Tonight at 3 AM, the Fed's interest rate cut is just such a 'well-known' script.
The current price has already incorporated most of the expectations of a drop from 4.00% to 3.75%.
Therefore, the real risk lies in the 'good news realization'.
If the outcome does not exceed the expected surprise (for example, a 50 basis point cut), then the moment the 'shoe drops' is likely to be when the 'buying power is exhausted' in the short term. Historical trends have verified this pattern twice.
Don't get too excited when good news is known to everyone, as that is usually the bell for seasoned players to take a temporary rest.
