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Recently, Trump revealed a detail in an interview that has shaken the financial markets: he already has a clear idea of who the next Federal Reserve Chair will be. Both candidates are named Kevin—former Fed Governor Kevin Wash and current National Economic Council Director Kevin Hasset. Who will ultimately lead the Fed will directly influence next year's interest rate trajectory.

More importantly, Trump admitted that he has already met with Wash and asked the question that all market participants care most about: "Can you guarantee a rate cut when you come in?" Trump told the media, "He believes rates must be cut, everyone I've talked to thinks so."

The remarks didn't stop there. Trump openly stated that the Federal Reserve Chair should consider his advice when setting interest rate policies because "my opinion is very valuable." As for the specific target? He gave an answer: "1%, or maybe even lower." The reason is quite practical—low interest rates can significantly reduce the U.S. government's debt repayment interest expenses.

The logic behind these series of statements is quite clear: the world's lowest interest rates + massive debt pressure relief = potential large-scale liquidity release. So the question is—who among the two Kevins is more inclined toward easing policies? To what extent will the Fed adopt these suggestions? If interest rates indeed drop significantly, what changes in capital patterns will the market face?

Think about it—these questions are worth serious consideration, from policy expectations and capital flows to specific investment strategies. What are your thoughts on the policy tendencies of the two candidates? How should strategies be adjusted in a low-interest-rate environment?