…is why it's a lot more than just Trump versus Powell drama. Not to mention, when a standing president pushes on the Federal Reserve to bend at his will, it creates the illusion that the Federal Reserve is no longer independent. And long-term, it damages the central bank's credibility around the world, leading to a potential sell-off of US dollars. Either way, Jerome Powell's current term comes to an end in May of 2026. And after that, we're likely going to see some pretty significant changes across everything, including first the stock market. As of now, there's a lot of skepticism about where the market's currently headed. I mean, it's no surprise over the last 5 years, the market has done incredibly well. But going forward, some analysts are getting a lot more cautious. For example, Bank of America predicts that the S&P 500 is going to reach 7100 by the end of 2026, implying just a 3.…