I read the news this morning, and the word most mentioned by everyone is trading recession. Because the non-farm data and unemployment rate last night were far below expectations, people were worried about a hard landing of the US economy, and they sold risky assets for risk aversion. Even I, a die-hard bull, felt that the first thing after reading it was: it will fall, and it will continue to fall.

After waiting for the interest rate cut, it seemed that I was about to get what I wanted, but the result was the expectation of a US economic recession, which was really a comedy.

Market sentiment subtly affects traders in the market. Every time at this time, my brain will automatically trigger a rebellious psychology. Is the future really so pessimistic?

Once the market falls, everyone turns a blind eye to the good news, but good news is good news after all. When risks are seen, they have been priced in by the market. Now the safe approach is to wait for the market to bottom out and stabilize and trade on the right side.

The long army has been killed and wounded. Now the longs in the market are either zero or the spot is deeply trapped. The hearts of the longs in this hot summer are really cold!