RT Wendy O (@CryptoWendyO)Do you think Totally Trump will fix the US economy in 6 months? https://t.co/IhryjEIx4b ...

RT Alex Krüger (@krugermacro)So I've lost the habit of posting here, as I've been traveling for an extended period of time and busy with personal matters. Plan to resume posting regularly soon. In the meantime let me share some quick market views given the dramatic moves we've just experienced.I see the current move as a smaller scale replay of last year's August crash (which bottomed on Monday).2024's August crash was driven by the BoJ hiking first (initial trigger for the infamous carry trade unwind), fol ...

Do you think Totally Trump will fix the US economy in 6 months? https://t.co/IhryjEIx4b ...

Six months into his comeback term, Donald Trump has taken full ownership of the US economy. His party must now sell it to voters https://t.co/bVK3NhjUvw ...

It always blows my mind that a portion of people out there are cheering for the demise of the US economy. ...

Welcome to Meet the Press Now. I'm Kristen Welker. As economists, businesses, consumers, and investors react to an alarming series of developments tied to the US economy and the president's shocking reaction to a sluggish jobs report.The trading day just finishing up with markets closing down all across the board as stocks continue to lose momentum after recently hitting new highs. The market pullback today coming after the labor department reported that the US economy created just 73,000 new jobs in July. ...

I want to bring in CNBC senior analyst and commentator Ron Insana. Peter Baker is New York Times chief White House correspondent and an MSNBC political analyst. Jason Ferman is former chairman of the White House Council of Economic Adviserss and a Harvard Kennedy School professor.It's good to have all of you here. So obviously Jason, that's the guy who had your old job who said basically nothing to worry about. This is quirks and seasonal stuff.Is that what we're saying. In one sense, I sort of agree with h ...

Polls show that voters are increasingly souring on Donald Trump’s handling of the US economy, but that disapproval still isn’t translating into a political windfall for Democrats https://t.co/kdVQ1ddAyb ...

I remember when I was here about 90 days ago, and I told you he's going to walk these back. The the the the tariffs that he announced on Liberation Day would have crushed the American economy. They would've been bad for consumers, ultimately bad for Trump's political standing.Wildly unpopular around the Hill. And that we should expect him to walk it back. And we have seen a steady walk back of those to the point where he started getting embarrassed.Right. The so-called taco trade ever. You know, Trump's alw ...

Market Sentiment & Economic Indicators - A new ETF, Granny Shots ETF, rapidly accumulated $2 billion in assets in less than a year [1] - Despite some enthusiasm, the general sentiment among Funstrat's clients (10,000 RAIA clients and over 400 hedge funds) is cautious, aligning with the $7 trillion of cash on the sidelines, suggesting a mid-cycle rather than a market top [4][5] - The ISM manufacturing index has remained above 50 for 29 months, the longest stretch in history, indicating businesses have been cautious [3] US Economic Performance & Global Comparison - US earnings growth since 2019 has surpassed all other countries, with India being the second closest but almost 20 percentage points behind [7] - 21 of the top 25 most profitable companies globally are US companies, justifying the large market capitalization of companies like Microsoft and Meta [8] - The US economy's strength is driven by technology, spearheaded by AI and digital assets, along with financial innovation [8] Market Valuation & Dominance - Meta and Microsoft's combined market capitalization equals that of the entire Tokyo Stock Exchange, reflecting the dominance of US companies [6]