A day is a long time in the Game of Thrones tariff drama that former-TV-star-turned President is creating on the set of his real life show called Being the US President! Just when we hoped the worst was over, Trump has introduced a dramatic twist to keep us tuning in to another episode of him slaying the stock market.

This isn’t a political statement but an economic one: Trump’s tariff tirade is madness. I’ll answer your top 10 questions to prove this US President is a threat to your wealth, your super, your job and your business.

Has Trump created a crash or a buying opportunity for stocks like Macquarie, Goodman, BHP, Promedicus and CAR & Gold?

This US President’s economic policies are naïve, opportunistic and wealth-destroying. The cause of America’s economic demise is the poor competitive ability of US manufacturing. This tariff madness will persist until Wall Street CEOs ‘get some guts’ and speak up.

Trump will act to make sure this market correction doesn’t turn into a crash, but he won’t want to wait too long. Read on…

Both Canada and Australia will have general elections in the same week, Canada on Monday April 28 and Australia on Saturday May 3. Here’s my take on who’ll be Canada’s next PM and a hint on who’ll win the Aussie election.

While the Trump tariffs aren’t as bad as they could have been for Australia, there is a second part to this Trump tariff tale and that will be the reaction of other countries to these US taxes on their exports.

Has Labor come up with a ‘you’ve got to be joking’ idea to give wage rises bigger than inflation? And is allowing employees to ‘steal’ a business owner’s clients and intellectual property another bit in their comedy routine?

The combination of a slowing economy and Trump tariff threats look set to deliver numerous rate cuts this year but there’s a lag. Let me explain…

What we’re looking at buying during the Trump tariff madness

Following the passing of laws last week, two thousand large employers won’t get government business if they don’t give women a bigger role in management and therefore meet gender equality targets.

Let’s look for the business promises that will turn Anthony Albanese or Peter Dutton into the business pin-up boy for the May election.