One Trump post just shook the entire market – Then everything reversed [Video]
|Markets went into chaos last week after Trump announced a 100% tariff on Chinese imports, triggering a global sell-off across stocks, crypto, and commodities.
The Nasdaq dropped 3.6%, S&P 500 fell over 2%, and Bitcoin lost nearly 8% as panic gripped traders.
But just when fear peaked, everything flipped.
Over the weekend, Trump softened his tone - and by Monday, markets were roaring back.
In this video, I break down:
- What triggered the crash and why Gold pumped while stocks fell
- How sentiment flipped overnight, fueling a massive rebound in S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Bitcoin
- What the crypto heatmap tells us about renewed risk appetite
- Key price levels to watch next week for both indices and gold
And most importantly - how to protect yourself during headline-driven volatility. This is not just market news - it’s a real-time lesson in risk management, emotion control, and trading discipline.
If you trade indices, gold, or crypto - this breakdown will help you understand what really moved the markets and how to stay ready for what’s next.
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