrel, molecule, and refined product America sells abroad reduces dependence on hostile regimes, strengthens our allies, and puts cash in the pockets of American workers instead of petro-dictators.

Then there is the most important number in the whole report: capital goods.

Capital goods excluding automobiles now account for roughly 40% of all U.S. goods imports in the first quarter — the highest share on record.

The usual suspects will try to spin imports as weakness. But these are not cheap trinkets stacked on Walmart shelves. These are machines, tools, components, industrial equipment, electrical systems, and production inputs — the bones and sinews of a manufacturing comeback.

This is how reindustrialization begins. Not with academic white papers. Not with Davos slogans. Not with climate-bank giveaways to politically connected firms. It begins when private capital sees the signal from Washington and starts putting real money behind real production.

That signal is now clear. Deregulation is back. Tax incentives for investment are back. Tariffs are defending American producers. Enforcement is tightening against cheaters, smugglers, and transshippers. Energy dominance is returning. The government is no longer at war with the very people who build, drill, weld, refine, machine, fabricate, and manufacture.

The country-by-country numbers reinforce the point. The improvement with the European Union alone is more than $80 billion. Switzerland improves by nearly $70 billion. China improves by more than $37 billion. The United Kingdom, Canada, Hong Kong, Australia, Singapore, India, South Africa, Japan, Brazil, and Mexico likewise all show improvement since Liberation Day.

That is why tariffs matter. That is why enforcement matters. That is why domestic investment matters. And that is why the March trade numbers matter.

The Biden-Harris model was borrow, regulate, import, subsidize, and surrender. The Trump model is produce, invest, export, enforce, and win.

The March trade report shows that model taking hold. Trumpnomics is rebuilding the industrial base the globalists sold off, one factory floor, one export order, one capital investment, and one hard-nosed trade enforcement action at a time.

https://www.realclearmarkets.com/art...n_1180893.html

You shut the up about Iran.

lol

[TSA]

Or you can plainly lay out how Trump and his tariffs are helping Americans get the healthcare they need, roofs over their heads and food on their tables. In your own words.

You'll fold now as usual.

Are you purposely building a strawman or are you just too stupid to realize it?

I’ll humor it. Wages have been outpacing inflation. Rent at lowest levels in years. Home sale soaring. Food prices rose at same rate as Biden’s last year in office (which you never once complained about)

[TSA]

Morons like you desperate for internet wins always fall for the cherry picked data that supports these Trump articles.

Gas prices being high affects more than me getting around town. It affects everything, moron.

Here you go, you stupid bootlick: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/27/b...er-prices.html

Cherry picked data?!?! It’s the ing trade report put out by the BEA that tracks, wait for it…imports and exports. Nothing is cherry picked you ing moron the data is the data. You are so ing dumb I’m not sure why I even bother dropping in once every few weeks as you just get dumber and dumber. Are the all time stock market highs I keep posting also cherry picked? that’s how ing dumb your argument is you ing simpleton.

And right after I get done saying your entire view on the economy is based around gas prices you prove me wrong by, wait for it…posting an article about gas prices

[Blake]

Cherry picked data?!?! It’s the ing trade report put out by the BEA that tracks, wait for it…imports and exports. Nothing is cherry picked you ing moron the data is the data. You are so ing dumb I’m not sure why I even bother dropping in once every few weeks as you just get dumber and dumber. Are the all time stock market highs I keep posting also cherry picked? that’s how ing dumb your argument is you ing simpleton.

And right after I get done saying your entire view on the economy is based around gas prices you prove me wrong by, wait for it…posting an article about gas prices

Your real clear article is all cherry picked. You're an idiot.

[Blake]

Are you purposely building a strawman or are you just too stupid to realize it?

I’ll humor it. Wages have been outpacing inflation. Rent at lowest levels in years. Home sale soaring. Food prices rose at same rate as Biden’s last year in office (which you never once complained about)

See, you're leaving out a lot of like foreclosures and unemployment rates. You're a stupid cherry picking lemming.

[Blake]

You shut the up about Iran.

lol

OBLITERATED!*

[Blake]

https://x.com/Markzandi/status/2051287923073368175?s=20

[TSA]

See, you're leaving out a lot of like foreclosures and unemployment rates. You're a stupid cherry picking lemming.

Leaving out a lot? We’re at full employment and jobless claims just hit a 5 decade low. The labor market is fine and the Fed agrees and isn’t cutting rates. I humored your strawman and addressed what you brought up and now you want to continue to build on your strawman while simultaneously moving the goalposts?

[TSA]

https://x.com/Markzandi/status/2051287923073368175?s=20

crying about cherry picking and then posting this graph as if these two data points are indicative of the economy as a whole. Not surprising you’d latch on to a partisan economist like Zandi. Like you he didn’t cry about inflation when Biden was in office. We are still far under Biden’s average inflation rate for his entire term. Back when Biden was in office and inflation was just over 3% Zandi was not only calling for the Fed to cut rates but also questioning why they even had a 2% target and why their target wasn’t higher.

You always link to the tiest and most obvious partisan hack economists

[TSA]

Your real clear article is all cherry picked. You're an idiot.

too stupid to understand trade report data