25.4.1
Tomorrow, April 2nd, Trump's tariff hammer will come down. The consequence will be the boycott of other countries while also leading to a rise in domestic prices in the US, increasing the burden on consumers.
Now the US stock market is plummeting, and the S&P 500 index has recorded its largest quarterly drop since the fall of 2022, while Bitcoin is also falling with the wind, making people uneasy.
Next, with Trump's tariffs implemented, is the US economy about to collapse? Has the bear market really arrived? Or, will the bad news be exhausted, bringing good news and a rebound, or will it reverse sharply and surge?
In fact, Trump's tariffs are just an important part of a potential bull market; the key point still depends on the Federal Reserve's decisions on printing money and the execution progress.
The Federal Reserve's primary responsibility is to ensure steady economic growth. Even in 2021, when inflation had already reached 8%, the Federal Reserve was still injecting liquidity.
Currently, inflation is only around two percent. Therefore, the Federal Reserve's main focus is on economic demand. If there is a need for economic development, they can quickly enter a rate-cutting phase.
With the bad news of Trump's tariffs hitting, US stocks and the cryptocurrency market are plummeting, consumption is sharply reduced, entering deflation, and the economy is declining. The Federal Reserve will be forced to inject liquidity, turning on the printing press and entering a rate-cutting phase.
So next, are the bulls in the cryptocurrency market jumping into the bullfighting arena, starting the crazy bull market mode of 2025?
Thinking about it brings great joy; good things will surely come with hopeful anticipation. Once it arrives, everyone should not hesitate to seize the opportunity, taking a big bite of the meat, not to waste their long patience in waiting, right?
