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Four months into President Donald Trump’s second term, market observers have taken a cue from his fondness for condensing slogans into catchy acronyms like Maga, Doge and Maha, and devised a few of ...

The acronym TACO, meaning "Trump always chickens out," describes an investment approach in response to Trump's tariff policies. Trump has implemented and reversed tariffs on numerous occasions ...

Four months into President Donald Trump’s second term, market observers have taken a cue from his fondness for condensing slogans into catchy acronyms like MAGA, DOGE and MAHA, and devised a few ...

Donald Trump's love for catchy acronyms has been quite evident during his four-month presidency till now, and the US President is often seen turning catchphrases like MAGA, DOGE and MAHA into slogans.

Acronyms reflect volatility and uncertainty in Trump-era markets Investment strategies capitalize on Trump's policies and international goals Acronyms like TACO and MEGA highlight market reactions to ...

Ad Feedback The acronym was coined in early May by a Financial Times columnist and is now used as shorthand by some on Wall Street to indicate that traders shouldn’t fret too much about Trump ...