It's too difficult. The old man's words can move the world. To speculate on a coin, one needs to know astronomy, politics, and economics. After coding for a long time, Yu Shiba not only knows how to brag, haha. If the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike is to harvest the world, then the tariff war launched by the old man against our country and the European Union is to harvest the US financial market and create global anxiety. On the surface, the old man said that this is to restrict imports, pressure the return of manufacturing industry, and reduce external dependence. But in essence, this high-pressure game has created global uncertainty and triggered capital risk aversion. Hot money is being withdrawn from emerging markets and export-oriented economies, with a large amount flowing back to the United States. For capital, this is a return to the nest action, avoiding risks and flooding into US stocks, US bonds, and US dollar assets, making the liquidity in the US market even more abundant. Creating global anxiety is necessary to attract dollars back home. The old man appears to be playing the American manufacturing revival card, but in reality, he is just cleaning up the US financial market. While harvesting overseas manufacturing, he is also harvesting global capital, making US assets the only "safe haven". So this is not a tariff issue at all, but rather a capital redistribution guided by trade policies. And the financial market, on the other hand, is the biggest beneficiary (Wall Street) because these people are the ones who control the United States, and only then can the old man avoid getting into trouble. There is a set of scripts for harvesting the world, but harvesting themselves is also skilled. Today's Apple is, as of the time of editing, its market value has evaporated by $100 billion. Regarding the tariffs imposed on China in April, aren't their interest groups short at high levels and long at low levels, eating their fill. So ultimately, there are no tariffs. If you don't believe it, just take a look.