Buy the dip: US30 (Dow Jones industrial average Index)
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The stock market remains a compelling investment option despite a two-month correction. Recently, U.S. equities have experienced heightened volatility as investors navigate the uncertainties surrounding trade tariffs and regulatory policies. President Trump’s unpredictable stance—announcing tariffs only to retract them at the last minute—has added to market instability, making it challenging for businesses to plan with confidence.
While many analysts anticipated higher inflation due to tariffs, deregulation, and deportations, the combination of a declining stock market and falling interest rates suggests a potential deflationary environment. Given these conditions, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has signaled a cautious stance, acknowledging that inflation remains contained. However, if fears of an economic slowdown driven by trade tensions escalate, the Fed may implement the first of a series of rapid rate cuts as early as June.
The next Federal Reserve rate decision is scheduled for today March 19, 2025. As shown in the chart here
The stock market has remained resilient over the long term always recovering from corrections and achieving new highs. Since the current president (Trump) is pro markets, we expect the same trend to continue over the long run. This can be reinforced by the fact that he has gone to an extent of buying a Tesla car in support of Tesla company owned by Musk. At the right time, Trump or the FED shall move to save the stock market from a crash.
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