I saw everyone talking about Trump in a group this morning. I also chatted with him.

Some people said that they had a good impression of Trump before, but since he did not support Ukraine very much, they no longer have a good impression of him.

I think this issue should be viewed dialectically. Although Ukraine's counterattack against Russia is a just war, it is extremely detrimental to the peace and economic development of the whole world by involving Europe. Trump is a businessman. He tends to prioritize the protection of his country's core interests and economic development. On the issue of geopolitical conflicts, he tends to find a balance between major powers, making big things small and small things nothing. When Trump was in office, Russia and North Korea were obedient to him. Putin talked and laughed in front of him, and Kim Jong-un was as obedient as a child in front of him. The thousand-year feud between Arabs and Israel was also resolved by him. This is Trump's unique personal charm and ability, which Biden will never be able to do. Trump's rule can at least maintain world peace for a period of time. In the end, after Trump comes to power again, the Russian-Ukrainian war will definitely end peacefully, Israel will also cease fire in Gaza, and the gunpowder smell in the Middle East will dissipate for a while. At that time, the stock market will immediately pull out a huge sun column, which will revitalize the market and make investors make some money. This is something Trump likes to see.

In the US election in November, the next president must be Trump. At that time, there will be a wonder of gold and US dollar rising. When he won the election in 2016, the US dollar and gold rose. These two things are a bunch of seesaws. The fact that they can rise together shows that the market is optimistic about the economic revitalization that Trump may bring about in power. In fact, he did so.

It just so happens that the Federal Reserve will choose to cut interest rates at the time of this election, which just reflects the upcoming bull market. At that time, China's economic pressure will be relatively reduced, the liquidity of the market will increase, and it will be easier for ordinary people to make money. But banks will continue to raise reserve requirements and interest rates in line with the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts to absorb residents' deposits.