$ETH Analysis: If a trade agreement is not concluded by April 9, market sentiment will collapse again.

On April 8, according to The Kobeissi Letter's analysis, the U.S. stock market experienced significant short-term volatility last night due to the false news about the "delay of customs tariffs." This volatility is explained by the demands of technical indicators and by market sentiment, which is still attached to the mindset of "buying on dips" from a few years ago. The analysis emphasizes that, over the past two years, investors have become accustomed to buying stocks on dips. Institutional and individual investors have followed this practice. Even in March, when the market was down, capital continued to flow into the stock market. Today, if a trade agreement is announced, no one wants to "miss out" on the low point. However, the article warns investors that if April 9 approaches and no trade agreement is concluded between China and the United States, market sentiment could collapse again. Market sentiment is strongly polarized, with panic reaching levels seen in March 2020, which foreshadows increasing volatility in the future.