I’ve known Donald Trump for decades.
We co-authored Why We Want You to Be Rich.
We co-authored Midas Touch.
And I’ve studied The Art of the Deal—straight from the man himself.
When Trump makes a move on trade… it’s not random. It’s chess.
The Power Pause: Trump’s tariff “suspension” isn’t giving in—it’s a strategic stall to squeeze China for better terms.
From Boardroom to Situation Room: I’ve seen Trump use this tactic in deals we’ve discussed in The Art of the Deal—push hard, pause, then strike harder.
Your Portfolio’s Hidden Exposure: Every shift in tariffs sends shockwaves through manufacturing, supply chains, and stock prices—ignore it and you could pay the price.
This week, he signed a new Executive Order on tariffs with China. It’s not a retreat—it’s a calculated pause.
A 90-day suspension became a 6-month extension. That’s leverage. He’s telling Beijing: “Fix the imbalance, or the gloves come off.”
Why does it matter to you? Because tariffs hit more than cargo ships—they hit your wallet, your investments, your retirement.
The cost of steel. The price of electronics. The profit margins of American companies. All ripple effects.
Trump’s style—whether in real estate, in business, or in the Oval Office—is about forcing the other side to the table, then making them pay to sit there. I’ve seen it firsthand. And I can tell you: this move is about setting the stage for the bigger play.
The kind you don’t see until it’s too late.
Robert Kiyosaki
Editor, Money, Power and Profit
P.S. While Washington points to GDP numbers and pats itself on the back, I’m looking at the real data… and it’s alarming. Nearly 25% of student loans are now in serious delinquency. Apartment rent delinquencies are up as much as 39%. Credit scores are falling in all 50 states.
These aren’t signs of prosperity — they’re warning flares. That’s why I’ve put together an urgent action plan for what I believe is the impending U.S. Crash of 2025. You can see it here before it’s too late.