The market has once again arrived at the familiar weekend trend. Since the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut, liquidity has dried up with no buying volume. The earlier low-priced chips were speculative expectations, so after Chairman Powell's speech, the recent peak has already been set. There is serious capital diversion, and the panic in the U.S. stock market has led to a general decline in finance. Coupled with the imminent interest rate hike in yen [bearish], the spot ETF continues to flow out. Therefore, the U.S. stock market will likely experience selling before and after the opening.
Another funny point is that my brothers should all know that every time I open a short position, as soon as I see the giant whale 'Maji' going long, I know it’s stable, hahaha 😂
The intraday market has been oscillating in a range, and the volatility over the weekend is small. Bullish Lei Ge suggests waiting until Sunday to look for good positions to ambush for entry [expected to see a wave of domestic capital bottom-fishing].
There is a high probability of a 150%-600% rise/fall.
Specific precise operation points: chat room!
