Interest rate cuts struggle to boost the market, the trend may have already reached its peak
The interest rate cut cycle has already begun, yet the market has not flourished as expected, instead subtly showing signs of a peak. Various signs seem to suggest that a major change may indeed be just around the corner.
1. Positive news appears hollow, hiding traps for bullish investors
Currently, the market is oscillating at a high level, seemingly showing a steady upward trend, but in reality, it is very likely quietly forming a peak structure. Recent news that seems 'bullish' has not effectively boosted the market, but rather resembles a trap for bullish investors. From a short-term trading strategy perspective, shorting at highs may be a wise choice.
2. Sudden emotional decline, the dawn of a rebound grows dim
Market sentiment has plummeted for two consecutive days, and prices have followed suit. If a strong rebound does not occur this week, the previous rebound trend will likely be declared over, and bearish forces will dominate the market direction.
3. Divergence in major players' actions, isolated strength cannot support the overall situation
Last week, only BlackRock continued to buy in the market, while most other institutions remained inactive and watched from the sidelines. If BlackRock stops increasing its holdings this week, the market may find it difficult to break upward, and a correction window will open accordingly.
Conclusion: Stay clear-headed, do not be misled by the market's appearance; a truly significant move is quietly brewing behind the scenes.