Sentencing is scheduled for January 10, 2025, ten days before his inauguration.

But what does this mean for the economy and markets? Trump promised to make America great again, cut taxes, and strengthen the dollar. Markets have already priced in optimistic forecasts: improved business conditions, a revival of manufacturing, and bold stimulus measures.

But are the expectations too high? Trump’s success largely depends on resolving internal conflicts and political uncertainty, which continue to grow each day. On one hand, there are promises of economic recovery; on the other, legal battles, scandals, and political disagreements.

Investors must ask themselves: are the stakes too high? Can Trump deliver on expectations under pressure? Or are markets expecting too much, too quickly?

The conflict between expectations and reality is not only a challenge for Trump but also a risk for the U.S. economy as a whole.