The market is beginning to spread the panic of the interest rate hike on the 19th, with U.S. stocks leading the decline. The classic 'painting door' market in the crypto world has reappeared, and many bulls have been buried again. The panic is being released, but this could very well be the turning point for the market this month.
My core viewpoint remains unchanged: negative news is likely to be digested in advance, and the rate hike could actually become the starting point for a phase of rebound. However, before that, contract operations must be undertaken with extreme caution and a step-by-step approach.
The current core contradiction in the market: the core of market trading is the game between 'interest rate hike expectations' and 'early release of expectations.' Panic selling is a fact, but the strength of deep sell-offs is weakening. The key will be to observe the defensive situation in the core support area.
Before the interest rate hike on the 19th, the market is likely to maintain a volatile or slightly weak downward trend to digest the panic. In terms of operations, focus on high shorts, with low longs as a supplement, entering and exiting quickly.
Position management is a lifeline; avoid going ALL IN at once. During market panic, it is often a time to find value entry points. When everyone believes that the interest rate hike will lead to a surge, we should be wary of a pullback from 'selling the fact.'
In summary: The panic before the interest rate hike creates better entry positions for us. Do not chase highs and kill lows; patiently wait for direction after policy clarity. The market constantly shifts between fear and greed, and only the calm hunter can survive until the end.
