Right now, the market is extremely volatile.

It started off with a drop of around 800 points.

I believe that one was in the, was that NASDAQ, but a general few percentage points across

the board.

It's over the weekend, we had seen the Asian markets take a substantial hit.

Now, this, of course, has to do with Trump's tariffs.

And there was a rumor going

around that Trump would pause tariffs for 90 days, resulting in a massive spike in the market,

skyrocketing upwards several points. Everybody on the right started cheering, saying, aha, we did it.

It's working. And then the rumor was cleared up by Donald Trump to statements from the left

saying, literally, the thing that caused the market to jump 10 points, the White House wants

you to know, they did not do. And then the market reversed course. Right now, it's sitting

around minus 1%ish on average, which is bad, considering it's already down like 6,000 points or that's like

what, like 11% or so. So actually, what is that? 15, almost 20. It's a big deal. It's a big deal for a lot of

people, but it's not a big deal for Gen Z, admittedly. Gen Z who don't own homes and don't really

hold stocks. It's not a big deal for the

younger generation, which makes this whole conflict very interesting. The most affected are going

to be retirees and the ultra wealthy, which of course is bad for retirees, but Donald Trump is

not backing down, threatening new 50% tariffs on China if

Beijing doesn't remove retaliatory duties.

Everybody thinks they know what's going on.

Everybody thinks they know.

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