TACO Again?! Is Market Crash Over? Will April Trend Repeat?

Global capital markets are skyrocketing! Can we expect a massive rally following this dip, similar to what happened last April? Is the sell-off over, or is the war about to escalate further?

avatarIF International
03-26 14:05
An interesting time to be sure. Similarities and consequential differences. Earlier tariff blunders that fuelled market turmoil were easy to address (thus creating the 'TACO' title) by way of backtracking, conceding and 'making deals'. This time things are not so simple. Things were already out of US control in the early days of this campaign. Although well known to the intelligence community, the impacts of Iran's control of the Strait of Hormuz seem to have avoided the attention of the Commander in Chief. Backing out of this one not so simple, the possibility of ongoing impacts are real.  Iran holding the cards one.
avatarkoolgal
03-26 07:05
🌟🌟🌟The TACO or Trump Always Chickens Out strategy is currently on life support.  While it previously turned every dip into a buying opportunity, recent market reversals suggest the "blink" investors expected may no longer be a sure bet. Tuesday's reversal: Markets initially surged on a 5 day strike delay but quickly faded as Iran denied any formal dialogue.  This causes an intraday reversal. Shift in Play:  Analysts warn that buying the dip is becoming riskier.  In fact some analysts suggesting a transition toward "selling the rally " as geopolitical tensions with Iran refuse to cool. Watching the TACO trade right now feels like waiting for a delivery that is hours late.  You want to believe the "chicken" is coming but the hunger (red candles) is getting real. Wi
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03-26 05:57
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avatarAqa
03-26 00:43
The game of TACO is getting more complex and unpredictable. Iran has just ‘rubbished’ Trump’s peace talk claims and opened fire at the U.S. aircraft carriers. There is very high chance Trump will strike on Iran before the 5days wait. All the unresolved downside risks across all asset classes necessitate a defensive stance and readiness to exit as the volatile "April Trend" persists. Thanks for the invite buddy @1PC @TigerClub @Tiger_comments @TigerStars @icycrystal
avatarVincentan59
03-25 23:59
Always trust your sixth sense🥱🥱🥱🙏🏻
avatar1PC
03-25 23:27
Don't trust the TACO 🌮 man.... Instead Trust your trade plans 💪. @Barcode @DiAngel @Shernice軒嬣 2000 @koolgal @Aqa @DiAngel @JC888
avatarECLC
03-25 22:41
1. Habit to stick to "buying the dip" instead of "sell the rally". 2. Oil likely to retest highs.
avatarShyon
03-25 21:54
The “TACO” strategy isn’t dead, but it’s no longer easy money. The fast reversal shows liquidity is still there, but conviction is weak. With the Cboe Volatility Index $Cboe Volatility Index(VIX)$ staying elevated, I’m shifting to a more tactical approach—selectively buying dips but taking profits quickly instead of chasing every move. On oil, I don’t see stability yet. As long as the Strait of Hormuz remains constrained, supply risk creates a strong floor. The $84–$100 range looks temporary, and if tensions persist after the 5-day window, I expect a quick push back toward $105–$110. Overall, I’m staying defensive. This feels like a shift from liquidity-driven rallies to macro-driven volatility. I’m treating rallies as short-term trades, not tre
avatarZhiwei996
03-25 21:30
Let's go get them moola bro
avatar非一般股民
03-25 20:09
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avatarTigerClub
03-25 19:14

🎁What the Tigers Say | Is the TACO Dip-Buying Regime Officially Over?

Hi Tigers 🐯, Welcome to “What the Tigers say.” 👋The market just hit a high-stakes pivot. On March 23, Donald Trump delayed military strikes on Iran’s energy infrastructure by five days, citing "productive talks."Investors immediately reverted to the "TACO" script—buying dip across the board: 📉🚀Brent Crude: Plummeted 11%, crashing through the $100 psychological floor.$SPDR Gold ETF(GLD)$ : Reclaimed the $4,400 level, surging +$100 in minutes.Crypto: $Bitcoin(BTC.USD.CC)$ hit $71,800 (+5%); $Grayscale Ethereum Mini Trust(ETH)$ spiked to $2,200.Liquidations: $660 million wiped out across the crypto market in 24 hours.Equities:
🎁What the Tigers Say | Is the TACO Dip-Buying Regime Officially Over?
avatarCadi Poon
03-25 17:39
Before Monday open: Another TACO. Due to time zones, East Asian markets (A-shares, HK, Nikkei) often take the first hit. Repeat cycle: Last night he claims an agreement, market surges; an hour later the other side denies it, gains evaporate. Targeting newly entered, nervous retail investors.
avatarTimothyX
03-25 17:22
Remember those highly praised strategists at Deutsche Bank, Citi, Goldman, and Morgan Stanley? Now in the face of absolute power, technical analysis turns into mysticism. 100% bottom-fishing success rate: Trump tells you to buy, ignore the earnings report. 100% crude oil short success rate: Trump says oil is too high — even if the Middle East is on fire, the shorts have to retreat. Middle East chaos: Even if the war worsens, if Trump says talks are coming, the market obeys.
avatarkoolgal
03-25 15:49
What is Ragnarok & How Does It Relate To Trump? 🌟🌟🌟In Norse mythology, Ragnarok is the "Twilight of the Gods" - a series of cataclysmic events, including a great winter and a final battle, that leads to the total destruction and eventual rebirth of the world. In modern finance, macro strategists like Michael Every from Rabobank use "Ragnarok" to describe the collapse of the old global economic order and the rise of "Trump's Grand Macro Strategy". How Ragnarok Relates to Trump  The Death of the Old Gods:  Just as Ragnarok  marks the end of the Norse deities, Trump's strategy represents the end of the Post War Order.  This is the rule based, globalised trade system governed  by institutions like World Trade Organisation.  To Trump, these old rules are the "d
avatarJC888
03-25 09:39

Bet your bottom dollar on JPM & BAC ?

It Is True. Recent market intelligence from S&P Global and Nasdaq confirms the assertion that US bank stocks have faced significant downturn in 2026 is both mathematically and fundamentally sound. While the broader market attempted to "climb a wall of worry" early in the year, the banking sector has been the primary casualty of a rapidly shifting geopolitical and macroeconomic landscape. The Proof. US bank stocks (among America's largest institutions) have endured sharp year-to-date declines through 20 Mar 2026. It underscores the sector strains from credit pressures and geopolitical shocks and the $KBW Bank Index(BKX)$ is proof. (see below) On 02 Jan 2026, the Nasdaq Bank index opened at $167.06 /share. To date, BKX has fallen by -10.53% (as o
Bet your bottom dollar on JPM & BAC ?
avatarmoney来5207418
03-25 07:35
Trump's economic philosophy gains relevance amid stagflation risks. His protectionist, energy-independent "America-first" approach appears prescient as Middle East tensions push oil above $109, validating economic sovereignty during external shocks 3. Stagflation has materialized from theoretical risk. Energy price shocks, persistent inflation, and slowing activity create textbook conditions mirroring 1971-1973 and 1979-1981 oil crises 324. This environment favors defensive assets while punishing equities. The S&P 500 (SPY at $653.18) faces technical support versus fundamental deterioration. Testing critical $655.32 support with 25% short volume, capital outflows (-$166.58M), and stagflation risks suggest technical bounces may be temporary. The market needs sustained recovery above
avatarTY1980
03-25 07:17
The best proven investment strategy in times of crisis is the lump sum investment after a 10% drop in the market.
I look forward to more crashes
avatarAN88
03-25 07:07
yes it's really coming
avatarhighhand
03-25 06:27
Trump's plan is to confuse himself to confuse the enemy. Don't care about stagflation or inflation. Just buy good companies at undervalued price and hold them. No one can predict the market, so don't bother.