Suppose you're watching the evening cable news, reading the New York Times (or newspaper of your choice), or paying attention to your echo chamber on the socials. You'd be right to assume all the economies of the world (both friends and enemies of the U.S.) are staring into the abyss and their stock markets are about to be cut in half.
That's cool if you'd like to live that way. I doubt it'll make you any money, though.
You're smarter than that. This is why you're here. We're not affected by headlines. We follow price.
And the relentless bid in Chinese stocks cannot be ignored.
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