Recently, both the US dollar and the Chinese yuan have been quietly depreciating, while the euro is appreciating—this is not good news for Europe! Currently, the world is not lacking in goods; rather, there are too many goods that can't be sold, leading countries to engage in a 'tariff war', fearing that cheap foreign goods will crush their own markets. Currency appreciation = exports become expensive = unsellable goods. The recent actions between China and the US are essentially putting the EU on the hot seat, similar to how the US used the 'Plaza Accord' to force the yen to appreciate, directly collapsing Japan's export economy!

The US might crack down on Chinese companies listed in the US again, and Hong Kong is already gearing up to 'take over'. But the problem is, the US stock market is the richest in the world, while the Hong Kong stock market is like a poor mountain village—if Chinese concept stocks are forced back, their prices might collectively 'plummet', with only the Hong Kong Stock Exchange laughing all the way (its stock price surged 7% today).

Stimulated by news of tariff exemptions, but everyone is afraid to chase high prices, fearing Trump might turn on them (this person can change at any moment).

The more chaotic the trade war, the crazier the gold price. Goldman Sachs predicts gold could reach $3700 per ounce by year-end! Those getting married might need to hurry to buy hardware, otherwise they might spend 6% more in just over a week!

Trump's stance on semiconductor tariffs is like 'expired canned food'—only a few days of shelf life, who knows what new tricks he’ll pull in a few days.

Global trade is like a game of mahjong, with the US and China as the biggest players, the EU may be about to lose a round; Chinese concept stocks are hanging by a thread, and gold is the hard currency in chaotic times! What should ordinary people do? Keep a close eye on policy trends, watch your wallet, and stop playing around!

Hunting to greed-fear index

Index range: 0-100

Considering a position increase: 20, poor market conditions, appropriately lower entry points

Considering a position reduction: 55, poor market conditions, appropriately lower expectations

Maximum position per asset: 5%

Slow and steady, as long as there's a position, there will be opportunities!

Here is the situation of air coins today!