He is a player. In the last bull market, he called on people to go all in at 74000.
骑着小猪看太阳
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Han Mu Xia: "Predictions for the Next Two Years," summarized as follows:
1. Bitcoin $BTC Has ended the traditional 4-year cycle and entered the early stage of a new bear market. The old-school altcoins surging confirms the "end of the bull market signal," but the bear market cycle is expected to be significantly shortened due to the AI bubble in the U.S. stock market.
Supplement: On November 3, Han Mu Xia posted on Weibo, believing that the bottom of the Bitcoin bear market will drop to $84,000, and then follow the wave of the U.S. stock market bubble to surge to $240,000.
2. Gold Is in a major cycle of "transition between new and old currency systems." Before the end of this cycle, gold will continue to rise, and after this round of correction ends, it can be held for the long term (10 years).
Extreme target: $3,100; more likely to build a bottom in the range of $3,350–$3,750. If worried about missing long-term gains, one can buy in batches below $3,750.
3. U.S. Stocks The essence of U.S. stocks corresponds to the U.S. debt cycle. Currently in the late stage but not over. Some overheating signs have appeared, but comprehensive overheating signals have not yet been triggered. The AI technology revolution will definitely trigger a new round of bubbles, mainly due to excessive capital expenditure and leverage expansion driven by "fear of missing out." Therefore, looking at the next two years overall is bullish, and "buying on dips" remains the main tone.
4. AI
The AI technology revolution will produce a "certain bubble," with high leverage mergers and excessive expansions leading to inflated valuations.
Possible "bubble burst signals": Frequent exorbitant mergers. Inflation clearly rising, market expectations that the Federal Reserve will tighten policies. AI concept stocks surging across the board, valuations becoming extreme.
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