Is Trump’s Back-and-Forth on Tariffs a Stock Market Manipulation Scheme?

Trump’s unpredictable swings on tariffs—imposing them one day, reversing them the next—have created extreme market volatility. But is this just erratic policymaking, or is it a deliberate strategy to benefit wealthy insiders?

Consider this: Every time tariffs are announced, stocks drop. Those who anticipate the move profit by short-selling. When tariffs are lifted, the market rebounds, and stocks bought at a discount sell for a profit. This cycle rewards those with inside knowledge while creating instability for everyone else.

While there’s no direct proof Trump or his allies are orchestrating trades, his administration’s history of favoring the ultra-rich, deregulating financial markets, and leveraging economic policies for personal gain raises serious questions. At the very least, his tariff games turned the stock market into a casino—where the house always wins.

Coincidence or calculated? You decide