Let me explain my logic. Around February 25th Beijing time, there was a continuous decline (in red) due to tariffs and forecasts for the Federal Reserve's monetary policy. At this time, tariffs had not yet fully erupted, and the full outbreak occurred on April 2nd. Therefore, this stage should be a natural reaction of the market. Currently, the overall sentiment has not reversed, not only has it not reversed, but there is also a negative economic outlook. At least by the end of February, expectations for the economy are not as pessimistic as they are now. So I still believe that the current market sentiment and liquidity may experience a "retaliatory" rebound, but if a reversal can be achieved, either the GDP at the end of the month proves that the US economy is completely fine, and the Federal Reserve believes that inflation can return to the path of 2% and enter monetary easing policy ahead of schedule. Otherwise, I still think a reversal will take time. A friend asked why we should wait until the US stock market opens, because only after the US stock market opens will liquidity increase significantly (relatively), and the impact on the market will be greater. Especially today, the US stock futures rose well before the market opened, and it is not ruled out that they may rise again after the market opened. Therefore, I do not recommend shorting during non US stock times. This tweet is sponsored by @ ApeXProtocolCN | Dex With Apex