President Trump's alleged "call BUY" twice implies a signal encouraging the purchase of stocks or investments, usually based on optimistic statements about the market. First time: Before Trump temporarily postponed tariffs for 90 days, he may have expressed positivity about the U.S. economy. This decision eased concerns about the trade war, helping the market stabilize or slightly increase. If timed correctly, this "BUY" signal could yield short-term profits, but the risks remain high due to volatility from tax policies. Second time: Around 5/9/2025, Trump is rumored to have issued another "BUY" signal, possibly related to trade negotiations or investments from the UAE, Saudi Arabia. This statement could boost investor sentiment, but the market remains unstable with inflation over 4% and a forecasted GDP drop of 2.8% in Q1 2025. If the two "call BUYs" coincide with a price increase, they indicate Trump's impact on market sentiment. However, Trump's tariff policies cause significant volatility, increasing the risk of recession.
