Trump criticizes the market's "good news not rising" anomaly, warning dissenters that they will have no chance to lead the Federal Reserve.

Trump stated on social media that despite the GDP growth rate in the third quarter exceeding expectations, the market's reaction to good news is unusual; good news often raises concerns about interest rate hikes, leading to a decline in the stock market instead of an increase. He believes that a strong market will not trigger inflation; it is erroneous policies that will. Trump hopes that the new Federal Reserve chair will lower interest rates when the market is doing well, rather than suppressing the market, allowing it to return to normal fluctuations. He stated that inflation will naturally ease, and interest rates can be raised again if necessary, but actions should not be taken to suppress increases. Trump also emphasized that anyone who disagrees with his views should not expect to lead the Federal Reserve.