• In this post. Economist Peter Schiff expressed pessimism about the duration of the global economic boom after Trump won the presidential election.

According to the economist, the boom was driven by consumer #optimism fueled by misplaced confidence in the president-elect.

U. S. stock indexes and #digital assets reached all-time highs and the U. S. dollar reached its highest level in almost a decade.

Peter Schiff believes that Trump's economic boom is gradually gaining momentum. The economist added that consumer optimism will not last long, as the current economic problems will worsen.

economist Peter Schiff expressed concern about Trump's current economic boom. The economist's comments sparked a discussion on website X, with more people voicing their opinions on the possible consequences of the economic boom.

Peter Schiff said that consumer optimism about the economy has been gradually increasing since Trump's victory. He added that while the booming economy is likely to continue for some time, it will not solve the problems that voters expected Trump to solve.

Consumer optimism is growing and will continue to grow for some time, as false confidence in the boom caused by Trump continues to spread. However, the good mood won't last long as all the economic problems that voters hoped Trump would solve have worsened.

After Trump was re-elected president of the United States, U. S. stocks hit new highs and the dollar rose against other international currencies.

According to CoinMarketCap, #bitcoin also hit an all-time high a few days after the president-elect's victory. During the campaign, Trump announced his intention to prioritize digital assets, fueling current consumer optimism.

During the campaign, Trump also promised to make the U. S. a global bitcoin superpower.

Among his promises is the removal of U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Gary Gensler, who led various crackdowns on digital asset companies during the Biden administration.

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