success of the markets and he has said it over and over again in various speeches. that's a risky thing to do, because markets react to what's going on in the country. the president seems to be connecting the dots only to his fed chairman and things his treasury secretary is doing. the markets can react to a number of things, such as pulling all troops out of syria and afghanistan and other actions of the president that has left the country unsure where things are going. the interest rate today or tomorrow is significant but it's not the only thing that shocks the market at any given point in time. so the president doesn't quite tie this back to himself in terms of his own responsibility for affecting the markets even though a president very much can because of the power a president wields. he's doing a lot of things to fix the market that aren't necessarily fixing it because there's no quick fix to these sort of things unless things stabilize, and right now the more decisions and statements trump is making, the more people don't know what's going to be happening tomorrow, because