How are your holdings tonight? The market's recent moves really caught me off guard.
Global investors are still immersed in the fantasy of the Federal Reserve possibly easing, when suddenly Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda made a statement - the signs of interest rate hikes are becoming increasingly apparent. As soon as the news broke, the Japanese stock and bond markets experienced a "double whammy" disaster, and risk aversion sentiment was instantly ignited.
But the story is not over yet. The Federal Reserve across the ocean is taking a completely opposite approach: market rumors suggest that the tapering may be halted, and the expectation for a rate cut in December has soared... On this side, liquidity is tightening, while on the other side, they are preparing to unleash funds? The market is completely confused, not knowing where to run.
What's worse is that all kinds of rumors are flying everywhere, making the already sensitive market even more chaotic. The tug-of-war between bulls and bears is fierce, and the volatility is at an all-time high, so if you're not careful, you could get swept out.
At this point in time, will you choose to hold your position, or take the opportunity to enter the market amidst the chaos? Or will you simply reduce your holdings and wait for the situation to clarify before making a decision?
Share your strategy, let's exchange ideas together.
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How are your holdings tonight? The market's recent moves really caught me off guard.
Global investors are still immersed in the fantasy of the Federal Reserve possibly easing, when suddenly Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda made a statement - the signs of interest rate hikes are becoming increasingly apparent. As soon as the news broke, the Japanese stock and bond markets experienced a "double whammy" disaster, and risk aversion sentiment was instantly ignited.
But the story is not over yet. The Federal Reserve across the ocean is taking a completely opposite approach: market rumors suggest that the tapering may be halted, and the expectation for a rate cut in December has soared... On this side, liquidity is tightening, while on the other side, they are preparing to unleash funds? The market is completely confused, not knowing where to run.
What's worse is that all kinds of rumors are flying everywhere, making the already sensitive market even more chaotic. The tug-of-war between bulls and bears is fierce, and the volatility is at an all-time high, so if you're not careful, you could get swept out.
At this point in time, will you choose to hold your position, or take the opportunity to enter the market amidst the chaos? Or will you simply reduce your holdings and wait for the situation to clarify before making a decision?
Share your strategy, let's exchange ideas together.