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New York (Reuters) -Major U.S. Fundless US Fund Indices refused to guess the lack of a recession of US President Donald Trump’s tariff policy on Monday, and after the investor’s mood.
The Nasdaq composite has been collapsed by more than 3% after confirming that it is withdrawn from the Record of December. S & P 500 sliding 2%, Feb 19 February 19 is about 8% less than February 19.
Below are comments on investors and analytical sales.
Dan Coatsworth, Investment Analyst, AJ Bell, London
“The sale of the US market begins to look ugly. For a while, it is concerned about high assessments between US capital and is looking for a catalyst. There may be a combination of concerns related to trade war, geopolitical tension and indefinite economic outlook.”
“Trump was seen as a market successor, less taxes and less tough arrangements. Now his actions return to everyone’s lips because they think the rates of trade and the cause of the recession.”
“Donald Trump, in the first period, as President of the United States, referred to as a representative of the successful exchange success. Thus, he will not want to see a full market accident for the second term.”
Michael O’Rroomke, General Sunday Strategy, Jonestrading, Stamford, Connecticut
“After the election, he was waiting so far – many did a mistake – but it was once a great consensus, everything will be this great environment.
“Also, there is an exceptional place in this age of the United States in this age … This is part of the background you can invest in other parts of the world, and maybe when the United States is pushed to expensive assessments.”
Idanna Appio, portfolio manager, first eagle investment management
“Wider pressure on US assets, I think that many uncertainty about US policy should be reflected.
