Three major forecasts of LED lighting industry in 2018

1. In terms of macro international economic relations, after Trump is elected president of the United States, he is expected to adopt a relatively tough trade attitude toward China, such as strengthening trade protection and trade barriers. According to reports, on January 3, US time, Trump said he would nominate Robert Lighthizer ( Robert Lighthizer) As a US trade representative, if you want to make a bold guess about 2017, I think there may be the following three situations: 1. In terms of macro international economic relations, after Trump was elected president of the United States, it is expected to adopt a relatively tough trade attitude toward China, such as strengthening trade protection and trade barriers. According to reports, on January 3, US time, Trump said he would nominate Robert Lighthizer ( Robert Lighthizer) As a US trade representative, leticize is widely regarded as a representative of the US trade hawks. It is reported that Trump promised to curb China's unfair trade practices during the election campaign, while lighthize, a lawyer, has rich experience in trade negotiations, he has won many cases against China's steel dumping and subsidies, and imposed tariffs on Chinese steel exporters as high as billions of dollars. 2. There will be more and more black swan incidents in the capital market. The Black Swan incident refers to a very unpredictable and unusual incident, which usually causes a negative reaction or even subversion of the market chain. This is the case with Britain's Brexit in 2016. As soon as the Brexit news was released, the pound continued to plummet and gold soared. It is expected that there will be more black swan incidents in the capital market in 2017. Although it may not have a great direct impact on the lighting industry, investors still need to be more vigilant about the macroeconomic environment. 3. The whole industry will be more pragmatic and rational. The phenomenon of holding high in the industry will be less and less, but it does not rule out that there is still external capital to enter, and the radical strategy of opening up and closing up is adopted in the absence of a good understanding of the industry.