Will the revision of the non-farm payroll data lead to a market crash?
Will the revision of the non-farm payroll data lead to a market crash?
Market analysis 1. Will the market crash due to interest rate cuts? Andrew Tyler, head of JPMorgan's trading desk, suggested that after the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, the market might experience a 'sell the news' situation. This means that the market has already priced in the expectations of an interest rate cut, and once the expectation is realized, some investors might choose to take profits rather than chase higher prices. He is mainly concerned about the following points: Inflation uncertainty remains: Although the market generally expects the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, the rising costs brought about by tariff policies may continue to be passed on to consumers. The core CPI in the U.S. rose by 3.1% year-on-year in July, and inflationary pressures have not completely dissipated.
200 years ago, one could hardly protect oneself; after 200 years, you had to turn the tide and salvage everything. Now everyone also needs to turn the tide again, right? As for the recent market situation, I think it could be a round of an epic-level bull trap. How many people have the same idea as me? #BTC突破$72000 $ETH
In the blooming beyond, the Yellow Springs road; where there is no return for men, all is illusion A foolish child refuses to cross the River of Sorrow—only wishing that deep love may carry them into the next life #Reddit将纳入标普500 $ETH
Rang Yingying’s three-million yuan chandelier reminds me of a big shot in our industry who keeps seven fairies on his payroll.
That boss opened a restaurant. He loses money every year, but every year he does renovations [mew mew]. Seriously—he renovates for three months each year. I wonder how much those chandeliers cost [Erha].
Hanshu’s boss opened a chain teahouse called “Yinxie.” It has been losing money all along, but he keeps expanding [mew mew].
So maybe Rang Yingying wants to have relatives from her mother’s side do the renovations—other people wouldn’t feel reassured [mew mew].
See whether you’re suitable for trading with this classic question for #金价升破4400美元创两月高位 $ETH : You buy a house for 2 million, sell it for 1.5 million, and then buy it back for 900,000. Do you end up losing money or making a profit?
The Bank of Japan is going to raise interest rates again—South Korea has already done it for seven rounds. Can you, the U.S., hold up? With a rate hike expected in September getting closer and closer, will the market keep rolling the snowball? #内容挖矿 $ETH