Analysis: If the trade protocol cannot be reached by April 9, market sentiment will collapse again.

According to BlockBeats news on April 8, analysis from The Kobeissi Letter indicates that last night the U.S. stock market experienced significant short-term fluctuations due to fake news about “tariff delays.” The fluctuations can be attributed to technical indicator requirements and the market sentiment still being in the “Buy the Dips” mindset from a few years ago. The analysis states that over the past two years, investors have become accustomed to buying stocks on dips, both institutional investors and retail investors alike. Even in March, as the market declined, capital surged into the stock market. Now, if a trade agreement is announced, no one wants to “miss out” on the bottom. However, the article warns investors that if April 9 approaches and no trade agreement has been reached between China and the U.S., market sentiment may collapse again. Market sentiment is polarized, with panic levels reaching those of March 2020, indicating that more fluctuations are likely in the future.