The market is exhausting, with no clues; is the bull still here?

The interest rate cut cycle continues. Although the magnitude and frequency of rate cuts have decreased, the United States is still in a rate cut cycle, and this has not changed. Economic strength is key. More importantly, the U.S. economy remains very strong. As long as the economy maintains strong momentum and corporate revenue is good, the market will naturally perform well. After all, an economic recovery means increased corporate profits, and liquidity will naturally become more abundant. Overall, there is actually no need to worry too much. Although the Federal Reserve has reduced the number of rate cuts, market liquidity has not been weakened; rather, it may become more abundant due to strong economic performance. It is well known that the Trump fund has actively increased its stake at 8824 per ETH and has currently incurred a floating loss of 2.1 million! Trump is also in a difficult position; do you think he will let himself lose money? When Ethereum rises, altcoins rise as well. Hold onto your spot positions tightly; once Trump is back in office, everything will be smooth sailing. Undoubtedly, the bull market is still there! If this is your first experience of a bull market, these points are especially important: 1. Every significant drop in a bull market is an opportunity to get on board, especially around the New Year, when there is usually a pullback, which is a good time to increase your position. 2. Do not frequently change coins, especially when the coins you hold have not yet risen; just hold them patiently. 3. Do not overly diversify your investments; focus on different popular tracks and primarily choose leading coins for heavy investment. Do not buy a bunch of useless assets in the same sector! 4. Lock in some profits in a timely manner, while keeping the rest for further gains. When a sharp drop occurs, add to your position to seize low-point opportunities, and bring down your average price. The most important thing is to avoid leveraged contracts; in the current market, leveraged contracts die the fastest. The volatile market is expected to continue until early January; the best approach in this kind of market is to reduce trading frequency and not be dominated by candlestick charts, except for experts!