The new Wall Street strategy, "TACO Trading", has gone viral! TACO means "Trump Always Chickens Out. " He first dropped the high tariff bomb, causing the market to panic and fall. Then he withdrew or postponed it, and the stock market rebounded rapidly again. The financial circle has seen through the White House's low tolerance for economic pressure and played this trick. Robert Armstrong, a columnist for the Financial Times, pioneered the "TACO deal" to describe Trump's capricious tariff policy. The market has become accustomed to this: When he calls for tax hikes, the stock market plummets. As soon as he relented, he immediately bounced back. Analysts cautioned against being intimidated by his tariff threats. "TACO deals kick off again," wrote the headline of Saxo Market Watch's podcast on Monday. The episode pointed out: "In the new week, we have witnessed again the repeat of what the Financial Times columnist called the TACO trading model: Trump always backs off at the last minute."