U.S. stocks experienced a sharp pullback, so there's no need to rush into bottom-fishing. Looking back to March last year, trade tensions triggered a sharp decline in U.S. stocks, and Trump publicly called out "Now is a good time to buy" at the market bottom, after which the indices steadily rose until the end of the year. For the midterm elections and public support, key levels in the U.S. stock market are likely to be supported by policies, so waiting patiently for signals is a more prudent approach.