<p>The overall picture of Trump's policies after taking office will be very similar to that of Reagan's after he took office in the 1980s. Although there will definitely be many differences in details, the key points from a broad perspective are tax cuts, deregulation, and bringing manufacturing back to the United States, investing in the U.S., and developing the American economy</p>

- Following Trump's election victory, the "Trump trade" has dominated global markets, with investors speculating on its future impact.  
- Key factors include Trump's policies, cabinet selections, and their potential effects on the economy, particularly regarding tax cuts and deregulation reminiscent of the Reagan era.  
- Analysts predict that while the market may experience short-term adjustments, the long-term outlook remains optimistic, contingent on effective policy implementation and market responses.

Yang Tianxia: The market views Trump as Reagan; the most certain thing is the US dollar. Even if Musk succeeds, it will not reduce the deficit