'President Trump Is Fixing America,' Grant Cardone Says, Wants You To 'Invest In Real Estate, Invest In America'

Real estate investor Grant Cardone is doubling down on his support for President Donald Trump's economic policies, claiming they're fixing the country and creating a golden opportunity for real estate investors.

With recent moves on tariffs and a drop in interest rates, Cardone believes now is the time for Americans to put their money into real estate and back the president’s vision.

“Lower rates, fair trade”

In a post shared on X, Cardone wrote: 

“President Trump is fixing America – 

• Lower rates 

• Fair trade not free trade. 

Trust the President. Invest in real estate. Invest in America.”

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Along with the post, Cardone shared a chart showing the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield dipping below 4% for the first time since October. Treasury yields have been falling sharply in recent days, reflecting growing investor uncertainty following Trump's rollout of his new “reciprocal tariff” policy.

President Trump is fixing America –
• Lower rates
• Fair trade not free trade.

Trust the President
Invest in real estate 🏡
Invest in America 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/yBHkNfPy69

— Grant Cardone (@GrantCardone) April 4, 2025

Market shakes after tariff move

Trump’s plan imposes a baseline 10% tariff on imports from more than 180 countries, sparking a global market reaction. As of Friday morning, the 10-year Treasury yield dropped over 10 basis points to 3.947%, its lowest level since October. The two-year yield also slid to 3.641%.

Investors are now weighing the broader economic impact of these tariffs and watching for clues in Friday's upcoming jobs report. Analysts are concerned that the new trade policy could slow growth.

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Jim Cramer calls it a “manmade disaster”

Not everyone shares Cardone's optimism. CNBC’s Jim Cramer, who has previously described himself as “pro-tariff,” blasted the policy in a CNN interview.

“Let’s get one thing straight: I’ve never been a free trader. Never. I’m a fair trader,” Cramer said. But he argued that what the country got instead was a “mess” — unbalanced tariffs, job losses in small towns, and a stock market downturn.

He said the promised reciprocal trade hasn’t materialized and criticized the math behind the tariffs as “ridiculous.” Cramer also warned that pensions have been hit and people have been left “in the lurch.”

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Split Reactions 

While Cardone urges Americans to trust Trump and “invest in America,” others like Cramer are questioning whether the economic pain is worth it. Still, some on Wall Street see long-term potential.

JPMorgan Chase JPM analyst Thomas Kennedy told CNBC, “…there will be a re-industrialization of America and that has real estate implications,” suggesting the tariffs could reshape the economy over time.

For now, though, the markets are reacting to uncertainty — and the divide between optimists like Cardone and critics like Cramer is growing wider.

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