Trump: Employment data is strong, yet the stock market is falling, with high interest rates being the culprit.

BlockBeats News, September 5 - Trump posted, "We just had great numbers on jobs, and the market should be going up because our credit and economy are in better shape, but as always, over the past 25 years, the stock market has been going down.

Because we live in a fake reality where it is believed that if things are going well, we must 'kill it' due to the 'fear' of inflation. It should be the opposite, and it was that way until 25 years ago. If we stick to this theory, we will never achieve the true economic prosperity our country deserves, because every time we do well, foolish people want to immediately halt this good upward momentum. Growth does not cause inflation!

This morning, the moment I saw these excellent jobs numbers, I understood that the market should have soared like a rocket, but instead it went down. Our GDP growth rate should be 15% to 20%, not 2%, 3%, or 4%; America should be far stronger fiscally than it is now. Debt should be paid down, and all other benefits should be realized. Remember, for every one percentage point rise in interest rates, America bears a cost of $650 billion per year. We should have the lowest interest rates in the world, because we get everything moving and bring tremendous economic wealth to countries that might otherwise be in trouble!"