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Trump Made 5 Power Moves in 48 Hours — And Almost Everyone Missed What They Mean
I’ve written following President Donald Trump's moves for quite sometime.
I know how he thinks.
He doesn’t play checkers.
He applies pressure until something breaks.
So when Trump makes five major moves in two days, I don’t see chaos.
I see strategy.
Look closely.
Trump threatens tariffs on countries trading with Iran.
That’s not foreign policy.
That’s pressure on energy, currency flows, and global leverage.
He publicly warns his own Fed nominee about rates.
People laugh and say it was a joke.
It wasn’t.
It was a message:
Money policy is back on the table.
Then the Pentagon cuts ties with Harvard.
Military programs. Fellowships. Access.
Gone.
That’s not academic.
That’s a power pipeline being challenged.
Then Trump launches TrumpRx.
Dozens of drugs. Massive price cuts.
Big Pharma’s pricing model just got punched in the mouth.
And finally, DHS funding hits a hard deadline.
Deadlines create leverage.
Leverage forces restructuring.
Now connect the dots.
This isn’t about left or right.
It’s not about liking Trump or hating him.
It’s about how systems change.
Rich Dad taught me this years ago:
If you want to change the rules, you don’t debate them.
You stress the system until the truth comes out.
- Trade pressure hits currencies.
- Rate pressure hits debt.
- Institutional pressure hits influence.
- Price pressure hits monopolies.
- Deadlines force decisions.
That’s demolition before reconstruction.
Most people are watching personalities.
The financially educated are watching power shift.
I’m not telling you what will happen next.
I’m telling you this:
When money, institutions, and monopolies all come under pressure at the same time, the old system is being questioned.
And every time that’s happened in my lifetime, fortunes were lost by people who weren’t paying attention…
…and made by those who were.
That’s why financial education matters more than opinions.
Especially when Trump is moving fast.
I’ve written following President Donald Trump's moves for quite sometime.
I know how he thinks.
He doesn’t play checkers.
He applies pressure until something breaks.
So when Trump makes five major moves in two days, I don’t see chaos.
I see strategy.
Look closely.
Trump threatens tariffs on countries trading with Iran.
That’s not foreign policy.
That’s pressure on energy, currency flows, and global leverage.
He publicly warns his own Fed nominee about rates.
People laugh and say it was a joke.
It wasn’t.
It was a message:
Money policy is back on the table.
Then the Pentagon cuts ties with Harvard.
Military programs. Fellowships. Access.
Gone.
That’s not academic.
That’s a power pipeline being challenged.
Then Trump launches TrumpRx.
Dozens of drugs. Massive price cuts.
Big Pharma’s pricing model just got punched in the mouth.
And finally, DHS funding hits a hard deadline.
Deadlines create leverage.
Leverage forces restructuring.
Now connect the dots.
This isn’t about left or right.
It’s not about liking Trump or hating him.
It’s about how systems change.
Rich Dad taught me this years ago:
If you want to change the rules, you don’t debate them.
You stress the system until the truth comes out.
- Trade pressure hits currencies.
- Rate pressure hits debt.
- Institutional pressure hits influence.
- Price pressure hits monopolies.
- Deadlines force decisions.
That’s demolition before reconstruction.
Most people are watching personalities.
The financially educated are watching power shift.
I’m not telling you what will happen next.
I’m telling you this:
When money, institutions, and monopolies all come under pressure at the same time, the old system is being questioned.
And every time that’s happened in my lifetime, fortunes were lost by people who weren’t paying attention…
…and made by those who were.
That’s why financial education matters more than opinions.
Especially when Trump is moving fast.
