Why do veteran traders get nervous when they hear "The Federal Reserve is going to cut interest rates"?
Because history has repeated itself 6 times:
Behind every round of rate cuts, there is always a preceding crisis, not prosperity.
1984 Inflation out of control
1997 Asian Financial Crisis
2000 Internet Bubble
2008 Global Financial Crisis
2020 COVID-19 + Infinite QE
But there is a pattern that has never changed👇
When interest rates reach their limit and liquidity is truly released, risk assets start to rise.
So don't rush to cheer for the "first rate cut",
real opportunities often appear when the market is most pessimistic and policies are most extreme.
History does not simply repeat itself, but it always follows the same rhyme.
