I’ll go back and reread both our original Posts.
If I missed your point, it was unintentional.
The point is this: he’s running on idea that he can turn the country around, and his bona fides for that are his business career.
His business career involves being wealthy to start, strategic use of bankruptcy, and some fairly slick accounting, as well as nuzzling up to Democrat cronies to get deals done. That’s fine as a business career, but is no indication whatsoever that he understands macro economics.
It’s just fatuous to equate everyone who gets rich themselves with someone who can make the right decisions for the macro economy (that means everybody).