"Trump’s First 100 Days: Stock Market Suffers Worst Start Since Nixon-Era Crash"**

A bombshell CFRA Research analysis has exposed a startling trend: Donald Trump’s first 100 days as president saw the S&P 500’s weakest performance of any new administration since Richard Nixon’s Watergate-scandal-plagued second term in 1973. While Trump often touts his presidency as a golden age for markets, the data tells a different story.

According to CFRA, the S&P 500 gained a meager 3.2% during Trump’s early months, paling in comparison to the 11.6% average for presidents since 1945. This underperformance even trails Jimmy Carter (5.8%) and George H.W. Bush (5.1%), whose terms were marked by economic turbulence. Analysts attribute the sluggish start to investor anxiety over delayed tax cuts, geopolitical tensions, and early stumbles in healthcare policy.

The Nixon parallel is particularly striking. During his second-term chaos—including the Watergate investigation and an oil crisis—markets slumped. For Trump, CFRA suggests his combative rhetoric and policy unpredictability may have spooked Wall Street despite Republican control of Congress.

This revelation challenges Trump’s narrative as a market savant. While stocks later soared on tax reform and deregulation, the rocky beginning underscores how political instability can overshadow short-term economic optimism.

As Biden-era market gains face inflation headwinds, the report raises critical questions: Are presidential honeymoon periods for markets over? And could Trump 2.0 learn from past missteps—or repeat them? Investors, buckle up. 📉🗳️

*What do you think drives market confidence in a president’s early days? Policy… or stability?*$BTC $SOL $ETH

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