U.S. Markets Bleed $11 Trillion as Trump’s Tariff Threats Spark Chaos
Since February 19, U.S. stocks have shed a jaw-dropping $11 trillion, with $3.25 trillion lost in a single day on April 4—eclipsing the entire $2.68 trillion global crypto market cap.
The Nasdaq 100 plunged 6%, officially entering bear market territory. The famed “Magnificent 7” tech giants tumbled 10.42%, led by Tesla, with Nvidia and Apple sliding over 7% each.
According to The Kobeissi Letter, April 4 was the worst day for U.S. stocks since March 2020. Recession odds? Now above 60%.
Why the panic? All eyes are on Trump’s historic April 2 tariff policy, which experts warn could trigger a full-blown recession if it escalates.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin stands tall—trading at $83,749, down just 0.16% over the week, showing rare stability amid chaos.
Even skeptics are turning heads.
“I’ve hated Bitcoin in the past,” said Dividend Hero. “But seeing it hold steady while everything else collapses is... interesting.”
Pompliano warns the Trump admin may be intentionally crashing markets to force rate cuts, avoiding the cost of refinancing $7 trillion in U.S. debt.
Is this a master plan or market mayhem?
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