$PEPE
Next week is a critical moment
As for interest rate cuts, there's no need to think about it anymore. Continuous rate cuts are inevitable, with at least 2 this year.
Negotiations between the U.S. and us are necessary.
What’s important is whether the Federal Reserve will implement quantitative easing.
If they start quantitative easing,
combined with interest rate cuts, a round of crazy market activity is about to begin.
As for the battles between the small neighboring countries, they can be ignored.
The main focus is on Russia and Ukraine, and the economic war between us and the U.S.
So, next week is crucial.
If there is no quantitative easing, the market will remain the same.
With each interest rate cut, there will be a rebound, but in reality, the market will mainly be in a sideways trend.
The market is waiting for this moment.
If next week still sees quantitative easing, then at the latest, when old Powell steps down next year, it will inevitably start.
So the market activity will either be by the end of this year or by mid-next year.
Next week is a critical moment
As for interest rate cuts, there's no need to think about it anymore. Continuous rate cuts are inevitable, with at least 2 this year.
Negotiations between the U.S. and us are necessary.
What’s important is whether the Federal Reserve will implement quantitative easing.
If they start quantitative easing,
combined with interest rate cuts, a round of crazy market activity is about to begin.
As for the battles between the small neighboring countries, they can be ignored.
The main focus is on Russia and Ukraine, and the economic war between us and the U.S.
So, next week is crucial.
If there is no quantitative easing, the market will remain the same.
With each interest rate cut, there will be a rebound, but in reality, the market will mainly be in a sideways trend.
The market is waiting for this moment.
If next week still sees quantitative easing, then at the latest, when old Powell steps down next year, it will inevitably start.
So the market activity will either be by the end of this year or by mid-next year.