Calling this hysteria is just a lazy way to dismiss legitimate concerns. You'd be wise to take note of that, not just for me, but for recognizing what's actually at play here. Inflation is climbing (expected to hit 2.8% in 2025), economic growth is slowing, and consumer confidence just hit a 2.5-year low. That’s already leading to market sell-offs and volatility. On top of that, global growth is cooling, and trade partners are hitting back with retaliatory measures.
Being concerned isn’t hysteria - it’s recognizing that these factors make a quick rebound unlikely. Sure, some billionaires will profit off the chaos, but for regular people, rising prices and economic uncertainty are real problems, not just stock market games.
