Wall Street Strategists say

President Trump said last week that it was a good time to invest in the stock exchange. However, the Wall Street strategists announced Yahoo Finance that the volatility for stocks, despite more investor optimism in connection with trade agreements, was not over.

“At the moment we are not out of the forest. I don't think it is a” pound “the table to buy shares in itself,” said Brian Vendig, Chief Investment Officer from MJP, in an interview on Friday morning towards Yahoo Finance. “This volatility does not disappear in the short term.”

During the unveiling of a trade agreement in Great Britain on Thursday, the shares at meeting highs, when Trump achieved further offers, rose together with a tax bill that made its way through the congress.

“You go better and are now buying stocks,” he said. “This country will be like a rocket ship that is just high.”

The focus this weekend is at the meeting of Finance Minister Scott Bessent with Chinese officials. Trump has indicated that the tariff rate for the Chinese imports, which is currently 145%, to reduce 80%.

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Investors can be optimistic that a US China deal will lead to similar agreements with other countries. However, the question is how quickly these offers will come. The 90-day break of the Trump government ends on July 9th.

“The greatest risk is time,” said Vendig. “If these things do not happen appropriately or efficiently in the next 60 days, the greatest risk of the US economy [is] Not only in the psychological concerns about demand, but also the inventory level. “

In fact, Chinese exports to the United States fell in April from the previous year, while his trade in other countries increased.

“Part of the damage is already taking place,” William Dudley, former President of the New York Federal Reserve, told Yahoo Finance.

“We have already prepared the prerequisites for supplychain frications that will plague the US economy in the coming months, even if we are negotiating trade agreements with these foreign agreements,” he added.

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Although hard data such as the latest monthly government report still have a significant economic slowdown, soft data such as consumer surveys are flashing.

American employees are least confident that they have been finding a new job for over four years when they become unemployed. The consumer's trust has been at the lowest level since the early days of pandemic.

In this winning season, some companies have drawn their prospects in this winning season and quoted the unpredictability of the US tariff policy.