Either hold cash and lay flat, or buy in batches at the bottom
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From the recently published data, the non-farm payrolls are bearish, and the employment rate is also bearish. Next, on February 12th, the CPI data, if not manipulated, should still be bearish. Therefore, we can conclude that the U.S. economic development is slowing down, and inflation is starting to rebound. The Federal Reserve will not cut interest rates in March, maintaining around 4.5. The recent continuous bearish news has consumed the panic sentiment in advance, and after confirming no interest rate cuts in the first quarter, it has prevented the entire U.S. stock market from collapsing. Now, there is nearly a month of a waiting period until March 20th. If the major players want to continue the rally and the U.S. stock market to rebound, they can only find new positive points. It should be AI (artificial intelligence). According to Silicon Valley's investment forecast in the AI field for 2025: Amazon $100 billion, Microsoft $80 billion, Google $75 billion, Facebook $65 billion. From a direct perspective, AI hardware still has a large room for development, although next year's capital investment may reach its peak, it could also be the year after. Indeed, the recent sentiment is very pessimistic, but many times, after experiencing a wave of rises, a sharp drop is meant to make everyone feel pessimistic and desperate. At this point, we can only say, either hold cash and lay flat or buy the dip in batches. If the shoddy stocks have already dropped to the starting point, further declines will mean the market is finished. Every wave of rise requires capital; aside from some shoddy stocks, mainstream shoddy stocks still want to do business. Be patient; after a sharp drop, slowly recover, wait for time, and then rise again. This is also the operation strategy of the major players; it can only be this way, otherwise? #非农就业数据来袭 #比特币盘整将持续多久? #比特币后市 $BTC
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