The plunge in US stocks and the Middle East crisis are just superficial excuses.
In fact, the core reason for this market decline is to welcome the upcoming bull market.
Wall Street is clearing leveraged positions on the chain and exchanges.
By forcibly liquidating leveraged positions, it forces highly leveraged traders to cut their losses and leave the market, and Wall Street takes over.
The American strategy is to absorb a large amount of assets when the market hits the bottom,
and then create a prosperous scene to attract global investors to enter the market to maximize profits.
In the future, Wall Street will mainly adopt a long strategy to expand market space and increase asset prices,
thereby achieving larger-scale returns.
Their short-selling operations are short-term means, and the profits they can obtain are limited.