The second half of the bull market: three possible scenarios:
1. Policy-driven gradual bull market: If Trump returns to the White House, the U.S. may introduce a series of market-friendly policies, followed closely by other countries, promoting a global economic recovery and leading to a slow rise in the stock market and U.S. stocks in a "slow bull" trend.
2. Crazy surge followed by a correction: As positive news materializes, the market may experience a round of bull market frenzy, with investor FOMO reaching its peak. However, a rapid decline may follow, entering a bear market phase. Historical instances of similar "bubbles" bursting and frequent scandals should not be overlooked, as tightened regulation will further exacerbate the market's correction pressure.
3. Healthy volatility: Although market fluctuations persist, as the market matures, the depth of the bear market will gradually lessen, leading to a healthy oscillatory trend, without a deep long-term bear market, but rather moderate adjustments and rebounds.