A Gallup poll found this week that Americans are pessimistic about their finances at a record-breaking level. The pollster revealed that 53 percent of Americans believe their financial situation is worsening. That figure marks the first time since 2001 that the majority of Gallup’s respondents expressed fears that their finances are not improving. Notably, the survey was conducted over two weeks between April 1 and April 14. President Donald Trump rolled out his “Liberation Day” tariffs on April 2, which sparked a stock sell-off that crashed U.S. markets and wiped out hundreds of billions in market share. Markets have remained volatile ever since. The S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average were down about eight percent on Tuesday compared to a month ago. This uncertainty is perhaps why Gallup reported just 29 percent of respondents expect the stock market to go up over the next six months, while 58 percent think it will decline. That is a significant reversal from January, when 61 percent foresaw the market gaining and only 18 percent felt it would decline.
Yep, in just 100 days the convicted felon criminal traitor has made America the GREAT Depression AGAIN. What a fucking moron.
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