Is This the Start of the Trump Market Crash?

[JK-Trilly]

The S&P 500 index crossed below its 200-day moving average today, a very bearish situation for the markets, and it's still hovering at that level right now. After testing it during the previous two trading days, with that critical support level holding there at the 200-day MA, it finally broke through it today.
 

This might prove to be a triple bottom forming there at the 200-day MA, which would be a bullish buy signal, and with a chance for the market to reverse back up, but tomorrow’s likely weak February jobs report (unemployment data) could push the S&P 500 even lower.

A sustained drop below the 200-day MA is a sell signal for technical traders as the markets unwind and risk going into free fall. The last breach of this critical support area was over a year ago back in October 2023.

 

Trump might not really get it yet, but all of his self-destruct economic policies that he has launched, which are both inflationary, and causing unemployment to rise, could soon be coined as the “Trump Crash”. A situation that also could tip the economy over into a period of stagflation, which is a situation with high inflation, low growth, and high unemployment, all at the same time. 
 

Strap in Dorothy, cause Kansas is about to go bye-bye. 
 

[CallumWK]

Within 6 months US flags will fly half mast. Wink wink nod nod

[blaze master]

What the hell am I doing drinking in la at 26. 

[LiamB80]

There’s going to be some pain before it gets better. Some very good opportunities at the moment to get in during the dip. The real pain will happen in the Euro markets which will be a bloodbath.

[blaze master]

15 minutes ago, LiamB80 said:

There’s going to be some pain before it gets better. Some very good opportunities at the moment to get in during the dip. The real pain will happen in the Euro markets which will be a bloodbath.

 

Lol he did use those exact words regarding the auto industry. The media however put a much different spin on that comment. 

[Captain Flack]

A trolling meme has been removed.

[nauseus]

2 hours ago, JK-Trilly said:

The S&P 500 index crossed below its 200-day moving average today, a very bearish situation for the markets, and it's still hovering at that level right now. After testing it during the previous two trading days, with that critical support level holding there at the 200-day MA, it finally broke through it today.
 

This might prove to be a triple bottom forming there at the 200-day MA, which would be a bullish buy signal, and with a chance for the market to reverse back up, but tomorrow’s likely weak February jobs report (unemployment data) could push the S&P 500 even lower.

A sustained drop below the 200-day MA is a sell signal for technical traders as the markets unwind and risk going into free fall. The last breach of this critical support area was over a year ago back in October 2023.

 

Trump might not really get it yet, but all of his self-destruct economic policies that he has launched, which are both inflationary, and causing unemployment to rise, could soon be coined as the “Trump Crash”. A situation that also could tip the economy over into a period of stagflation, which is a situation with high inflation, low growth, and high unemployment, all at the same time. 
 

Strap in Dorothy, cause Kansas is about to go bye-bye. 
 

 

The self-destruct economic policies have been going on for years. 

[Hawaiian]

1 hour ago, LiamB80 said:

There’s going to be some pain before it gets better. Some very good opportunities at the moment to get in during the dip. The real pain will happen in the Euro markets which will be a bloodbath.

Look for for much volatility ahead.  Opportunities for sure, but be conservative and not greedy.

[bkk6060]

Yes.  I think it will be very choppy mostly lower for awhile.  But, his ego and legacy are important to him so at some point, he will take action to prop markets up.

In reality though at this point, the S and P is down only about 3% for the year. So, probably more downside coming.