The United States cut interest rates by 50 basis points, which is similar to what we expected before. But the pie only rose by more than 2,000 points, and it feels that the strength is still not strong enough.
Now, let's imagine again, where will the money go after the United States cuts interest rates? Obviously, a lot of funds may go to our country because our economic environment is relatively attractive. But this is not a result that the United States is happy to see. In order to deal with this situation, the United States may join forces with Japan to let Japan raise interest rates in an attempt to retain funds. But we don't have to worry too much, and the next step is to look at the flow of funds in ETFs.
The 59,200 pie given yesterday also made a perfect profit of more than 2,000 points. If you follow the right district, you will not fall behind in the meat that can be eaten regardless of whether the interest rate is raised or lowered!
