wyyghlp xx OP Jayden Z : Uh-huh, right. So?

wyyghlp xx : Is it true? Wow.

wyyghlp xx : There may not necessarily be a sell-off; it mainly depends on whether the message released tomorrow is dovish or hawkish.

wyyghlp xx : So what? Leaving aside the uncertainty of how things will unfold tomorrow, even if there is a sharp decline tomorrow, will it affect my ability to smile today? Let tomorrow's worries be dealt with tomorrow. Thank you.

wyyghlp xx 103559348 : The main focus is on whether the future outlook will be hawkish or dovish after the interest rate cut.

wyyghlp xx Asuka アスカ : The last time, it was due to the early consumption of rate cut expectations; this time, it is not.

wyyghlp xx Asuka アスカ : So do you really think the previous pre-emptive expectation and the current one are at the same level? Moreover, I don’t believe the rise from 80 to 90 this time is solely due to the Fed's interest rate cut. Instead, it’s more because all the negative factors have been priced in. Think carefully about it.

wyyghlp xx Asuka アスカ : Moreover, the probability of an interest rate cut is over 80%, and the last two times it was about 98%, right? (If I remember correctly.) Are you sure this is really the same situation? Therefore, I’m saying that if a rate cut is confirmed this time, it won’t lead to a pullback like the previous two instances; instead, it will rise.

wyyghlp xx Asuka アスカ : Indeed, I agree with your point. The key is to see whether the subsequent message from the rate cut will be hawkish or dovish.

wyyghlp xx : Hahaha, my big brother has finally started to turn bearish? Good job, Deep Sea.