‘Trump’s economic madness has a plan…’: Startup founder urges investors ‘diversify like your life depends on it’

The war of renewed tariffs is to stimulate tension between the two largest economies in the world, and investors are urged to act quickly. While the United States during the era of president Donald Trump doubles its economic reaction against China, the strategic expert warns Sherfastava Aksatia of deep disturbances and calls for immediate diversification. Not only is the escalating friction with trade – it is a sign of a seismic transformation in the global power, and it places manufacturing aspirations and technology that are uncompromising in direct competition with the American Re -Manufacturing Games.

Sherfastava, the founder of Haksh, warned the investors against diversifying their property and margins carefully with the high tensions amid a new round of definitions announced by US President Donald Trump.

In a post on X (previously on Twitter), Shrivastava wrote, “China is the clear successor to the United States. If you are studying the China model, this is very simple: exporting great things at a cheap price. It applies to manufacturing, robots, and they are now better, and they are less than that, where they are less, and they are less than forms of conductors. Competitive.

He continued: “Until now: China and the United States have been competing for various reasons. The United States has been happy to buy low cheap things from China. As long as” advanced “things were left for the United States. But, ten years ago: Things have changed. China has stuck to capturing the medium courtyard. He – is.”

Shrivastava added, “So what is the US game plan to confront China? Well to build its own capabilities before it is too late. Entering everything: both high and low manufacturing (using robots). What is Trump now seems to be at least mad.

“What should you do as an investor? Variety like your life depends on it. Diversifying a profession, real estate, stocks everything you can,” advised.

This post ignited a vital discussion online, as users weigh the wider lessons of China’s rise.

“I think the main difference is that they have invested greatly in primary and secondary education while we focused on building a handful of elite higher education institutions. One of the large users of the well -educated population is well capable of critical thinking the highest assets of any country.”

Another books, “Until now the largest power in India was its human power. But with the replacement of strong, unacceptable robots, we have already lost all reasons.”

“The global economy is in a crisis, is not confirmed and unstable at this time. Even for veteran and experienced investors, investors include their heads in an attempt to understand the markets. Some markets have reached 2020. Now why do someone have to diversify or even invest …” read one comment.

Another said: “China is a huge economy of 18 trillion dollars. They have achieved this through their hard work and their strong strong leadership. They have the backbone to fight with anyone.”