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The tariff storm caused by Trump has overturned the market, and the Federal Reserve remains indifferent! The once Famous Fund Hold Position of Wall Street has collectively collapsed.
As Powell explicitly refused to rescue the market this week and faced fierce criticism from Trump, Wall Street, which continues to plunge under the impact of tariffs, is desperately seeking a lifeline.
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The Trump administration has also suspended the eligibility for international students at Harvard University.
The Trump administration has notified Harvard University that it would revoke its eligibility to accept foreign students if it does not comply with the administration's demands. This marks an increase in pressure on the university. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem issued this notification in a letter dated the 16th. Prior to this, Harvard refused to comply with the administration's demand to 'audit' the opinions of faculty, students, and staff under federal government oversight on the 14th. President Alan Garber stated that such demands undermine the independence of the university.
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Is the market sentiment changing? U.S. stock executives are accelerating their bottom fishing, with the buy-sell ratio approaching its highest since the end of 2023.
At a time when investors are withdrawing from U.S. stocks on a large scale, over 180 Company Executives have increased their Shareholding in their own Stocks in the first two weeks of this month, with the buy-sell ratio reaching its highest point since the end of 2023. Analysts say whether this trend of Executive Shareholding can continue is crucial, but an increase in Executive Shareholding does not necessarily mean the market has hit bottom; they are also feeling their way forward.
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