'I'm never going to buy options again': Retail traders online are despairing over the impact of Trump's tariffs

'I'm never going to buy options again': Retail traders online are despairing over the impact of Trump's tariffs

Getty Images; Alyssa Powell/BIThe retail investing crowd is freaking over over Trump's latest tariffs.US stocks sank after the president imposed new duties on US imports, including reciprocal tariffs.Traders took to the internet to lament their losses and speculated a bear market was underway.There's no way to sugarcoat it. Retail traders online are in full-blown panic mode over the trade war. Everyday investors took to social media on Thursday …

Crypto Options Traders Turn Bearish as $2.5B Expiry Event Looms

Around 26,000 Bitcoin options contracts will expire on Friday, April 4, and they have a notional value of roughly $2.1 billion. This week’s event is more modest than average and much smaller than last week’s massive end-of-month and end-of-quarter expiry event. The impact on spot markets is likely to be minimal as spot traders are still reeling from the Trump administration’s wide-sweeping global tariff announcement on Wednesday. Bitcoin Options…

Trump’s tariffs caused falls on Wall Street and global stock exchanges, weakened the dollar and fired the price of gold. The post Global Economic Impact: Trump’s tariffs shake markets appeared first on El Diario.

The US currency registered an accelerated decline on Thursday, losing over 2.6% against the euro.

Stocks Plunge, US Dollar Drops As Economists Warn Trump's Tariffs Are 'Worst Case Scenario'

Stocks plummeted on Wall Street and a wave of panic selling swept through global markets reacting to President Donald Trump's widespread "liberation day" tariffs.The tariff announcement sent stocks into their worst tailspin of 2025 so far and dragged the US dollar to a six-month low on Thursday, April 3. Trump unveiled the sweeping 10% tariffs on all imports and far steeper rates for key trade partners on Wednesday, April 2.By 11 a.m., the Dow J…

World financial markets plummeted on Thursday, after US President Donald Trump announced the imposition of “reciprocal” tariffs on all countries, including its major trading partners. Stock exchanges in Asia and the United States (US) experienced significant declines, while the dollar weakened against other major currencies. Following Trump’s announcement, which affects most countries in the world, the yen strengthened, rising by 1.3%, while the…