Finfluancer and Wisdom Hatch, Akshat Shrivastava, believes that there is more things in Donald Trump’s aggressive commercial movements than in sight. “What Trump is doing right now looks crazy. And he is probably,” he wrote to X. “But there is a plan that Trump has launched. No one can guess the results. But at least he has the discomfort for making hard calls.”

Shrivastava’s post offers a wide range of rivalry in the United States -a number and the structural changes in Trump’s approach. According to him, China has long been the “obvious successor” of the United States, based on a strategy for exporting quality goods to competitive prices.

“If you study the model of China, it is very simple: exporting great things to cheap price,” he wrote. This approach covers everything, from manufacture and robotics to semiconductors. “The more they practiced, the better they obtained. The better they obtained, the less manufactured in the United States. With less manufacture, the United States became less competitive,” he said. The result: growing global dependence on China, including on the same United States.

For years, he holds Shrivastava, both countries remained in their lanes. The US obtained low -range products from China as they focused on high -end innovation. But over the last decade, China has been higher, especially after dealing with internal pressures such as the average income trap and a real estate crisis. “To truly compete against the United States, he has to compete with technology. And, interesting, he has the muscle, knowledge and weight to do so,” he said.

So where does Trump’s game book fit?

Shrivastava suggests that it is to rebuild the industrial foundation of America, not only in advanced technology, but throughout the table. “The United States Games Plan is to build their own capabilities before it is too late. And go to the manufacture of high and low range (using robotics),” he wrote.

He doubled in his previous point: “What Trump does right now looks crazy. And he is probably. But there is a plan that Trump has launched. No one can guess the results. But at least he has the inconvenience to make hard calls.”