CNBC financial analyst: Trump has almost single-handedly revived the shorting business.

According to a report from Jin10 on June 4, CNBC financial analyst Jim Cramer stated that Trump's policies are distorting market logic, attracting shorting participants and misleading investors into misjudging: "The recent misjudgments in the market have a common cause: the president's tariff policies and their ongoing nationalism in other parts of the world are disrupting trading decisions."

Kramer pointed out that the market has recently often seen a "sell-off at the open" pattern, as there are expectations that Trump will suddenly make comments about trade or companies like Apple, and they are trying to profit from short-term declines. However, this strategy will fail on days when Trump remains silent.

Mr. Kramer said that Mr. Trump had almost single-handedly reinvigorated the shorting business, and many hedge funds had begun to heavily short stocks such as Nvidia or CoreWeave, convinced that the White House policy would make a sure profit. "Short sellers could suffer significant losses because many companies are outperforming, but the White House's actions often overshadow Wall Street," he warned. ”