Friends, there will be no broadcast today. Therefore, let me briefly share my thoughts on the markets here;

We closed last week with geopolitical tension and a decline, but this week the indices opened positively. The Israeli stock market started green on Sunday, and I pointed out the night with the tweet I posted yesterday, wondering, "Is a good news coming?" So far, there are no news, but pricing is positive.

Nasdaq, S&P 500, BTC are up. There is selling in gold and oil. If VIX decreases, the risks for me are gradually reducing.

This war situation doesn't seem like it will drag on for too long; I'm not an expert, but the markets seem to think so for now. Prices generally come before the news, so don't forget that.

On Tuesday, there are retail and industrial data coming from the US. On Tuesday morning, Japan's interest rate decision will be announced. Wednesday is a big day: the FED interest rate decision and Powell's speech. We will go into detail about the interest rate decision and Powell's speech during the broadcast on Wednesday, but there is no surprise in the interest rate decision, but the fine print needs to be read carefully.

For Bitcoin, closing the day above 106,500 is important for an optimistic scenario.

Dominance technically appears to be in a position to pull back (maybe to the low 62s). If Bitcoin goes up, the altcoins seem to accompany it as well.

In short, I am cautiously optimistic in the short term. We will see more clearly when the market opens, but for now, the outlook is not bad.

We are keeping an eye on it.