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The Impact of Trump's Social Media Posts on Market Movements A Study

As we navigate the complexities of the digital age, it's fascinating to explore how global leaders utilize social media platforms to share their thoughts and opinions. In this blog post, we'll delve into a recent study by JPMorgan that examines the impact of Donald Trump's social media posts on market movements since his reelection.

A Shift in Tone Fewer Market-Moving Posts?

The study reveals that only 10% of Trump's 126 posts since his reelection have caused clear market movements, which is significantly lower than during his first term. This decline may seem unexpected, but it's essential to note that the numbers are picking up. Last week alone, he sent more than 20 posts linked to sensitive topics like trade tariffs and foreign relations, double January's average. This increase in frequency and volume could potentially lead to increased market volatility.

Tariffs The Biggest Market Movers

Among Trump's social media posts, those related to tariffs have been the biggest market movers. A staggering one-third of his tariff-related posts have caused market movements. For instance, when he posted about implementing 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada, it led to more than 2- and 1-percent falls in Mexico's peso and Canada's dollar, respectively.

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China A Special Case

Trump's posts about China have been particularly noteworthy. While some of his tweets have caused market movements, others have actually led to gains. For example, when he said he had a very good phone call with President XI Jingping, it led to a rise in the yuan.

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The Elusive Profitable Trading Strategy

JPMorgan's analysts conducted backtesting on trading strategies based on Trump's social media posts. Unfortunately, their findings were disappointing. Even under highly optimistic assumptions, they estimated that buying the dollar versus a basket of G10 high beta currencies or the most directly-impacted individual currency for between five and 180 minutes after each post would only yield a 4% gain.

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The Astrological Perspective

As astrologers, we are keenly aware of the power of energy and vibrations in shaping our reality. While this study may not provide direct insights into astrology, it highlights the importance of understanding global market trends and their underlying energies.

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Conclusion

In conclusion, while Trump's social media posts may have had a significant impact on market movements in the past, the study suggests that this influence has decreased since his reelection. However, as astrologers, we know that energy and vibrations are always present, even if they seem to be decreasing.

Takeaways

1. Fewer market-moving posts don't necessarily mean fewer opportunities for trading strategies.
2. Tariffs have been the biggest market movers in Trump's social media posts.
3. Understanding global market trends is crucial for astrologers looking to gain insights into planetary energies.

References

JPMorgan Study Trump's Social Media Posts and Market Movements

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Edward Lance Arellano Lorilla

CEO / Co-Founder

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