Liquidity flow has been weak, but there is still liquidity entering the market since last night. After yesterday's rapid correction, liquidity has returned and is expected to rise in the coming days $BTC
If the $BTC indicator reverses, we might see a sharp correction. Otherwise, the market is unsettling. Everyone is waiting for news of the Iran-US negotiations before they go to war again. This is a cause for concern, so you should be cautious.
$BTC is currently in accumulation zones following yesterday's news. The probability of an interest rate hike has dropped from 75% to 25% after yesterday's news, which was so positive that all markets declined – a strange occurrence. However, we might see the market's reaction at the beginning of next week; it could be sideways, rising, or the opposite. But currently, everything is positive.
$SOXS is currently negative, but I expect that if the stock market corrects this month, we might see a strong upward move. Also, don't forget Nvidia and other chip-related stocks; we'll see a strong rise in SOXS. However, currently most stocks are positive, so we need to see a correction. Otherwise, we might see SOXS reach the $20 range.
$BTC It's very clear the market has been manipulated in this area since last night, and I've noticed strange things. The only thing that rose was their American stocks; the rest didn't move.
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I’ve shorted $MOVR multiple times; each time, it hits a new high. A correction is still possible, but a rebound could occur following the sideways movement.