US trade court says Trump’s global tariffs are illegal
Wow Cool, I just saw this news, outside could be a rivest of Trump's tariff policy could change instantly, it seemed like I had said something about Trump's tariff policy on another topic here, about the 50% crazy tariff.
I remember here:
https://asktom.cf/index.php?topic=5544233.msg65410103#msg65410103So my guess is right about Trump's age and disease, this is really unexpected, so if the court says that means that so far the Trump tariff policy is not known Designed at home so that the court says illegal, really the elderly mind.
Most of the time, policy debates focus on strategy, but who’s actually making the decisions (age, health, even stress levels) those things matter too, especially when the world can change because of one person’s mood or impulse. No system is immune to the quirks of its leaders, and the U.S. isn’t an exception
And yeah, the court calling these tariffs illegal does say a lot about how rushed or ungrounded some of these decisions might’ve been. It’s a reminder that checks and balances only matter when someone actually stands up and says “hold on, this isn’t how we do things.” Maybe it takes a judge to remind the whole world that even powerful people can’t just do whatever they want, no matter how old (or stubborn) they are
Trump imposed tariffs, after which he collapsed the stock and financial markets in the interests of himself and his friends. After which he cancelled his threats, as if this were some kind of broken promises of a child at school. And this is actually wrong and, of course, it should be subject to some regulation, because it turns out that a person at the helm of the most powerful state in the world and simply speculates with his words, increasing his wealth.
And this situation must end sooner or later, and therefore I believe that if he really is dealt with and all Trump's words begin to be regulated, then the stock markets will react positively, as will the cryptocurrency markets and we will also see the growth of Bitcoin.
When policy announcements feel more like market triggers than actual strategy, it’s hard not to wonder who really benefits in the short term. The feeling that someone at the top can just flip the switch, move markets, and then walk it all back does start to look less like leadership and more like manipulation. Regulation or some kind of check seems reasonable, at least to bring back a sense that there are real boundaries to what’s allowed. When there’s no line, it’s not just investors who get nervous. It’s everyday people trying to plan for the future. The uncertainty seeps into everything
When trust in the process drops, people start looking for systems that can’t just be steered on a whim or for personal gain. If leadership got held to tighter standards, and you actually knew what the rules were, without all the sudden changes, I agree, the markets (stocks and crypto both) might finally settle down a bit. And a lot of us would probably feel better just knowing we’re not all riding someone else’s mood swings
