🚹 Could a Major Market Downturn Be on the Horizon?

🚹 As we progress into the latter part of the year, the global financial markets may face significant turbulence. Next week, tech giants such as Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon, each holding trillions in market value, are set to reveal their financial earnings. If their results fall short, similar to Tesla's recent disappointment, we could witness a severe market decline, possibly comparable to a black swan event.

The trajectory of the market—whether it crashes dramatically, slips gradually, or stabilizes smoothly—may hinge on the unfolding US presidential election. The current political landscape in the United States is marked by uncertainty, with Biden’s diminishing influence raising concerns. Amidst growing internal strife, the capital markets, known for their sensitivity, could react strongly to any disruption.

This election is shaping up to be unlike any before. With Trump’s chances appearing strong, the Democrats have been strategically working to weaken him for months. Their earlier restraint, perhaps in an attempt to maintain power, seems to be waning. Meanwhile, Republicans are positioning themselves to expose issues the Democrats have tried to bury, all before Biden’s term ends.

This escalating political tension warrants caution regarding the US dollar, bonds, and stocks, as the potential for political maneuvering increases. Both parties are poised for confrontation—one side eager to strike, the other setting traps for future battles. Investors must remain vigilant and strategic, avoiding overexposure and seizing opportunities when the market reacts to fear.

A sharp downturn could present a chance to bolster positions, especially as the global stock market, valued in the hundreds of trillions, contrasts sharply with the much smaller yet highly liquid and open cryptocurrency market, which stands at around $2.5 trillion. The rise of Web3 companies further adds to this dynamic landscape.

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