Still the same thing, don’t be affected by various negative news. The second half of May will definitely kick off a crazy bull market. What non-farm payrolls are negative, these are no longer important; the US data has long been distorted and is completely serving policy, everything is about expectation management. This month's non-farm payrolls being worse than expected is to prepare for no interest rate cuts in May. Next month, you can bet on it, non-farm payrolls will definitely fall significantly below expectations to prepare for interest rate cuts in June. These have now become secondary factors. Regularly releasing negative news gives the US capital enough time to bottom out; don’t listen to whoever says BTC will hit new lows; it’s all nonsense. The last 20 days are the final opportunity to bottom out before the crazy bull market. I’ve said before, we need to isolate various negative disturbances and firmly believe in one core factor, which is that global liquidity indicators are still continuously reaching new highs. Don’t think that since the US hasn’t cut rates, where is the liquidity coming from? Clearly, I’m talking about global liquidity indicators; the EU, UK, Canada, and Australia have all cut rates several times this year. The US will cut soon, and Dragon Country is ready to cut at any time. The EU and UK have basically confirmed that there will be at least four more rate cuts before the end of the year; global quantitative easing has already started to be released. Some people say that past rate cuts were accompanied by black swans, and that there will definitely be a black swan in May. Rate cuts can be proactive or reactive; reactive rate cuts happen due to unexpected black swans, while proactive rate cuts are done to prevent economic recession. Everyone is shouting about a May black swan; how can that be unexpected? A black swan is when no one is predicting it, and suddenly it appears like a clap of thunder. These people are even more confident than the Federal Reserve. If the Federal Reserve knew there would be a black swan in May, do you believe they wouldn’t have cut rates in March or April? Dragon Country bloggers are even more impressive, knowing in advance about a black swan in May. The Federal Reserve is still managing expectations for one reason: everything is controllable!