🇺🇸 TRUMP: “We’re blowing it away.”
President Donald Trump is making a bold claim about the U.S. economy and stock market.
Trump said that when he left office, the U.S. stock market was already at what he called the highest level in the country’s history.
But now, he says the market has climbed well above those levels.
His bigger message was about the economy.
Trump called his previous term “the most successful economy that we had ever had” and said he believes the current economic performance will go even further.
“We had a stock market that was very strong,” Trump said. “Now we have a stock market that’s much higher even than that.”
And then came his biggest prediction:
“I believe you’re going to be seeing that this is blowing it away.”
That puts the focus squarely on markets, economic growth and whether the current momentum can continue.
Wall Street has already delivered major gains over the years, but the real question now is simple:
Can Trump’s economic vision actually outperform the record he says was set during his previous term?
President Donald Trump is making a bold claim about the U.S. economy and stock market.
Trump said that when he left office, the U.S. stock market was already at what he called the highest level in the country’s history.
But now, he says the market has climbed well above those levels.
His bigger message was about the economy.
Trump called his previous term “the most successful economy that we had ever had” and said he believes the current economic performance will go even further.
“We had a stock market that was very strong,” Trump said. “Now we have a stock market that’s much higher even than that.”
And then came his biggest prediction:
“I believe you’re going to be seeing that this is blowing it away.”
That puts the focus squarely on markets, economic growth and whether the current momentum can continue.
Wall Street has already delivered major gains over the years, but the real question now is simple:
Can Trump’s economic vision actually outperform the record he says was set during his previous term?

