Core Viewpoint - Deutsche Bank's latest report highlights concerning trends in U.S. capital flows, indicating that foreign investors are "refusing to buy" U.S. assets despite a recent market recovery [1] Group 1: Capital Flow Trends - The report notes a significant sell-off in ETFs, with investors consistently selling stocks and bonds [1] - Data from EPFR corroborates Deutsche Bank's findings, showing a sudden halt in buying of U.S. equities and an intensified sell-off of U.S. Treasuries [1] Group 2: Investment Strategy Recommendations - Michael Hartnett, Chief Investment Strategist at Bank of America, advises investors to sell during rebounds in U.S. stocks and the dollar until uncertainty is resolved [1] - Bank of America's report indicates that the dollar is in a long-term depreciation trend, and the outflow from U.S. assets is expected to continue [1]