The countdown to the U.S. election is on, and uncertainty looms over the market. The IMF warns that the world faces risks of low growth and high debt. According to recent news, since Musk publicly supported Trump, he has angered Bill Gates. Bill Gates furiously said, 'Please do not compare me with Musk; he does not deserve to be compared in the speed of wealth creation. He should not publicly support Trump. If he hadn't provoked me, I wouldn't support Harris.' Recently, Musk openly provoked Bill Gates, saying that Gates is afraid the Lolita Island list will be revealed and thus does not support Trump, implying that Gates is also on the list. Gates said he greatly admires young people becoming the world's richest, but Musk is particularly arrogant and unaware of his own limitations. It seems that two tigers cannot coexist; one is a former world richest, and the other is the current world richest, starting a showdown. Previously, Bezos halted the Washington Post, and now Zuckerberg openly supports Trump. UFC president Dana White has also come to support Trump. Many wealthy individuals are supporting Trump. Just yesterday, Biden, who has not been seen for a long time, openly criticized Trump supporters as trash and stated that Trump poses a threat to everyone. Trump generously said, 'Forgive him; after all, Biden doesn't even know what he's talking about.' This wave seems to favor Trump. There are still a few days left; although the Harris team is making efforts to rally votes, the current support rate is still lower than Trump's. It is highly likely that Trump will be elected. However, we fear that if Harris cannot win, their team may do something, like instigate wars or pandemics. I'll stop here; we'll wait for November 5th, and everything will be revealed. I also hope that by then, the U.S. can resolve its own economic recession issues. On November 1st, the U.S. unemployment rate will be released, which will reflect whether the economy is in recession. The U.S. presidential election is on November 5th, followed by a second interest rate cut on November 8th. We'll see if it's 25 or 50 basis points.