Is Trump's hundred-day volatile market a breeding ground for buy low, sell high?

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In a hundred days of Trump, the market feels like it's on an emotional rollercoaster: sometimes sweet policies, other times geopolitical bombs, twisting the financial market into a pretzel. But the experts are never afraid of fluctuations; they fear missing opportunities. In fact, fluctuations are the easiest time to make money—it's the natural fertile ground for buy low, sell high. Trump's style: unpredictable and verbose; the Federal Reserve, on the other hand, acts more like a seasoned housekeeper, cleaning up the mess. This combination inevitably leads the market to "wild fluctuations + unclear direction." How to respond? Focus on the rhythm, not the direction. Use technical analysis combined with event-driven strategies to seize the lows of the phase and set flexible profit-taking levels. At the same time, be aware that policy uncertainty is also an opportunity amplifier—remember, volatility is not the enemy; it’s a tool to accelerate profit as long as you can keep up with the rhythm!