The central bank cut interest rates sharply, Bitcoin is close to $62,000, institutional investors are secretly making arrangements, and the market is about to usher in a storm!
At 2 a.m., the central bank announced that it would cut the benchmark interest rate from 5.5% to 5%. This rate cut exceeded expectations and should generally be regarded as a positive for the market.
However, the market often does not follow common sense. Big investors often use market sentiment and information to create a "fog" effect.
At present, the market still faces many uncertainties, prompting investors to remain cautious:
1. Unclear economic outlook: Although the central bank cuts interest rates, the global economic slowdown and geopolitical tensions still exist, causing some big funds to choose to wait and see, waiting for more economic data and market trends.
2. Inflationary pressure remains: interest rate cuts help stimulate the economy, but investors are worried that this may trigger a rebound in inflation, so they remain vigilant at the critical moment of policy shifts and pay close attention to future inflation trends.
3. Early layout: Big investors have actively laid out at low levels before the good news is announced. The benefits of this interest rate decision are actually the "cash-in" of their early operations, because their earnings have long been locked before the news is released.
Contrarian investor strategy: Pay attention to the movements of big investors
1. Observe trading volume: If the price of Bitcoin rises with a significant increase in trading volume, it may mean that big investors have completed their chip collection and the market is about to take off. However, if the price rises but the trading volume does not increase accordingly, be careful of potential "high-priced" traps!
