One Trump post just shook the entire market – Then everything reversed [Video]

Jasper Osita Independent Analyst

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.

Author

Jasper Osita

Independent Analyst

Jasper has been in the markets since 2019 trading currencies, indices and commodities like Gold. His approach in the market is heavily accompanied by technical analysis, trading Smart Money Concepts (SMC) with fundamentals in mind.

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