According to online reports, CNBC financial analyst Jim Kramer said that Trump's policies are distorting market logic, attracting short sellers to enter and inducing investors to misjudge: "There are common reasons for recent market misjudgments: the president's tariff policy and its impact on nationalism in other parts of the world continues to disrupt trading decisions." Kramer pointed out that the market has often experienced a "sell-off at the opening" pattern recently, as they try to profit from short-term declines in anticipation of Trump's sudden remarks about trade or companies such as Apple. But this strategy will fail in the days when Trump remains silent. Kramer said that Trump has almost single-handedly revitalized the short selling business, and many hedge funds have begun to short stocks such as Nvidia or CoreWeave in large quantities, firmly believing that they can make steady profits with the help of White House policies. He warned: "Short-sellers can suffer significant losses because many companies perform well, but the White House's actions often obscure Wall Street's view."