Today is Monday. The US market will open tonight after two days of closure. A decline is almost inevitable, and the market is digesting this negative news. Whether the US stock market can hold up will be the key factor that determines whether there will be a V-reversal in the short term. But will there be a rescue action?

The answer is that there will be.

After the accident in Japan today, the Federal Reserve held an emergency meeting to discuss interest rates.

Although it is a bit of a last-ditch effort, this discussion seems to have no other points to discuss except for interest rate cuts and unexpected high-volume interest rate cuts. The first interest rate cut of 50% is almost a foregone conclusion, and it may be advanced. If it is advanced, there may be three interest rate cuts this year, with a 50% chance of the first 25 and 50. It was expected that there would be a wave of market conditions before the interest rate cut, but the rhythm seems to have been broken by the unexpected situation of the United States and Japan.

If there is no market before the interest rate cut, it will be postponed without stopping.

After experiencing 312, look at the next two years, and then look at today.

Although the specific point cannot be determined, the opportunity for batch layout must have occurred before the interest rate cut, because Bitcoin is infinitely close to the position when the ETF was passed, which is also the cost price of many ETFs. ETFs have even recovered all the gains since the beginning of this year despite their poor performance. Many cottages have even fallen below the lowest position in the bear market.

After this decline, there will be a relatively large market. However, it is still necessary to talk about the old saying that any risky assets should be laid out with a reasonable position and laid out in batches. At this time, buying cottages is more cost-effective, and the first consideration is the ability to bear.