PANews reported on December 9 that according to Jinshi, the market has been in an absolute frenzy since Trump won the election, but investors question whether this sensational performance can continue after his inauguration day. Analyst Brian Russ said, "If we expect the deficit to expand and inflation to rise cyclically, then bonds will become less attractive than physical assets. This can be stocks, and of course precious metals. I think Bitcoin and commodities will also be included in the discussion. You can see some price movements in commodities, partly driven by stories and partly driven by supply dynamics." Russ said that ETFs may affect the traditional 60/40 portfolio, and more people are turning from the bond market to alternative investments. "The 60/40 portfolio has always been 60% stocks and 40% bonds. Now people are looking for alternatives. Therefore, we may not put all 40% of our investment in bonds. Maybe gold and silver will account for a part, and maybe Bitcoin will also account for a part of it." As these portfolio reconfigurations occur, it is expected that the trend of gold, Bitcoin, silver and even some other assets will go smoothly. He believes fixed income will face headwinds and we are probably in the early to mid-stage of that now.