"Trump sell-off" makes Wall Street uneasy, and the voices of buying on the dip have subsided

Odaily Planet Daily News "In just a few weeks, Trump has begun to silence the stock traders who like to buy on dips and have set the tone for Wall Street for most of the past 20 years. Instead, more and more people are calling for locking in profits and staying on the sidelines as Trump's trade war chaos subverts the economic outlook, and there is uncertainty about who will be the winners (if any) in the new era of the stock market. Dave Maza, CEO of Roundhill Investments, said: "Buying stocks that are falling now is like buying discounted tickets to a show without knowing who is performing." "Unlike every time buying on dips was reliable before, the increased uncertainty of tariffs and trade policies means that investors will eventually either win big or lose badly." Ted Mortensen, managing director of Robert W Baird & Co., said, "We are now in capital preservation mode." He said that the market, especially the technology industry, is also facing some common headwinds in spring. He said that anyone who wants to enter now has not "experienced some very bad cycles." (Jinshi)