Odaily News CNBC financial analyst Jim Cramer said that Trumps policies are distorting market logic, attracting short sellers to enter the market and inducing investors to misjudge: There is a common reason for recent market misjudgments: the presidents tariff policy and his nationalism towards other parts of the world continue to disrupt trading decisions. Cramer pointed out that the market has often seen a sell-off at the opening pattern recently, because they expect Trump to suddenly make remarks about trade or companies such as Apple, and they try to profit from short-term declines. But this strategy will fail on the days when Trump remains silent. Cramer said that Trump has almost single-handedly revived the short-selling business, and many hedge funds have begun to short stocks such as Nvidia or CoreWeave in large quantities, believing that they can make a profit with the White House policies. He warned: Short sellers may suffer significant losses because many companies are performing well, but the actions of the White House often obscure Wall Streets vision. (Jinshi)