This period has seen widespread discussion about the possibility that the U.S. Supreme Court may strike down part of the tariffs previously imposed by Trump.

Why is this issue important?

Because these tariffs were a major source of income for the U.S. government, and eliminating them means:

- Creating an unexpected gap in revenues

- Legal debate about (whether the money will be returned or not)

- Uncertainty (Ambiguity) about upcoming policies

^ The market dislikes these points and reacts negatively to them.

Scenario 1: If the ruling is issued and tariffs are canceled. This event's impact would be a shock, as follows:

- Stocks are usually under pressure due to uncertainty

- Bonds experience strong volatility in yields

- Crypto drops due to position unwinding

The topic of position unwinding was explained in the last two videos on the YouTube channel. Important educational videos.

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This drop (if it happens) is due to risk reduction. Because investors reduce their risk in such conditions.

Scenario 2: If the ruling is not issued or tariffs are maintained, the impact is usually as follows:

- The fear factor disappears

- Markets experience a rebound (relief)

- Stocks calm down

- Bonds stabilize

- Crypto rebounds, as part of the decline was merely anxiety

Does this mean the start of a great rally?

No, of course not. But it means the temporary risk has ended, and the market will return to focusing on inflation, interest rates, growth, and other factors.

Means:

This isn't a disaster or a strong positive news, but just a market catalyst (for volatility). Of course, as we know, volatility benefits big players more than small ones.

What to do during this period:

- Random trading is risky

- Sometimes waiting is considered a correct decision

- Liquidity in your hands is very important

For those who want to verify the source of this statement, it is a condensed and simplified version of recent articles published on Reuters, CRFB, and Bloomberg websites