On Thursday, April 3, US markets on Wall Street took a major hit as President Donald Trump’s extensive tariffs led to a massive $2 trillion loss in market capitalisation within the first few minutes of trading. The impact was felt across various asset classes. Despite expectations that the US Dollar would benefit from Trump’s tariff measures, it continued its decline, dropping below the 102 mark, while a Bloomberg index tracking the Dollar posted its largest loss on record. The Cboe Volatility Index spiked 40% in a single day, reaching 30 and the yield on the 10-year Treasury bond dropped to 4.03%. While traditionally, moments of economic crisis were met with anxiety and gloom, the rise of social media and meme culture has introduced a new way of processing and reacting to these events. Memes about stock market crashes often combine humour with satirical commentary, allowing people to laugh at the chaos while also reflecting on the sometimes absurd nature of the markets. Indian Stock Market Today: Sensex, Nifty Open Lower Amid Weak Global Cues Post Donald Trump Tariffs.
Stock Market Crash Memes
How mature and experienced investors behave during volatility.
They do nothing.
They don't get scared.
They enjoy the moment.#stockmarketcrash #StockMarketIndia#StockMarketNews #DowJones #TrumpTariffs #Trump #TrumpRecession pic.twitter.com/BK4odVPGlT
— Neetu Khandelwal (@T_Investor_) April 3, 2025
Couldn't Believe!
I'm watching the US stock market right now and this scene came to mind #stockmarketcrash #StockMarket #Gremlins pic.twitter.com/LNQluJ9TiF
— Nigel (@WaffleRobot) April 3, 2025
Checking My Account
Watching the stock market crash when my checking account has $200. pic.twitter.com/GU7YxzF8sK
— রাজ শেখর (@DiscourseDancer) April 3, 2025
US Stock Market Right Now!
US Stock Market right now…
#stockmarketcrash #TrumpCrash pic.twitter.com/TzHdHTBL8Q
— Monster Of Truth (@TheMooseOfTruth) April 3, 2025
Retails Investors Be Like
New retail investor entering stock market 😜#stockmarketcrash #StockMarket #DowJones #TrumpTariffs #Trump #TrumpRecession
— Neetu Khandelwal (@T_Investor_) April 3, 2025
ROFL
Stock market crash? Millennials about to party like it’s 2008. pic.twitter.com/VGsuFFPD3l
— Andrea 🌻 (Taylor’s Version) (@AmericanKaw13) April 3, 2025
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