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This article emphasizes investment strategies, highlighting the traps and temptations of a bull market. It advises investors to remain calm, create a watchlist, avoid excessive greed, track capital flows, diversify investment portfolios, and pay attention to opportunities in the primary market.

Trump's tariff policy toward China was a radical implementation of his "America First" agenda. – Starting in 2017, he imposed a series of high tariffs on Chinese imports, aiming to reduce the trade deficit, boost domestic manufacturing, and create jobs. – These moves also catered to certain domestic interest groups and electoral politics. – In his second term, he signed an executive order in February 2025 imposing a 10% tariff on Chinese goods, followed by a "reciprocal tariff" order in April, raising the rate to 34%. – These policies severely impacted China’s exports to the U.S., causing order losses and supply chain disruptions. – In response, China took countermeasures and expanded into diverse markets. – The international community strongly opposed the U.S. actions, which undermined the global multilateral trade system. – Trump's tariff strategy significantly reshaped U.S.-China trade relations and added lasting uncertainty to the global economy, making it a key issue of global concern.

Recently, the U.S.-China tariff issue has once again become a focal point of the global economy. Citing 'trade imbalance,' the U.S. escalated its tariff measures, announcing on April 2 the implementation of a 'reciprocal tariff' policy, imposing a 34% tariff on Chinese imports. Combined with previous rates, the total tariffs now range from 54% to 66%. Additional duties were also imposed on key sectors, and the duty-free policy for small packages was revoked. In response, China swiftly retaliated, announcing on April 4 that, starting April 10, it would impose a 34% tariff on all U.S.-origin imports. China also introduced export controls on rare earths and activated the Unreliable Entity List. This tariff clash has severely disrupted U.S.-China trade and threatens the stability of global industrial and supply chains. All sides are closely monitoring the situation, hoping for a resolution through dialogue and negotiations to restore normal trade relations.

Unlike the indiscriminate pumps of 2021, the market now rewards careful token selection and active investment management. This shift towards fundamentals in a broad sense reduces the likelihood of making quick fortunes by luck, which ultimately strengthens the market's maturity.