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#MyFirstPostOnSquare 🔥 My game changer for Trump's trip to Davos
Usually Europeans bark harshly (like little dogs in their owners' hands) until "daddy" arrives and they start to melt and comply. You misunderstood, and other things. Trump, in his rhetoric, will be harsh, but then everything will settle "on a deal." Because neither the EU nor the US find it economically beneficial to sink each other, and Trump is all about the money.
Therefore, the current situation is purely about fueling panic and panic selling, followed by negotiations and a deal as usual.
I have a short position from $93,230 since yesterday, and they will close around $88,000 to open a long. Why? This is not a bear market; it's all the heat from Trump, remember the tariffs on China.
Of course, there is a possibility that everything will go to hell, and Trump will actually be almost at war with NATO, but I don't believe it.
Right now, Michael Saylor is buying back, which is correct; when the market is in CHAOS, these are the best prices. So, the situation is purely local, not a trend for the next year. If it were so, the market wouldn't fall by 1-2%, but immediately by -20%.