The thing is, even before the tariffs were even talked about, things were already not looking good on the outlook of the global economy ("L" shaped recovery) an

The thing is, even before the tariffs were even talked about, things were already not looking good on the outlook of the global economy ("L" shaped recovery) and even in how the markets are trading on what volumes compared to the avg (at least looking at long ETFs, short/inverse etfs seem to be increasing their volumes over avg and notional outstanding). I'm unsure if we'll see things change that much even after we see a correction (and back to higher trading volumes), unless I start seeing other modes of resource allocation successfully obsoleting presently entrenched modes.