Let's clear things up:
What we see now is the usual course of events, info-stuffing that is trying to convince us of one of two scenarios: đ either we fly to the moon, or we fall to the bottom. There is a picture for each psychotype. Some will be shown a war that supposedly leads to a financial crisis, while others will see an ETF, which, in fact, will not have any global impact, but will simply set off another local swing. Everyone is in some strange state, as if something is about to happen. đ€·ââïž
In real:
The market always moves from one stage to another: from bearish to bullish, from accumulation to distribution. Nothing super-terrible or super-positive is happening and, most likely, will not happen. As I already wrote, there are local movements within cycles - this is commonplace in financial markets. There is nothing to think about or discuss all day long. đđ
Bear and bull:
New money commensurate with the total capitalization leads to a bull market, otherwise there is no other way. Any war or important decision can either extend the cycle by a couple of months or speed up the infusion of money into the market. That's all. The current capitalization is already quite large: a bull market requires a lot of money, which only institutional investors have, and they will invest it only when the market is regulated. đŠ
For now:
I am 50-65% in the market, 35-50% in the stable, and calmly await any development of events. Falling? Beauty! Growing? Also a beauty! đ