#ArbitrageTradingStrategy

Trump's tariff policies, including 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico, 20% on China, and reciprocal tariffs on the EU and others, create volatile markets ripe for arbitrage. Traders can exploit price disparities in tariff-sensitive equities, like shorting exposed firms (e.g., General Motors) while buying exempted ones (e.g., Boeing). Currency markets offer opportunities, such as long USD/CNY positions as the yuan weakens. Gold arbitrage thrives due to trans-Atlantic price gaps. However, risks include insider trading scrutiny and sudden policy reversals. Use inverse ETFs (e.g., ProShares Short Dow30) and monitor Section 301 investigations to navigate this dynamic landscape.