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Don’t be afraid of what Japan Yen funding rate change can do to markets. For now markets can’t be hurt any more. But in this chop-chop it is good idea to stay away from trading anyway.
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$GUN - head and shoulders are often a reliable sell signal. Even though I’m not a fan of lower time frames and chart patterns, H&S worked quite reliably so far. Since I’m above CB, I’m selling.
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It is entertaining to observe how traders believe that “bulls and bears are fighting”. This analogy is just total noncence. Anyone who ever bought anything in the real market knows this. Have you ever seen seller of iphones or apples beating potential buyer with the stick? 😂. It is amazing how in everyday life it is clear for everyone until they open price chart and immediately start believing fairy tails about bulls and bears and whales and other see and land creatures 😀 There is a fight in the market. Sellers competing who first sell you the stuff - price goes down. Sellers withdraw orders - price goes up. As simple as that. Same as in farmers market. Trading is trading no matter what you are selling, donuts, used cars, real estate or crypto. With all the nonsence influencers teach you it is not even possible to make money trading socks, shirts and pants, not to mention crypto or stocks 😁 $BTC $ETH $XRP
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Couple months ago I predicted that most coins would test their 200 day MAs, and I partially sold my $ETH and $BNB holdings closer to the top. Unfortunately I couldn’t imagine they would break below those MAs and stay below them for that long ☹️ Currently I believe that during mext few weeks, somewhen between now and end of January we will likely see couple of pumps. I wouldn’t recommend buying these breakouts (only if you are highly skilled day trader you can buy and quickly sell). Between Jan and approximately May we will likely see few more corrections. Those will unlikely be triggering full-featured bear market, but rather give chance for more accumulation. So my plan is to keep selling my holdings into breakouts and restart accumulation in 2026. Situation is very confused. Bull market and new ATH are probable in second half of 2026, but it is so far in the future - we cannot be sure. Unlike in previous years, global liquidity is not automatically going into equity and crypto markets, so next few month it will not matter much what FED will be doing doing (unless they do something crazy like extremely low funding rate). It seems that economy now is in the hands of White House. So stay safe, don’t fall for market magic tricks. I’d say, sell and rebalance during next few weeks, then wait for correction and then adjust plans depending on situation. Don’t FOMO in most cases in bull market there are local correction. In bull market you don’t need to buy breakout, since you always can buy a correction 😀 Until USA gov is behaving like bunch of teenagers running a hedge fund we are unlikely to see a real bull market. If you wish, bull market signal will be - when they start behaving like responsible adults.
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TRUMP ON INTEREST RATES: "We should have the lowest rate in the world." This guy knows nothing about economy. Lowest rates are not compatible with reshoring and reindustrialization. It is one or the other. He is running out of time and need to choose soon. And it will likely be lower interest rate. Inflation will be bad but China will continue to be industrial center of the world. In principle it is bullish for markets in “nominal” terms, but it will also change structure of investment instruments, so the questions are 1) which asset classes will pump and 2) how they will perform in inflation-adjusted terms $BTC $ETH $SOL
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* bonds buy back by Treasury is not a “liquidity injection” in a usual sense and rarely have any effect on markets (except bonds market itself) * bonds purchase by FED is form of QE, it injects liquidity. But there are laways caveats. The fact that money hit the wallets does not necesserily mean those money are going straight into the markets. For now it looks that money are flowing into risk-free and low risk assets. E.g. gold, likely also into bonds. Or investors just keep cash 😁 While economy overall is in uncertain state, tiny QEs like this will not trigger risk-on. Markets will react noticeably either to huge liquidity (which risk hyperinflation side-effect) or structural changes in economy. Anything like this is going to happen in next few months. So at best crypto markets will be in chop-chop mode - good for accumulation for long term holding and deadly for day traders. Be like smart money, take some profit in December. Do your research, rebalance your portfolio, keep accumulating and you will be good in a year or so. $BTC $ETH $SOL
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