Trump Tariff Market Crash: Donald Trump says he did not examine his 401K. Experts say you should not either

President Donald Trump said on Thursday that he did not investigate him 401k Account (Retirement Savings Scheme) when he was asked about the market accident as a result of his tariff at about 60 countries. “I think it’s going very well. It was an operation. Such as when a patient operates and it is a big thing. I said it would really be the same as it would be,” the President said a day after the Day of Mukti.
While his response was called Tone-Def on social media, individual finance expert Michelle Singlet in his column on Washington Post advised: Do not look at his 401 (K).
“Like many of you, I had gone without some things – for decades – so that I can invest money in 401 (K). I think it is how worrying it is when you are to keep money in the first generation stock market in your family. And like you, I have considered what I should do today,” he has written.
“Apart from shouting, I am not planning to change my investment strategy yet. In fact, I have not seen my 401 (K) because the markets started skiding in response to Trump’s tariff.”
The advisor has written that some things are left better. “If you have a good long -term investment plan and you are away from tapping your retirement funds, do not check how daily stock swings are affecting your retirement account.”

Did Fox News remove its tick when the stock market collapsed?

Fox News’ Genin Piro on Thursday urged the audience to ignore the pain for the “patriotic dedication for the President”. “I really don’t care about my 401k today. You know why? … I believe in this man,” Piro said. “Who is complaining? Wall Street. Very bad, he is helping the middle class. I think it’s going to happen in this summer.”
Social media users said that Fox clearly removed the stock market tick for the first time in 28 years. Fox rejected the claim and said that Fox never deployed stock tick full -time. A representative for Fox News told TV Insider, “There are claims on social media that this is the first time in 28 years when the tick has come down. Stock Tick has never been deployed on screen on a full -time basis.”