At an event today, Trump said that when the government announces good news (impressive data), the market should rise as expected, not drop. Feels like the old man and his family really enjoy playing the secondary market. Translated the video , and this speech reveals a few key points: 1/ Dissatisfaction with current monetary policy: Trump believes there’s a paradox in the Fed’s decision-making process. Whenever the government releases strong economic data, the Fed raises interest rates to curb overheating, which in his view, stifles the momentum of the stock market and economic growth. 2/ Pursuit of extreme growth: He thinks America’s growth potential is limitless but is being constrained by current policies. He advocates for further strengthening the nation through low interest rates. 3/ Strong discontent with Fed Chair - Powell: He directly criticized the Fed for being rigid (stiff), lacking flexibility, and being stubborn. This also ties into the background of the criminal lawsuit he initiated against Powell personally.