The two words that describe

The two words that describe a market are fatigues and scares. People are simply fatigues because of Trump, who voluntarily impose tariffs, postpone them, and cancel them. And because the side effects of tariffs are not certain, people are anxious because they cannot make normal investment and consumption. It is a scared-cat economy.

Finance Minister Bessento said yesterday that he has no worries about inflation, but both the beige book and the ISM supplier index point to it. What's more, Bessento called Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau a "numbskull" yesterday. When Vance looked down on Zelensky, Bessento called the Canadian Prime Minister a "numbskull" in public, he was arrogant and arrogant. The maverick has always been snubbed.

The dot-com bubble of 2000 overlaps. Of course, the adjustment is different at that time, but the current decline and the atmosphere at that time are almost the same. It's a must-have, so you'll have to take the adjustment. I cleaned up American stocks in February and have only yen and gold. That's all I can't say...

Our stock is expected to be heavily affected by yesterday's plunge in semiconductor stocks today. I'm more afraid of the end of the pension fund purchase that has lifted our market for more than two months. Forced Chunhyang always has side effects...

That's why tonight's U.S. unemployment rate and non-farm payroll indicators have become important. In any case, loach is stirring the water. At a time like this, wait-and-see is the best, but options and futures investments that seem too obvious are trying to increase bets. It's Friday. Spring is coming. The weather is coming, and I hope that after impeachment, our democracy will come again. Looking forward to spring in Seoul in 2025...Enattendant....