Japan's interest rate hike has landed, but the real market reaction may come next week

Today, Japan's interest rate hike has been implemented, and many people are waiting for the market to crash to buy at the bottom. However, based on historical experience, one key characteristic should be noted: the Japanese market's reaction is often delayed, and the real peak of volatility may not occur today, but next week.

In the past, after Japan raised interest rates, the market usually did not experience a 'sharp drop' on the same day but would slowly ferment over a few days. If one is eager to buy at the bottom today, they may fall into a trap too early.

The expected market rhythm may not be instantaneous: it is likely not a direct V-shaped rebound after a crash, but rather 'a quick sharp drop on the same day, followed by a few days of slow decline, retesting the low point, and finally initiating a slow rebound over several weeks.' This process requires patience.

In terms of today's short-term strategy, it may be advisable to refer to yesterday’s approach: focus on the pressure at the high points after a rebound during the day, and wait for profit-taking opportunities after a decline at night. Those with a cost advantage in short positions may consider taking profits in batches, and then look for opportunities to re-enter positions after a rebound.

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