TRUMP, GREENLAND AND THE PSYCHOLOGICAL ATTACK ON THE MARKET
Without the Nobel Peace Prize, President Trump seems to have shifted to another "front": Greenland.
From threats of tariffs on Europe to statements about "controlling Greenland for national security," the story is no longer pure diplomacy but has become a geopolitical-financial lever in true Trump fashion.
Essentially, this is still the same familiar tactic:
shock information → ignite instability → force the opponent to the negotiating table.
But the consequences this time are greater, as it directly impacts NATO, the EU, and the transatlantic trade order.
The market reacted very "appropriately":
VIX surged, gold – silver soared, stocks and crypto shook significantly.
Bitcoin plunged not due to internal deterioration, but because of money fleeing risky assets as geopolitical uncertainty skyrocketed.
Noteworthy points:
This is not a structural crisis, but a policy shock.
If history repeats itself, the familiar scenario remains: threats → toned down → compromise → strong market recovery.
Mr. Trump "disturbs," the crypto brothers suffer in the short term.
But such chaotic moments often open up the best long-term entry points.
