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RISK MARKETS!!!
F.E.D. ???
Are the markets melting?
If you leave the market now, it's a sign that you don't know what you're doing or where you are!
The market falling a lot is what they are talking about now and they expect a worsening of the economic scenario, but in my opinion we are much better off than we imagined.
Look at what was expected from the market and where we are!
Stop being stupid and handing over money to the whales if you're a sardine like me!
If you are a market whale, then you don't know what you are doing here, you have a lot of money and don't know how to operate, go to fixed income!
Many are selling now and when the market soars they will buy more expensively instead of buying now!
The Central Bank will not change expectations because there is a lot of pressure on it and the data is not as bad as they say, the job market is not heated and many are mistaken, the job market is on the path that the Central Bank expects, and in the last two years it has never been as controlled as it is now, the expectations are that the central bank will start cutting interest rates this year and slowly we will return to the economy strengthening because the concern is that the economy will rise without an increase in inflation.
However, in the next few years this will be impossible, but at least now in the next two years we will pretend that it will work and that is what will happen "the central bank will control inflation" the markets will rise further with a lot of traps and you who are selling will be left out.
The job market had an increase in unemployment in the unemployment rate, there were specific hires and those hires that do not change much in the lives of Americans, and as the numbers are raw, it is included in the numbers, but if you analyze the numbers, you will see that it is not in line with what does it look like
Tomorrow the rate comes out and we can see the scenario change completely!
Good luck and good work everyone!
$BTC #BTC
F.E.D. ???
Are the markets melting?
If you leave the market now, it's a sign that you don't know what you're doing or where you are!
The market falling a lot is what they are talking about now and they expect a worsening of the economic scenario, but in my opinion we are much better off than we imagined.
Look at what was expected from the market and where we are!
Stop being stupid and handing over money to the whales if you're a sardine like me!
If you are a market whale, then you don't know what you are doing here, you have a lot of money and don't know how to operate, go to fixed income!
Many are selling now and when the market soars they will buy more expensively instead of buying now!
The Central Bank will not change expectations because there is a lot of pressure on it and the data is not as bad as they say, the job market is not heated and many are mistaken, the job market is on the path that the Central Bank expects, and in the last two years it has never been as controlled as it is now, the expectations are that the central bank will start cutting interest rates this year and slowly we will return to the economy strengthening because the concern is that the economy will rise without an increase in inflation.
However, in the next few years this will be impossible, but at least now in the next two years we will pretend that it will work and that is what will happen "the central bank will control inflation" the markets will rise further with a lot of traps and you who are selling will be left out.
The job market had an increase in unemployment in the unemployment rate, there were specific hires and those hires that do not change much in the lives of Americans, and as the numbers are raw, it is included in the numbers, but if you analyze the numbers, you will see that it is not in line with what does it look like
Tomorrow the rate comes out and we can see the scenario change completely!
Good luck and good work everyone!
$BTC #BTC
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