The interest rate cut is set, but the real challenge is the moment of 'good news landing'!
Brothers, the interest rate cut is basically a done deal now, and the market's reaction has already been priced in ahead of time.
This means that the current prices already include most of the factors for 'early celebration.' So, when the official announcement comes, we need to be cautious of a classic scenario — good news landing, market reversing.
What we need to focus on next is not whether there will be a rate cut, but what the Federal Reserve says.
If they hint that there will be further cuts, the market can continue to be excited;
But if the tone is cautious, it may trigger a wave of adjustments.
Especially Powell — even a hint of 'hesitation' in his words could be magnified by the market into a washout signal.
Summary:
Although the rate cut has been basically confirmed, don't rush too much before the news lands. It's okay to be happy during the expectation phase, but when the moment of release comes, think faster than you act. Maintaining the rhythm is more important than blindly getting excited.
Remember: Opportunities belong to the calm. Only by keeping a steady mindset in turbulent times can the wisest decisions be made.
