Core Insights - The article discusses the impact of Trump's second term on global markets, particularly the decline of the US dollar, leading to a consensus on "de-dollarization" [1] - The dollar index has fallen from a peak of 110.18 on January 18, 2025, to below 100, raising questions about a potential long-term depreciation of the dollar [1] - A closed-door event featuring analysts will provide insights into the long-term trends of the dollar and its implications for global and Chinese assets [1] Group 1 - The dollar index's significant drop indicates a loss of market confidence in dollar assets, prompting discussions about a major bear market for the dollar [1] - The upcoming closed-door sessions will feature prominent analysts, including Kevin Wang from Clocktower Group, who will discuss the potential for the largest dollar bear market in history [1][2] - The sessions aim to help participants understand the broader trends in global assets and clarify investment strategies in light of the dollar's trajectory [1] Group 2 - Another closed-door event is scheduled for June 15, featuring economist Peng Fu, focusing on a review of key asset trends in the first half of 2025 and opportunities and risks for the second half [4] - Membership in the Alpha closed-door sessions provides access to a total of 13 online discussions throughout the year, enhancing participants' understanding of market dynamics [4]