#美联储降息预期升温

When Trump issued a tariff threat, the market instantly became an "emotional trading platform"!

Every time Trump speaks, the market seems to hit the "panic button." This time he mentioned increasing tariffs, and the global stock markets instantly turned into a wave of red. Investors once again experienced what it means: one person's words can move thousands of markets.
In fact, this wave of market movement is fundamentally a "shock of expectations"—it's not the tariffs that hurt the market, but rather the "shadow of tariffs" that frightens the market. Investors are not afraid of real policies, but rather the uncertainty of "not knowing what his next tweet will say."
From an operational perspective, large funds immediately shift to a risk-averse mode: gold smiles, and the VIX index rises sharply.
U.S. bond yields are declining, putting short-term pressure on the dollar.
And retail investors? They complain while still hoping to catch the bottom.
The punchline is that every time Trump creates panic, the market ultimately rebounds due to "expectations falling short."
So the truth of this market is: panic is the entry point, stability is the exit point.
Understanding volatility means understanding how to make money.