When the market understands the 'Tai Chi language', it will no longer rush to act.
Yesterday morning, the big cake moved sideways, not because no one was operating, but because the spectators have all learned to be clever.
One statement from Mr. Chuan, 'We might act, or we might not,' and one statement from Mr. Bao, 'Maybe there will be a quick interest rate cut, maybe not urgent,' left global investors puzzled.
This is not a macro statement; it's a signal flare for quantitative hedging.
While speaking ambiguously, they release volatility, making it hard for you to act or wait.
But please remember:
📌 The real market trend is not about who said what, but who moved the funds first.
📌 In the current market, it seems to be oscillating, but in fact, it is building momentum; liquidity has not loosened, risks have not disappeared, and the direction is not urgent.
Don't let others' ambiguous rhetoric disrupt your own rhythm.
Trends are not understood through listening, but are seen and acted upon.
Judgment is not important; execution determines whether you can stay at the table.
The market has no idle chatter, only silent large orders.
