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👷♂️US Labor Data Disappoints! Bitcoin Rises Against Falling US Stocks, Don’t Be Misled by Short-Term Volatility!
The US labor data released earlier today shows that only 77,000 new jobs were added in February, far below the Dow Jones average expectation of 148,000, and even less than the revised 186,000 from January.
In other words, the actual data is less than half of the forecast, and this discrepancy has triggered some market fluctuations. Currently, the market shows an upward trend. When the US stock market opened yesterday, all three major indices were down, but then they entered a period of rebound.
In this regard, some opinions suggest that all economic data have both positive and negative aspects, and the key lies in how Wall Street traders interpret it:
· If Wall Street wants to rally, they may emphasize that the labor data falling short of expectations could lead to accelerated interest rate cuts, thus interpreting it as good news, followed by a rally, causing the market to rise;
· But if Wall Street wants to crash the market, they will emphasize the risk of economic recession, triggering investor concerns and a series of panic selling actions.
Therefore, investors should treat such data as reference information. Bitcoin and altcoins have seen a slight increase due to the interpretation of news and the short-term favorable conditions in the US stock market, but this is merely short-term volatility; the long-term trend and direction are what investors should focus on.
Investors who frequently trade based on short-term news sentiment are very likely to face significant losses. Investing is not speculation; to survive in the market in the long term relies on time, cycles, and confidence!
🗣️ Conclusion:
Market fluctuations are normal; short-term data fluctuations are mostly noise. This time, the disappointing US labor data reminds us again that emotional trading is the biggest enemy of investing. Whether it’s a rebound in the stock market or a brief rise in the crypto market, they are just the market’s immediate reaction to the news, not a reflection of long-term trends.
The essence of investing lies in time, cycles, and confidence, rather than chasing short-term fluctuations. Buffett once said, “The market is a voting machine in the short term, a weighing machine in the long term.” Focusing on long-term value is the way to move forward steadily.
💬 Finally, I hope everyone can learn from this event, look at the market less, think more, and face every market challenge with rationality and patience.
#市场波动 #劳工数据 #投资策略 #长期投资 #短期投机
The US labor data released earlier today shows that only 77,000 new jobs were added in February, far below the Dow Jones average expectation of 148,000, and even less than the revised 186,000 from January.
In other words, the actual data is less than half of the forecast, and this discrepancy has triggered some market fluctuations. Currently, the market shows an upward trend. When the US stock market opened yesterday, all three major indices were down, but then they entered a period of rebound.
In this regard, some opinions suggest that all economic data have both positive and negative aspects, and the key lies in how Wall Street traders interpret it:
· If Wall Street wants to rally, they may emphasize that the labor data falling short of expectations could lead to accelerated interest rate cuts, thus interpreting it as good news, followed by a rally, causing the market to rise;
· But if Wall Street wants to crash the market, they will emphasize the risk of economic recession, triggering investor concerns and a series of panic selling actions.
Therefore, investors should treat such data as reference information. Bitcoin and altcoins have seen a slight increase due to the interpretation of news and the short-term favorable conditions in the US stock market, but this is merely short-term volatility; the long-term trend and direction are what investors should focus on.
Investors who frequently trade based on short-term news sentiment are very likely to face significant losses. Investing is not speculation; to survive in the market in the long term relies on time, cycles, and confidence!
🗣️ Conclusion:
Market fluctuations are normal; short-term data fluctuations are mostly noise. This time, the disappointing US labor data reminds us again that emotional trading is the biggest enemy of investing. Whether it’s a rebound in the stock market or a brief rise in the crypto market, they are just the market’s immediate reaction to the news, not a reflection of long-term trends.
The essence of investing lies in time, cycles, and confidence, rather than chasing short-term fluctuations. Buffett once said, “The market is a voting machine in the short term, a weighing machine in the long term.” Focusing on long-term value is the way to move forward steadily.
💬 Finally, I hope everyone can learn from this event, look at the market less, think more, and face every market challenge with rationality and patience.
#市场波动 #劳工数据 #投资策略 #长期投资 #短期投机
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