This bull market feels like it's coming to an end. To put it bluntly, we still can't compete with the United States on the financial battlefield. Their stock market is hitting new highs again, and there's news that they might not cut interest rates in November. The elections are on November 5, and before that, there probably won't be any major moves. Over here, we also want a bull market, but our strength doesn't allow it. The economy is struggling, and the real estate sector isn't helping either. A lot of policies have been introduced, but they still haven't worked. In these past few days, the Nobel Prize has been awarded to Americans six times, while we haven't received a single one.
This bull market is like a roller coaster, going up and down, leaving us anxious. The stock market in the U.S. is rising happily, and the expected interest rate cuts are off the table. With the elections right around the corner, there’s no chance for us to cut rates either.
We also want a bull market, but the reality is clear: the economy is weak, and the real estate sector can't save us. Meanwhile, the U.S. is basking in success while we can only watch.
Now that the elections are approaching, it's still uncertain who will win or lose, but there's a high possibility that Trump will return to power. What will happen to the stock market? Will it crash? No one knows for sure.
It's like gambling; no one knows what the next card will be. Instead of making wild guesses, it's better to face reality early, pull out when necessary, and cut losses before it's too late.
Who doesn't want a bull market? But we also need to consider our own strength. Don't just chase the bull market and end up losing everything. Now we need to stay calm, assess the situation, and be prepared to respond.
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