According to Odaily, recent developments in U.S. trade policy under U.S. President Donald Trump have led to a shift in investor behavior on Wall Street. Traditionally, traders have capitalized on market dips, but the current climate of uncertainty surrounding tariffs and trade policies is prompting many to adopt a more cautious approach.

Dave Mazza, CEO of Roundhill Investments, likened buying stocks during this period to purchasing discounted tickets for a show without knowing who is performing. He noted that unlike previous reliable opportunities to buy on dips, the increased uncertainty means investors could either see significant gains or substantial losses.

Ted Mortensen, Managing Director at Robert W Baird & Co., emphasized that the market is currently in a 'capital preservation mode.' He highlighted that the technology sector, in particular, is facing seasonal headwinds common in spring. Mortensen also pointed out that new market entrants have not experienced some of the severe cycles seen in the past.

As the trade war continues to impact economic forecasts, the future winners in the stock market remain uncertain.