Any military action against Greenland immediately escalates into a transatlantic crisis. At best, the U.S. would face sweeping sanctions from the EU and allied economies. At worst, it could spark an armed conflict between NATO members, something the global financial system is absolutely not built to handle.

    Markets hate uncertainty, and this would be uncertainty on a historic scale. Trade between the U.S. and Europe would likely be disrupted or frozen, shipping lanes in the North Atlantic and Arctic would be militarized, and global supply chains would seize up almost overnight. Energy prices would spike, insurance markets would panic, and investor confidence would evaporate.

    The U.S. economy is especially vulnerable here because it’s heavily dependent on globalized, high tech supply chains. Semiconductors, rare earth processing, advanced manufacturing none of these exist in isolation. If relations with Europe and allied nations collapse, access to critical components and materials would be severely constrained. A tech-driven economy can’t function if it can’t get chips, equipment, or precision manufacturing machinery.

    Beyond the immediate economic damage, the long-term consequences would be even worse: capital flight from U.S. markets, a weakened dollar, and a permanent loss of trust in America as a stable anchor of the global system. A move like this won't just be a geopolitical mistake; it would be economic turmoil on a scale we haven't seen in a long time.

    If America invades Greenland the stock market will pay the price
    byu/rocknrollenn instocks



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    26 Comments

    1. TheRedditModsSuck on

      I think the whole Greenland thing is just a distraction for all the other bullshit they want to do.

    2. LordFedorington on

      I think you overestimate Europe’s willingness to fight. I’m German btw. The only country in Europe who may do anything except talk after US takes Greenland is France and they can’t and won’t do things alone.
      The rest will send strongly worded letters, make a show of being outraged, maybe put a few tariffs on US and then hope and pray that Trumps dementia will get to him sooner than later.

    3. ialsodreamofsushi on

      Unlike everyone else here I agree, not only that but there is q real threat of military action. IE allies killing each other and escalation beyond a point of no return.

      There is a downside here no one is even discussing.

      I’m an American living in Scandinavia and this shit feels very real.

    4. If the US actually invaded Greenland, so many things would’ve gone wrong that the stock market vaporizing would just be a downpayment.

    5. Inner_Relationship28 on

      It’s a distraction so Trump can shake down the other gangster states like Iran and Venezuela and distract people from the overwhelming fact that he is a pedophile

    6. The US military,  Congress,  and senate will not agree to this. You missed including this vital point. Trump just wants headlines to distract from his dark pedo past. At the moment a cabal of pedos is controlling the white house. Sounds dramatic but it’s true.

    7. Farewell-Farewell on

      This is about stocks and shares.

      Ultimately, if the stock market crashes due to a Trump inspired takeover of Greenland, history has shown us that stock markets eventually recover. So, if you own stocks and shares, and are in it for the long-term, then short term mayhem can be ridden.

      If you are inclined to doom-think, then maybe invest in so-called “defensive” stocks that would be less impacted by market turmoil.

    8. Imagine export bans on ASML EUV machines, Novo Nordisk pharmaceuticals, AirBus parts, etc….

    9. The mutual freezing of assets would remove all liquidity from the markets, which could easily fall 40-50% in the space of a few days.

    10. wunderspud7575 on

      Also worth considering that a number of countries would call in US debt further weakening the dollar and compounding the effects of everything in the post.

      This is clearly Russia’s work. If everything played out as described, this would force economies the world over into parity with the Russian economy (i.e. in the toilet), levelling the playing field for war.

    11. The EU can’t sanction the US, because it has no leverage.

      What does the EU have that the US really wants? Literally nothing. The EU is nothing but land for US military base deployment. That’s all.

      Critical resources come from Russia, India, China, Brazil, Mexico, etc…, not the EU.

    12. Hot take:

      This is all deliberate to screw over the stock market so Trump and his bum chums can buy in low. Expect a big show of a build up, escalate tensions, then at the last minute a deal of some kind is made and everything pulls back to normal and some people make a lot of money.

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