Last night #cpi was favorable, but the market fell again afterward. It seems someone is manipulating the market, not wanting to raise it too quickly. Today, Japan announced its interest rate decision, and the turbulent week is finally coming to an end. The difficulty of operations this week is still quite high.
A sudden surge during a downtrend cannot be chased; you must wait for a pullback to confirm a breakthrough again. If the pullback continues to decline, it is a trap to lure in buyers before flipping back to bearish. The dog owner has used this tactic several times.
Financial institutions have developed AI systems to analyze the details of Powell's speeches in real time: - Lip-reading technology: When the camera captures the lip movement of the "G" sound in "Good Afternoon" (the tip of the tongue against the upper palate), the algorithm will trigger a short position in treasury futures within 0.3 seconds; if it recognizes the lip movement of the "H" sound in "Hello" (mouth corners stretched sideways), it will automatically increase the position in risk assets. #美联储FOMC会议
#美联储FOMC会议 Although interest rates have been cut, why has the crypto market fallen again? If a reason must be found, it can only be that the market has once again been dominated by the dot plot, and the roadmap of a potential rate cut next year has led to this decline in the crypto market. Even though U.S. stocks closed higher, they still fell in after-hours trading, and despite some experts feeling that the Federal Reserve is leaning dovish, the fact is that the crypto market has indeed declined.
Market news: A Goldman Sachs partner states that there are signs of bullish capitulation in the U.S. stock market, and selling will continue until stabilization.
Last night's decline has almost digested the expectation of no interest rate cut in December; whether there will be a rate cut in December is no longer important. What matters is the expectation of interest rate cuts in the next 2026 years.
The decline tonight is due to last month's monetary policy meeting minutes, where expectations for interest rate cuts were repeatedly exploited by the market makers to push prices down