Tesla, Bitcoin, and Nvidia

Tesla, Bitcoin, and Nvidia, which have led the rise in the U.S. market for years, have now emerged as the main culprit behind the decline in the U.S. market. It is also predicted that our real estate market will fall in the order of the largest increase. The U.S. market is problematic that investor sentiment suddenly cooled under the pretext of Trump's tariff policy, but it is probably because of the steady outflow of money from the U.S. and the decrease in new investment starting this year. Rising stock prices are also inflation. Stocks are a function of liquidity...

The market is in chaos when Trump said that tariffs on Canada and Mexico, which he intends to suspend until the end of March, will be imposed on the two countries as scheduled on March 4 and an additional 10 percent on China, saying that drug inflow will not decrease. He said he should keep an eye on tariffs yesterday, but he did not expect to talk about tariffs so soon.

Trump finished the Israel-Hamas war, and the Russo-U.S. war will be sorted out when Zelensky comes to the U.S. to surrender. Should I call it the humiliation of the three wars? Zelensky's policy mistakes, which resulted in countless people dying, young people fleeing overseas, losing the industrial Donbas region, and relying on the U.S. for rare earths to give the U.S. security. Did the U.S. join NATO to protect its security? If so, it was a success. It made public the danger of the leader who was chosen through populism, but the cost was too high. The world learned lessons from other accounts at no cost...

In the U.S., as only the financial industry for the export of high-tech and dollars expanded and the manufacturing industry collapsed in 1990, many blue-collar workers defeated left-wing intellectuals and financiers to win the election. It is worrisome whether Trump's belief, namely, policy of raising tariffs and reshoring manufacturing, will succeed. It was neoliberalism in the early 1980s that shaped the current industrial structure. Thatcher and Reagan also overcame crises through industrial reform, privatization, and post-manufacturing, and are still revered as good leaders today. However, this neoliberalism has made blue-collar workers difficult. Isn't it ironic...

Rather than macro-political and economic problems, the question is where ants like us should invest. Bitcoin, Nvidia, Tesla, Palantir, and AppLove are all out. All of the so-called hot stocks are missing. First of all, pressing the 10-year Treasury bond put money into the 10-year bond, which is a safe asset. Then, the European and Hong Kong markets that rose earlier this year, and our markets, and can these markets be decoupled with the United States to rise?

Fortunately, we have almost cut down on U.S. stock potions and only gold and yen, but we cannot keep up with stocks in terms of profitability. Still, we will have to wait when we wait. Eventually, the money will have to expand again. Still, the problem is that there is still too much money released in the world. I have no choice but to work hard in options trading again. It's a three-day holiday. My doctor recommended that I build up my surrounding muscles to get rid of pain in my knee and back muscles, so I tried to go back to my luggage, but I also thought, "Why don't you hang out during the holidays?" ASICS.