Good evening, brothers!
Today I read a passage from philosopher Wittgenstein:
“Don’t use other people’s examples as a guide for your life:
Everyone is unique.
Other people’s experiences and paths may not be applicable to you.
Encourage people to explore and find a lifestyle and value pursuit that suits them.
Rather than blindly following in the footsteps of others.”
Studying history is to resonate with the ancients and to be indifferent to the impermanence of the world. Studying the worldview is to generate a sense of awe and broaden one's horizons and pattern of life, because any answer will be better answered if it is raised to a higher dimension, and being stuck in the present will make one particularly entangled and persistent.
Learning skills and learning other people's good trading skills and experience is to avoid making mistakes in the market. It would be even better if you can summarize and improve your own trading system from learning other people's trading skills and experience.
My investment goal is to stay flat.
Build a system to make money.
No need to be busy all day.
If there is a slight fluctuation, I get anxious.
That's not what I want.
I hope to gain peace of mind from investing.
Rather than anxiety.
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On Monday, December 2, Eastern Time, Christopher Waller, a popular voter of the Federal Reserve and a long-time voter at the Federal Reserve's Monetary Policy Committee (FOMC) meetings, spoke at a monetary policy forum hosted by the American Institute for Economic Research (AIER), a think tank, and expressed his personal views on the Federal Reserve's monetary policy and the U.S. economic situation.
The following are the main points of the speech:
Based on the economic data currently on hand, my bias is to support a rate cut at the December meeting, but that decision will depend on whether data received before then surprises to the upside and changes my forecast for the path of inflation.
Interest rates are expected to continue to fall over the coming year until the policy rate approaches a more neutral level.
BTC: Looking at the 4-hour level, the price fell below the lower Bollinger Band and the price trend was weak.
From a daily perspective, the price has fallen below the moving average support. There is a need for a price correction, and we need to be alert to a market pullback.
In summary, the support level is 94600 and the resistance level is 95000.
ETH: In the 4-hour level, the price fell back to the lower Bollinger Bands, the price trend was weak, the support level was 3590, and the resistance level was 3620.
LTC: The price continues to remain above the middle track of the Bollinger Bands, the price trend is strong, the support level is 120, and the resistance level is 140.
BCH: The price continues to remain above the middle track of the Bollinger Bands, and the price trend remains healthy, with support at 520 and resistance at 540.
That’s all for now, good night!
