The stock market’s persistent decline suggests a deeper strategy at play. It appears that Trump is actively trying to engineer a slowdown, likely to pave the way for a series of rate cuts. By fostering economic uncertainty, he may be looking to put pressure on the Federal Reserve to lower rates, creating conditions that could stimulate growth and provide relief to markets. This maneuver, if successful, could be aimed at propping up the economy and boosting market sentiment in the long term. However, it remains to be seen how the broader economic indicators will respond to this approach.

Apple and Nvidia Led Monday's $750 Billion Tech Wreck. How to Play the Aftermath

Trump's policy moves are causing angst. But one analyst says the broader AI thesis is still intact, and he names Tesla and Microsoft among big potential winners.The technology stocks that helped lead the market last year have had a rough go of it in 2025. This was evidenced Monday by Big Tech's historic decline in market capitalization.The "Magnificent Seven" grouping of large technology stocks collectively shed $759 billion in market cap during Monday's rout. That was the group's largest one-day loss of market cap on record, according to Dow Jones Market Data, based on data going back to May 18, 2012, when Meta Platforms Inc. went public.Large tech stocks enjoyed big runs in 2024, led by Nvidia's 171% gain. Now Meta, the second-best performer of the bunch last year, is the only "Magnificent Seven" name that's in positive territory so far this yea
Apple and Nvidia Led Monday's $750 Billion Tech Wreck. How to Play the Aftermath
# Tech Wreck: Apple and Nvidia Lead $750 Billion Market Cap Decline

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  • maleman
    ·2025-03-11
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    It's the 1st time I heard of a President creating a recession to force rate cuts. It's a dangerous game.
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