Recently, a statement by former U.S. President Trump attracted follow during the U.S. stock market opening, but the market's reaction was unexpectedly calm. The Nasdaq index only fell by 3.56%, a drop that is far lower than the maximum drop of 16% seen in April this year. This phenomenon seems to indicate that Wall Street investors do not view Trump's remarks as a significant threat.

Based on the performance of the US stock market, we can speculate that the Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite Index (SSE Composite Index) may not fall below 3700 points and may even close above 3800 points. This relatively optimistic expectation reflects investors' continued confidence in the Chinese stock market.

However, we should also note that the interconnectedness of global financial markets is increasing. Although the fluctuations in the US stock market are relatively mild this time, we still need to be vigilant about the possible ripple effects it may have on other markets. Investors should take into account various factors when making decisions, including but not limited to political statements, economic data, company performance, etc., in order to make more rational investment judgments.

Overall, this incident once again proves that the market's reaction to political statements is often difficult to predict accurately. Investors need to remain calm and avoid overinterpreting a single event, and instead focus more on long-term economic trends and corporate fundamentals.