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🔥 Global wealth and power are being reshuffled! Trump has drawn his sword and vowed to replace the Fed chairman Powell. Wall Street is urgently warning: this is not just a personnel change, it's a 'second-rate selection competition'! The ultimate gamble of the global money bag is opening now!
💥 Why must Trump act?
Right now, he only has one number in his mind: lower! Lower! Lower! He can't wait to smash interest rates through the floor. But Powell just won't take the bait. With only a little over a year left until the midterm elections in 2026, Trump can't wait—he urgently needs an economic 'quick-acting heart-saving pill'. Lowering interest rates is that pill: the stock market can soar, mortgage consumption will cool down immediately, and votes will naturally roll in. This is not an economic policy; this is a weapon of electoral warfare.
🃏 Among the three major candidates, who is the 'ultimate puppet'?
In the final circle are three: 'old subordinate' Hassert, 'Wall Street insider' Walsh, and 'just interviewed' Waller. Their surface identities are different, but their core labels are astonishingly consistent: must be obedient, must dare to charge, must carry out interest rate cuts to the end! The more compliant, the closer to the chair.
⚠️ But the real thunder has long been buried:
Once the Fed chairman is seen as a political pawn, the market's only 'stabilizing anchor' will disappear. From then on, decisions won't look at inflation and employment but will fully depend on the White House's signals. Signals will be flying chaotically, expectations will explode, just like traders say: 'Either be the puppet of the president or be the scapegoat for policy failure.'
💰 Does this concern your wallet?
In the short term, there may be a carnival: once interest rates drop, the stock market will party, and monthly payments will decrease. But in the long run, a central bank that loses its independence equates to planting a time bomb in the economy—policy credibility will collapse, asset prices will soar, and what rises today may crash tomorrow.
👁️ Next, keep a close eye on these three steps:
1. Who will Trump ultimately nominate (is it a choice of absolute loyalty, or leaving a bit of dignity?)
2. Congressional hearings (watch how candidates 'perform independence')
3. Market interest rate expectations (prepare for the roller coaster of ups and downs)
🔥 Who do you think will ultimately take office? Will the market respond with celebration or panic?
Share your judgment in the comments; in this game of financial power, let's keep an eye on the market together!
