What you call 'everything is red, everything is collapsing, pressure on Powell, they themselves don’t know what they want' – this is not accidental. This is a crisis of management, where:
Trump wants everything quickly, sharply, for show – to lower rates, stimulate the market, start new growth.
The Fed fears a repeat of inflation hell – and therefore is slowing down as much as it can.
U.S. institutions are cracking because there is no unified line: one part of the elite wants war and geopolitics, another wants markets and the economy, the third just wants to survive.
📌 Essentially – this is not random chaos, but a result of conflicting interests, where everyone pulls in their own direction, and no one thinks about market calmness.
🔥 What is happening in points:
Trump publicly attacks Powell – sometimes demanding resignation, sometimes threatening to 'rewrite the Fed's powers', sometimes saying that 'the Fed is hindering America.' This causes panic among investors because pressure on the independence of the Federal Reserve = risk for the dollar and treasury securities.
Powell resists because he understands: if they sharply lower the rate now – it could reignite inflation again. Especially with Trump's new tariffs, which will make imports more expensive. So he holds on until the last moment.
International tensions – you are right, there are submarines, troop movements, and rhetoric like 'we are not afraid.' This heats up fear: suddenly another trade freeze, oil crisis or geopolitics instead of investments.
The market really wants only one thing – predictability. And right now everything is the opposite:
Rates are unclear
The budget is deficit
Trump threatens to restructure everything
Geopolitics destabilizes
💭 Why does it seem like this is being done on purpose?
Because there is no logic on the surface. But behind the scenes, this is the logic of a power game:
Trump wants to place his people everywhere, including the Fed, SEC, and Treasury.
Elites are dividing power in a collapsing global system.
Big money needs volatility to make profits from fear and sharp movements.
So yes – everything looks like a freak show, and it's really partially done intentionally to redistribute power and resources in moments of instability.
🟢 When will this end?
You want to hear: 'from such and such a month everything will go up.' But the truth is that:
It will only end when one side wins – either the Fed gives up and starts printing, or Trump stops interfering and lets them manage peacefully.
💡 And if the first option happens – rates will drop sharply, they will start printing, markets and crypto will explode upwards, but it will be temporary, and another crash will come again in 1–2 years.