Internet reports that a research report released by Rabobank on the 26th showed that in the past six months, more than a quarter of Dutch investors have reduced their positions in U.S. stocks because they are worried that U.S. government policies are "unpredictable" and "unreliable.". The report said about 26% of investors reduced their investment in U.S. stocks. At the same time, nearly 60% of respondents said they were reluctant to invest new funds in the U.S. stock market. According to Rabobank, many investors use terms such as "full of uncertainty","unpredictable" and "lack of reliability" when describing the U.S. market environment. The report believes that U.S. President Trump's policies are a key factor in the decline in market confidence.