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US President Donald Trump is generally said to be inclined to react to Wall Street more than any other previous president. A businessman himself, Trump's emphasis on the stock markets once again appeared in yet another Truth Social post of his, wherein he shared his prediction for the Dow Jones Industrial Average or simply Dow Jones.
In his post, Record Stock Market, and National Security, driven by our Great TARIFFS. I am predicting 100,000 on the DOW by the end of my Term. REMEMBER, TRUMP WAS RIGHT ABOUT EVERYTHING! I hope the United States Supreme Court is watching.
Donald Trump here was referring to the case of his tariffs; that is, the US Supreme Court. The top court of the biggest economy of the world is yet to make a call on the legitimacy of the tariffs that Trump has unleashed on all of US' trading partners.
A decision that is not in favour of tariffs, and by extension, Trump could potentially see a major wave of uncertainty in the US markets.
The next date for a potential judgement by the US Supreme Court is on February 20.
This is not the first time that Donald Trump has said that there will be a major upsurge in the US indices.
In his famous World Economic Forum speech at Davos earlier this year, Donald Trump said that the sell-off following his threats to annexe Greenland by force amounted to peanuts and also called for a 100% gain in the market.
For context, the Dow Jones has seen a rise of over 12% in the past one year of trade ever since Trump assumed the Oval office.
In the past month of trade, that is, in the first month of trade in 2026, the index, despite volatility, has seen a 1.27% rise. The index currently stands at over the 50,000 mark.
Also Read: Investors can prematurely redeem this gold bond today at about 216% returns
In his post, Record Stock Market, and National Security, driven by our Great TARIFFS. I am predicting 100,000 on the DOW by the end of my Term. REMEMBER, TRUMP WAS RIGHT ABOUT EVERYTHING! I hope the United States Supreme Court is watching.
Donald Trump here was referring to the case of his tariffs; that is, the US Supreme Court. The top court of the biggest economy of the world is yet to make a call on the legitimacy of the tariffs that Trump has unleashed on all of US' trading partners.
A decision that is not in favour of tariffs, and by extension, Trump could potentially see a major wave of uncertainty in the US markets.
The next date for a potential judgement by the US Supreme Court is on February 20.
This is not the first time that Donald Trump has said that there will be a major upsurge in the US indices.
In his famous World Economic Forum speech at Davos earlier this year, Donald Trump said that the sell-off following his threats to annexe Greenland by force amounted to peanuts and also called for a 100% gain in the market.
For context, the Dow Jones has seen a rise of over 12% in the past one year of trade ever since Trump assumed the Oval office.
In the past month of trade, that is, in the first month of trade in 2026, the index, despite volatility, has seen a 1.27% rise. The index currently stands at over the 50,000 mark.
Also Read: Investors can prematurely redeem this gold bond today at about 216% returns
