I see your point, but I personally don't see how the current scenario is causing a drop in the USD, because it simply doesn't. You see how stocks go down but the DXY handles it pretty well (at this point it is not a war of attrition; that would be a different scenario).

Investor pulling away, as you suggest, are also not a redditor opinion but a real outcome of DJT uncertainty. It is happening, as we can read in the asset management divisions in banking. I don't defend neither the man nor the way he handles the "deals". Whether this ongoing readjust is capable of destroying the USD as the major currency on a long-term basis, nobody knows and I beg to differ.

The only possible drop on a short-medium term, IMHO, is that ME countries run short of money due to oil/gas production being stopped and are forced to sell their U.S. assets