文哥操盘
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【Don't be fooled by short-term market trends! The underlying logic of getting rich lies in 'cycles'】
Brothers, remember one thing: the market won't get rich because of a single piece of good news, but those who understand cycles can always find gold buried in despair.
Looking back at history: the recession of the 90s, the internet bubble of 01, the financial crisis of 08…
Each time tells us the same truth: real wealth reset always happens in the mid-to-late stage of a 'continuous interest rate cut cycle'.
First interest rate cut:
The market breathes a sigh of relief, retail investors think the danger has passed, but in fact, it just started to warm up.
Second interest rate cut:
Systemic fatigue erupts, even institutions start to panic, and capital stampedes continue.
Third interest rate cut:
The chips are completely cleaned out, old money exits, new money buys low, the opportunity for getting rich is hidden at this bloody bottom!
In the current market, there are people shouting every day that 'the bottom has been reached' and 'the bull is back'.
But those who truly understand the rhythm know that this is not over! What we are doing now is not chasing the trend, but laying in ambush for the trend.
✅ Understand the rhythm of the interest rate cut cycle
✅ Manage positions well, don't go all in
✅ Gradual layout, keep an eye on capital flow
Because money doesn't lie. When smart capital starts to buy low, and when panic reaches its peak, that is the critical point for getting rich.
Brothers, don't waste time predicting tops and bottoms. Tops and bottoms are always the scenery in the rearview mirror. What we should do is calmly layout when others are panicking. Once the cycle reverses, fate will follow suit.
I have already locked in several strong capital flow main lines. If you want to know how I eat meat with the cycle and layout in advance at the low point,
Come to the chat room, and let's see through this 'illusion before getting rich' @文哥操盘
Remember: it's not doomsday now, but the countdown to a new round of wealth reboot
#ETHETFsApproved #市场过度杠杆已被出清 #币圈暴富
Brothers, remember one thing: the market won't get rich because of a single piece of good news, but those who understand cycles can always find gold buried in despair.
Looking back at history: the recession of the 90s, the internet bubble of 01, the financial crisis of 08…
Each time tells us the same truth: real wealth reset always happens in the mid-to-late stage of a 'continuous interest rate cut cycle'.
First interest rate cut:
The market breathes a sigh of relief, retail investors think the danger has passed, but in fact, it just started to warm up.
Second interest rate cut:
Systemic fatigue erupts, even institutions start to panic, and capital stampedes continue.
Third interest rate cut:
The chips are completely cleaned out, old money exits, new money buys low, the opportunity for getting rich is hidden at this bloody bottom!
In the current market, there are people shouting every day that 'the bottom has been reached' and 'the bull is back'.
But those who truly understand the rhythm know that this is not over! What we are doing now is not chasing the trend, but laying in ambush for the trend.
✅ Understand the rhythm of the interest rate cut cycle
✅ Manage positions well, don't go all in
✅ Gradual layout, keep an eye on capital flow
Because money doesn't lie. When smart capital starts to buy low, and when panic reaches its peak, that is the critical point for getting rich.
Brothers, don't waste time predicting tops and bottoms. Tops and bottoms are always the scenery in the rearview mirror. What we should do is calmly layout when others are panicking. Once the cycle reverses, fate will follow suit.
I have already locked in several strong capital flow main lines. If you want to know how I eat meat with the cycle and layout in advance at the low point,
Come to the chat room, and let's see through this 'illusion before getting rich' @文哥操盘
Remember: it's not doomsday now, but the countdown to a new round of wealth reboot
#ETHETFsApproved #市场过度杠杆已被出清 #币圈暴富
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