The selling frenzy by institutions and investors has ended, the selling pressure in the market has weakened, and it is difficult for us to see the market drop below the previous low.
What will happen below?
- Tariff pressures will be alleviated, and the Trump administration will introduce some form of tariff reduction before July.
- The Federal Reserve is likely to lean dovish, using interest rate cuts to offset the drag of tariffs. Even if there are no rate cuts this quarter, we expect to see some form of non-quantitative easing-style quantitative tightening driven by the Treasury to counteract the tariffs.
- Assets sensitive to liquidity will outperform the market, with Bitcoin being the most sensitive among currently mainstream assets.
- For most companies, profit growth will face challenges, but they will benefit from the clarification of trade policies and the easing of regulations.
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The market has currently bottomed out.
The selling frenzy by institutions and investors has ended, the selling pressure in the market has weakened, and it is difficult for us to see the market drop below the previous low.
What will happen below?
- Tariff pressures will be alleviated, and the Trump administration will introduce some form of tariff reduction before July.
- The Federal Reserve is likely to lean dovish, using interest rate cuts to offset the drag of tariffs. Even if there are no rate cuts this quarter, we expect to see some form of non-quantitative easing-style quantitative tightening driven by the Treasury to counteract the tariffs.
- Assets sensitive to liquidity will outperform the market, with Bitcoin being the most sensitive among currently mainstream assets.
- For most companies, profit growth will face challenges, but they will benefit from the clarification of trade policies and the easing of regulations.
The dominance of the big brother has yet to peak.