The volatility of the U.S. stock market has intensified. The Nasdaq fell more than 2% last night, and even the small-cap Russell fell 1%. This is no longer the rotation that occurred last week.

Interestingly, the VIX jumped more than 1 point on Tuesday when the stock market was quiet, which is actually quite a move, and traders seemed to be expecting more volatility. That is exactly what we saw later, with the VIX rising further today. Volatility was actually very low over the past year until the assassination of Trump last weekend, as traders were struggling to understand what this meant because his chances of winning increased significantly.

We thought we knew the impact on the stock market. Most people thought Trump was bullish for the U.S. stock market, but now he is talking about tariffs on chips. The technology industry is confused and uneasy, causing technology and chip stocks to fall. These potential tariffs may not be conducive to inflation, so bond yields are higher. The market is trying to piece together the full picture of Trump's deal, but the more he talks, the more confused the market becomes. Recalling his first term, it was the same. Every day, it was hard to keep up with the new plot. In the past few days, he and the vice presidential candidate have been making remarks, and the noise has confused the market. The correlation between various markets has almost broken down. People are doing different things in different markets.

There is no real theme right now, which means volatility is likely to remain high and there will be more days like this in the future. If you were trading during the Trump administration four years ago, you know exactly what that was like. So this is something we have to pay attention to, high volatility means correlations become difficult, and it also means that both longs and shorts can get wiped out because the market is so volatile. So we have to keep this in mind when we trade now.

If you look closely at my articles, I hinted at sats below the 7.12 article, and now they have doubled. Those who bought the bottom early have now tripled.

We thought we knew the impact on the stock market. Most people thought Trump was bullish for the U.S. stock market, but now he is talking about tariffs on chips. The technology industry is confused and uneasy, causing technology and chip stocks to fall. These potential tariffs may not be conducive to inflation, so bond yields are higher. The market is trying to piece together the full picture of Trump's deal, but the more he talks, the more confused the market becomes. Recalling his first term, it was the same. Every day, it was hard to keep up with the new plot. In the past few days, he and the vice presidential candidate have been making remarks, and the noise has confused the market. The correlation between various markets has almost broken down. People are doing different things in different markets.

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