The first 100 days of Donald Trump are marked worse than the American stock market since Gerald Ford

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Of course, US actions lost almost 8 percent during American American cars in the first 100 days of Donald Trump – the worst start for the new administration because Gerald Ford took over the presidency five decades ago.

The S&P 500 Wall Street decreased by 0.4 percent on Tuesday morning. From the day of inauguration, he declined by 8 percent, when the Trump’s aggressive trade program unleashed the waves of volatility, which shocked the faith of investors in the prospects of America’s growth and caused concern about the bunch of inflation caused by the tariff in the world’s largest economy.

The Blue-Chip Index, which reached a record high in mid-February, has recently fell over the first 100 days as president in the second half of 1974, when Ford entered the White House after Richard Nixon’s resignation, Financial Times said FACTSET data.

The US shares were then tightened in a prolonged sale caused by recession and rapidly raising oil prices.

Half a century later Trump’s attempts to improve the global trading system by clapping a steep “mutual” tariffs Most countries loaded the US financial markets into fresh upheavals, strategists and investors said.

“We decided to fight every child at the playground at the same time,” said David Kelly, the main global JPMorgan Asset Management strategist. “The markets tell us that there is doubts about whether the US has an advantage if they have taken the rest of the world.”

According to George Pirkes, the macro in the ordered investment group, investors were weakened by the staggering announcements related to the trade coming from the White House.

On April 2, the shares collapsed after Trump’s wide tariffs, but resumed most of these losses after the main part of the collections had been postponed for 90 days.

“My model of where we are is Wile E. Coyote, when our feet rotate in the air, trying to find out how big the rock we just jumped,” Pirks said.

The decrease in the market this year has caused the protection of most investors on Wall Street, which predicted the market boom within the Republican administration of deregulation. More than 10 largest banks in America have reduced their price targets in recent weeks against the backdrop of capital assets intended for dollars.

Lisa Shalet, Chief Director -General for Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, said investors “have the right to feel exhausted.”

The Trump Day tariff catalyzed the chaos market, “she added:” Out again, again, the tariff policy that made maximum uncertainty, periodically outlined by the statements of the administration aimed at assurance and de -escalation. “

According to Goldman Sachs, foreign investors started a year with a record 18 percent of the US, but sold approximately $ 60 billion. The European leaders managed the majority of sale.

Both dollar And the US Treasury also suffered from investors’ response to the incorrect Trump tariff ads.

In the markets of stocks recently highly trapped American technological stocks were the most violent DepthWhich stunned investors in January when he claimed that he had created a great linguistic model for the share of competitors in the Silicon Valley.

In December Tesla, Alphabet, Nvidia and Meta-Member of the so-called beautiful seven-to-the-one of the most popular, rich US shares, the Citigroup analysis said.

All four have since become “overflowing with shorts” when investors rendered their exposition, and in some cases active rates against their shares began, Citi said in the customer’s note this week. “Everyone who was in (a wonderful seven) was injured,” Kelly Jpmorgan said.

Trump He repeatedly rejected the negative market response to some tariff ads and possibly evaluated his first 100 days “on the basis of what he did what would be, not whether the results were still good or bad,” said Tier Vizman, global foreign currency strategists.