With such impressive non-farm payroll data, is the Fed really going to restart rate cuts? What happened to the data-driven approach? Looks like the market's going to get let down again.
Well, the market gave a clear answer—a total bloodbath. I was planning to buy the dip, but it turned out to be a disaster, and my account balance took another hit. In this kind of market, it's safer to just stick to short positions—at least that'll guarantee me a pork knuckle meal. The expectations for rate cuts keep flip-flopping, it's really tough for retail investors.
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airdrop_whisperer
· 12-06 01:10
The Fed plays word games, we play the bankruptcy game. After a brutal bloodbath, wanting to bottom-fish again really takes courage.
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SelfCustodyIssues
· 12-05 19:29
The Fed's actions this time are really unbelievable. What happened to being data-driven? Isn't this just messing with us?
By the way, buying the dip doesn't really work anymore. It's more like wiping yourself out now, haha.
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DisillusiionOracle
· 12-05 19:12
Good data but the price drops instead? That’s just absurd. The Federal Reserve really knows how to play mind games.
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just_another_wallet
· 12-04 16:39
Damn, got rekt again. Data-driven? It's all just bullshit tricks.
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just_another_fish
· 12-04 16:34
This move by the Fed is really something else. The data is good, but they still want to cut interest rates? What are they thinking?
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LiquidationKing
· 12-04 16:25
The Fed really just wants to be dovish—lowering rates even when the data is good. Unbelievable.
With such impressive non-farm payroll data, is the Fed really going to restart rate cuts? What happened to the data-driven approach? Looks like the market's going to get let down again.
Well, the market gave a clear answer—a total bloodbath. I was planning to buy the dip, but it turned out to be a disaster, and my account balance took another hit. In this kind of market, it's safer to just stick to short positions—at least that'll guarantee me a pork knuckle meal. The expectations for rate cuts keep flip-flopping, it's really tough for retail investors.