Analysis: Traders are increasingly favoring quick, short-term profit strategies over holding positions long-term
According to a report by Jinse Finance, in response to Trump's trade tariff policies, traders are increasingly leaning towards quick, short-term profit strategies rather than holding positions for the long term. Arrash Yasavolian, CEO and founder of Bittensor's AI-enhanced trading platform Taoshi, stated that the tariff policies have triggered news-driven turbulence in the financial markets, causing market sentiment to experience extreme fluctuations within a single day, making trading more challenging. "Trading behavior has essentially shifted towards more intraday trading, where you take profits as soon as you have them. Therefore, trading behavior has basically undermined confidence in further rises or falls, whether you are long or short, and we have internally shifted to this strategy as well."
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