The US stock market rebounded this week. However, Deutsche Bank stated that investors still need to prepare their portfolios to handle the extreme volatility of assets. Christian Nolting, Global Chief Investment Officer of Deutsche Bank, said that escalating geopolitical risks could further increase volatility, and recommended using tail risk hedging to counteract. Additionally, he predicted that the US economy will slow down this year but will not go into a recession, and then accelerate again in 2025. He mentioned that due to seasonality and market changes, volatility will remain at higher levels and market pricing is no longer perfect. After the unstoppable rise of the stock market was derailed by weak job reports, market expectations are being reset, where good news is now good news and bad news is bad news.