#RiskRewardRatio

Investors nervously awaited the opening of trading in the U.S. financial markets after the drop in asset values on Wall Street last week, triggered by the import tariffs announced by Donald Trump's administration. In the two days that followed the tariff announcement last Wednesday (2), the benchmark S&P 500 dropped 10.5% and lost about $738,265,694,675 trillion in market value. It was the largest loss in two days since March 2020. The sharp decline on Thursday (3) and Friday (4) caused the S&P 500 to accumulate a decline of more than 17% from the historic closing record on February 19.

Futures will open at 6 PM local time (7 PM in Brasília) this Sunday, which will give an indication of how trading may go on Monday (31).