Recently, there have been significant fluctuations in the global financial markets, with multiple factors intertwining to affect investor sentiment. A series of remarks by Trump has become the focus of market attention, sparking widespread discussion.

First, Trump announced the list of candidates for the next Federal Reserve Chair, which did not include the current Chair, Bowers. This news has sparked speculation and uncertainty in the market. Immediately afterward, he announced a series of potential changes to trade policies, including plans to impose tariffs on semiconductors and pharmaceuticals, as well as possibly raising tariffs on India. More notably, he threatened to impose a 35% tariff on the European Union unless the EU fulfills certain unspecified obligations.

These remarks had a significant impact on the market in a short period, causing the previously positive rebound momentum to come to a sudden halt. Many investors are concerned about these potential policy changes and worry that they may affect global trade and economic growth.

However, from a more macro perspective, the market itself has its own inherent operating rules and cyclical fluctuations. Even without the influence of these external factors, the market may adjust according to its own "script". Therefore, attributing market fluctuations solely to a single event or individual statement may be overly simplistic.

For investors, it is important to remain calm and rational. Market fluctuations are the norm, not the exception. When faced with various news and opinions, it is necessary to analyze their potential impact comprehensively, rather than reacting blindly. At the same time, attention should also be paid to the longer-term economic fundamentals and market trends, rather than just short-term fluctuations.

The future direction of the market still contains many uncertainties. Investors should continue to closely monitor the developments in the global economy and political situation, while appropriately adjusting their investment strategies to respond to potential risks and opportunities. Maintaining a diversified investment portfolio and making informed decisions based on one's own risk tolerance will be a wise move to cope with market fluctuations.