Jerome Powell just made the biggest mistake of his career. | On Wednesday, the Fed refused to cut interest rates despite Trump's explicit demand for lower rates to fuel American growth. Powell held the line at 3.5%-3.75%, defying the president. | Trump's response? Swift and brutal. | Thursday morning, Trump announced he'll name Powell's replacement next week, saying "it'll be a person that will, I think, do a good job." | Powell's term doesn't expire until May. But Trump just made him a lame duck chairman with zero power and zero credibility. | Here's what Trump said about Powell Thursday: | "Jerome 'Too Late' Powell again refused to cut interest rates, even though he has absolutely no reason to keep them so high. He is hurting our Country, and its National Security." | Trump didn't stop there. He called Powell "politically biased," a "stubborn ox," and predicted that "with the help of the Fed, we could hit numbers that have never been hit before." | Translation: Powell is the only thing standing between America and 10% GDP growth. | And markets are already pricing in the change: | Gold exploded to $5,500—up $400 in one week—as the dollar weakened on expectations of a dovish Fed under new leadership. Silver hit $120. Precious metals are screaming that Powell's "higher for longer" doctrine is dead. | Trump's likely pick? Kevin Hassett, director of the National Economic Council, who has openly argued the Fed is "way behind the curve" and needs to cut rates aggressively. | | While Trump Reshapes the Fed, Smart Traders Are Reshaping Their Portfolios With Options | U.S. options volume hit 100 million contracts daily last year, with retail traders accounting for nearly 45% of that volume—yet most retail traders lose money because they trade like rookies instead of pros. | Pro options trader Jeff Zananiri, who traded on Wall Street alongside billionaires, discovered the simple "pro-level" secret that helped him grow a $5,000 account to $493,000 in less than 60 days during last year's market chaos. | With a new Fed chair coming, potential rate cuts ahead, and massive volatility expected in 2026, Jeff believes this could be the most lucrative year for options traders who actually know what they're doing. | On February 2nd-3rd at 12:30pm EST, he's hosting an exclusive 2-Day Options Bootcamp to share his Wall Street system with you. | | Past performance doesn't guarantee future results, but with the Fed changing and markets volatile, now's the time to learn from the pros. | | Powell thought Fed independence meant he could ignore the president. He was wrong. | Trump launched a criminal investigation into Powell over the Fed building renovation that ballooned from $1.9 billion to $2.5+ billion. He's publicly humiliated him. And now he's announcing his replacement while Powell still sits in the chair. | This is how you remove an obstacle without technically firing them. | And it's working. Markets are already trading as if Hassett (or whoever Trump picks) is running monetary policy. Powell is irrelevant. | So what happens next? | Trump announces his pick next week. The Senate confirms by April. Powell either resigns in humiliation or sits as a powerless figurehead until May. Either way, America gets the Fed chair it voted for. | Lower rates. Cheaper borrowing. 10% GDP growth potential. | This is what putting America First looks like in practice. | The Bottom Line: | Powell bet that Trump wouldn't actually replace him. He lost. | Next week, Trump names a Fed chair who understands that American strength requires American growth—and growth requires lower rates. | Gold hit $5,500 because smart money knows what's coming: The most dovish Fed in a generation. | Position accordingly. | Stay American. Stay ahead. | America First, America Always | P.S. Gold jumped $400 in one week. The dollar is weakening. Markets are pricing in rate cuts under new Fed leadership. If you don't own gold yet, you're betting Powell somehow survives this. Good luck with that. | | Your interaction with our content, in any format, is appreciated. We value your time and the trust you place in our communications. Thank you for being an active member of our community, and we look forward to continued exchanges in the future. Privacy Policy Wall Street Watchdogs ("the Company") values the privacy of visitors to Wall Street Watchdogs site and users of our services. This notice explains how we collect, use, and protect information. 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