Regarding tonight's Supreme Court ruling on tariffs, this might be the best-case scenario: 'The Supreme Court rules that Trump's tariffs exceeded authority, but to avoid the chaos and economic issues caused by removing these tariffs, the Court will uphold their validity. However, it will prohibit future use of the IEPPA Act to impose tariffs.' In short, current tariffs remain unchanged, but the White House won't be allowed to impose additional tariffs. If this is the case, it means the Supreme Court's tariff ruling will have minimal impact on the market. As mentioned yesterday, the market has already adapted to the existing tariff framework, and there's no need to worry about higher tariffs in the future. Of course, we'll still have to wait and see how the Supreme Court ultimately rules.