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They kind of bounced back relatively quickly.

I think they finished green for that following day.

Um, the Venezuela stuff, the Iran stuff, there's previous stuff.

I feel like the, the taco trade is priced in.

So it really takes something even crazier, kind of emboldens Trump to just go even crazier.

Right.

Because like, everyone's like, Oh, he's going to talk on all this stuff.

But then, but then it takes them to like, takes them to an even greater length, uh, until the markets freak out.

And I feel like that's, I'm just trying to understand that dynamic of like, well, if the, if the taco trade is priced in, he can just go even crazier until the markets kind of freak out.

It's like the rage bait culture, but then you turn that into a governing policy.

It becomes kind of dangerous.

And so, yeah, I just wonder at what point are we just going to see this over the next three years?

We're like, okay, we're kind of like Trump's going to post something on Truth Social.

The market might react for like half a day.

And then based on how the market reacts, Trump's going to change his mind.

And then we're just going to do this again and again and again.

And at some point, does it break?

Or is this just temporary?

Because Trump's going to be in office for three more years, right?

That's what the Constitution says.