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There’s a mathematical formula to determining when Trump will TACO — and here’s when a pivot is expected

There’s a mathematical formula to determining when Trump will TACO — and here’s when a pivot is expected
MarketWatch Wednesday 22 July 2026, 08:10 UTC By Steve Goldstein 1 min read
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The term TACO — “Trump always chickens out” — has become a popular, if not always reliable, method to forecast the next turn from the mercurial American president, who’s now leading a new fight against Iran that few see as winnable.

The term TACO — “Trump always chickens out” — has become a popular, if not always reliable, method to forecast the next turn from the mercurial American president, who’s now leading a new fight against Iran that few see as winnable.
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