Sell NAS100 by Jun 3, 2025.

In today’s market, escalating trade tensions are driving volatility. The largest U.S. tariff hike since 1930 is now in effect, with China responding with a 15% retaliatory tariff. This is adding pressure to inflation, and with other major economies likely to follow suit, uncertainty continues to grow. The NAS100 is feeling the weight of these developments. At the same time, declining Treasury yields and expectations of multiple Fed rate cuts point to potentially lower interest rates by 2025. However, given …