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These days, Trump and MicroStrategy are making various calls, from mid-month 12.10-12.20 (12.19 interest rate cut) up to a new high of 106,000 before the market ends. Then after 12.20, there will be a Christmas adjustment down to find a bottom between 106,000-86,000, creating a big fluctuation.

99,000-90,600 hour line adjustment comes in.
Then the flash crash low point of 104,000-90,000 also appears.
After that, it's the 3-day line.
The 3-day line above is 106,000-108,000.
Below is 86,000-88,000.

Just like the March market in the first half of the year, think back and look at the market of 70,000 in the first half.

50,000-60,000 is equivalent to 80,000-90,000, with a rapid rise that had no pullback.
60,000-70,000 also rose quickly but started to have continuous flash crashes and pullbacks.
90,000-100,000 is a daily rise followed by a daily crash.
Above 70,000 in March is equivalent to above 100,000 in December.
Pulling the market up against divergence, hard pulling, and after the rise, it starts to decline and pull back. In the first half, 73,800 and 74,000 were continuously broken down to 60,000 in April, previously oscillating between 60-70.
Here in December, the Christmas end is also 9-10.
It may be in January that we see a big cake starting with 8.
Moreover, you will see it for a few days, giving you enough time to see 8 starting and giving you the opportunity to buy at the bottom.
Unlike now at 89,000 where you only saw it for a minute before it pulled back, too fast to react.

In one year, there are two waves of bull market, both with doubled gains. The market in the first half of the year in March and April is similar to the market in these two months.
In the first half, it was 39,000-73,500.
In the second half, it was 49,000-105,000+.
The first half was BlackRock + MicroStrategy.
The second half is Trump + MicroStrategy.
It has been rising until divergence and all good news has come out.
In the first half, the peak was 74,000 on March 14 until a month later in April when it truly broke down to 56,000, a -20% oscillation at the lowest point.

In simple terms, here 106,000-86,000, similar to the March peak of 74,000-56,000 in the first half, both are wide fluctuations of 20% points.