Donald Trump doesn’t control the markets — but he’s mastered how to move them. With a single tweet or bold remark, he’s sent stocks surging or plunging. Not by accident, but with calculated timing and a sharp instinct for public attention.
From talking tariffs to criticizing the Fed or hinting at his stance on crypto, Trump knows that markets listen. And he’s used that to his advantage — boosting his image, deflecting from controversy, or rallying his base by framing economic shifts as political victories.
Take this example: Bitcoin dropped 4% after Trump’s comment on EU tariffs, triggering over $300 million in liquidations. That’s not a coincidence — that’s influence.
Trump has also turned his brand into a market force. From Trump-themed NFTs to stocks riding the MAGA wave, his name alone can drive volume. It's not traditional market control, but in a world where headlines rule, Trump doesn’t need to own the game to bend it.
Whether you admire him or not, Trump knows how to shake markets and shape narratives. That’s power — used boldly.
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