The US election is coming in January, and the next president will be none other than Trump. Then there will be another spectacle of gold and US dollar rising. Looking back at the time when he won the election in 2016, both the US dollar and gold rose. The simultaneous rise of these two assets, which usually move in opposite directions, shows that the market is optimistic about the economic revitalization that Trump's administration may bring. In fact, his policies have indeed promoted economic growth.
The Federal Reserve is expected to choose to cut interest rates during the election, which will further promote the arrival of this round of bull market. China's economic pressure may therefore be reduced, the liquidity of funds in the market will increase, and it will become relatively easy for ordinary people to make money. However, banks will follow the Fed's pace of interest rate cuts and continue to raise the deposit reserve ratio and interest rates to absorb residents' deposits.
I have always been pessimistic about the A-share market. Even if A-shares rise, it will not last too long, and it is suitable for short-term and medium-term operations. Long-term operations are easy to be trapped.
