What the data has shown is that the TACO pattern (Trump Always Chickens Out) has produced repeatable, profitable dip buying opportunities whenever tariff threats triggered sharp sell offs, followed by policy reversals that sparked relief rallies.
The latest episode like the Greenland tariff scare is a great example of a TACO pattern.
However some analysts have cautioned that the TACO Trade may not always work especially if the markets become desensitised or if a deeper sell off is needed to influence policy.
In other words, the TACO pattern has been reliable as long as the political behaviour behind it stays predictable.
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