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Tim Seymour from Seymour Asset Management , Gunjam Banerjee from the Wall Street Journal . Tim Seymour : We're really seeing the Trump trade rippling across global markets, whether it's Treasuries , the peso, other currencies, crypto, even Tesla . All of these assets are getting hit. I think this is a huge test for this brand newfangled market where it's been predicting a Trump win. And now, you know, other markets are coming around to that.
The Asian markets give us a sense when you look at the action on the Asian market, specifically the Hang Seng under a lot of pressure.
I would say sentiment towards China 's about as low as it's been and even before necessarily the Trump dynamic.
But, but I think the reality is that China , those 60% tariff headlines are things that I think investors are still very fearful of.
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