Sure. Here’s a human-style rewrite:
Okay, so here’s the deal. Everyone’s freaking out about the White House doing this and that with tariffs and, honestly, who can keep track? But Shah Gilani, who’s kind of a big deal in the investment world, says it’s all part of Trump’s grand scheme.
I mean, seriously, listen to this. When the stock market does its thing and starts acting all moody because of some White House policy, most of us might think about pulling the plug, right? But not me. No way.
Especially when we have a president who gets market vibes better than most of these political types. And the endgame? It’s all to be buddies with the market, or something like that.
Trump has this plan. If you caught me on Varney & Co. recently, you’d already know my thoughts: buying when tariffs make the market do the jitterbug might sound mad, but it’s actually pretty smart.
So, Varney asked me if Trump would jump in to save the market from crashing. My answer? Straight up “yes.” Not pulling that from thin air either, trust me. I’ve traded during crazy times: Black Monday, Brexit, that whole COVID mess.
Why the White House Won’t Let It All Go Bust
Here’s the thing: Trump isn’t gonna let the market nosedive this early. I mean, midterms happening soon in 2026, right? Since March, the tariff talk has been like a soap opera: autos, blanket deals, a wild 10% on trade partners. April 2nd was a bit nuts, markets dipped big time.
Folks were caught snoozing. Volatility and all of that – suddenly, it’s chaos city. But check this: every time there’s a big selloff due to tough trade chatter, it’s followed by some sort of backtrack, a pause, or whatever.
It’s not by chance, it’s clearly part of the plan.
Trump sees the market as a personal scorecard. A slump in the market, and it’s game over for approval ratings, investments dry up, and the news hounds feast… especially as 2026 draws near.
Playing Games, the Trump Way
We’re caught up in a big-time negotiation scene. Trump’s playing with tariffs like poker chips – raise, pressure, leverage… and pull back when needed. He doesn’t overdo it to the point of no return.
Been telling my readers, no need to freak. It’s about positioning yourself smartly. This tariff rollercoaster? It’s an event thing, not permanent. A hiccup with a foreseeable end.
Told my folks to buy a slice – well, like a third – of companies that shine, like:
- Apple
- Amazon
- Microsoft
- Meta
- Alphabet
- Nvidia
These giants aren’t just doing fine; they’re like powerhouse essentials for tech and the economy. Trump can roar and posture, but ditching America’s golden tech goose? Nah, I don’t see it.
Seen This Playbook Before
It’s not Trump’s first go-round. Remember 2018, 2019? Tariffs on China, triggering market shakes. But as soon as things got wobbly, he’d change tone. Hello, exemptions, rumors of deals – markets loved it.
This is the Trump Put: like a market safety net. If things turn sour, he acts. Be it easing up on tariffs, hinting at tax cuts, or nudging the Fed – done it before, will do it again.
Why? The guy needs markets – not just for votes, but to showcase policy wins.
The Real Play for Investors
Now, don’t get it twisted. I’m not saying go on a buying spree. Veteran investors know better. That’s why I advised my audience to gradually build one-third positions. Gives exposure but leaves room if another dip gives a better buy chance.
Why just a third? The game isn’t over, folks. Trump’s got a point to make. This could mean more tariff escalations. Another drop? We’re set to add on more.
Real wealth doesn’t come from panic selling when CNBC’s headlines scream. It’s about grasping what’s in play, spotting the cycles, and moving before everyone else wakes up.
Media likes to say markets are in limbo. Tariff threats loom… recession around the corner. They don’t get Trump’s big picture.
It’s this choreographed dance: push and watch the market push back – then ease off to claim the win.
If you see it like this – and trust that Trump won’t let market energy sag this early on – that’s the sign to buy the dip. Ease in. Brace for the bounce back.
Because when chaos is planned, so is the recovery.
And with my advice, you’ll be primed for both.
