10% of stockholders hold over 80% of stock value on the exchanges, so a Dow...I presume...at 26,000 is good news for those who have large portions of their wealth in the market, but of little or no consequence to the majority of Americans who either hold no stocks, or insignificant amounts.
Perhaps your allegiance to King Donald the first is why you avoid explaining why declining stock prices are suddenly surging: Trump has been forced by powers beyond his control to make a deal with China that he did not want even just prior to stepping on a plane to go to the G-20! Either the consensus of opinion among the global investment class does not care whether China supersedes the US as global finance center, or they've told him he'll have to wait until later to kneecap China, cause what he's doing now is bad for business.....their business. And whatever we hear about how stubborn or narrow-focused King Don is, this is another example of him being forced to bend to the will of superior forces!
Everyone who actually works for a living employed by any large manufacturer understands that there is always enough money for the stuff they want( if they're reaching the end of the line they start profit-taking), and when they have to cut corners, it's always at the workers expense! Doesn't matter if we're talking GM or Ford or any Japanese car company, the corporate culture remains the same!