Of course he did. The crash he intentionally started by illegally firing millions of middle class federal workers.

To personally profit by shorting the market.

And, as typical with TikTok trash orchestrated by Russia and China, it tries to spin Trump's malicious incompetence and corruption as a good thing.

It claims that Warren Buffett claimed it was genius move. Which he did not, and Berkshire Hathaway issued a statement immediately to that effect.

Also, hilarious that it claims the stock crash is no biggie because the top 8% own 94% of stock, so we shouldn't care that we lost a couple hundred grand in our retirement fund because rich people suffered more. As if Elon Musk's standard of living is going to drop because he's worth $400 billion instead of $600 billion. And as if the income inequality Trump works towards is a positive.

Speaking to Rolling Stone, several close Trump allies and administration officials, who often defend Trump's most fanatical actions, outbursts, or policies, did not or would not even bother defending the wisdom of a president promoting to the world the idea that he is tanking the stock market deliberately.
#13 | Posted by Gal_Tuesday

Trump (or future President Jethro) may be able to pardon himself from federal charges for his stock manipulation, but best of luck fighting off investor lawsuits for the rest of eternity for the $11 trillion in losses (so far, and that's just in the U.S.) that his corruption has caused.