The White House just dropped some eye-popping numbers: 48 fresh all-time highs on Wall Street since January, plus claims of resolving 8 international conflicts. Washington's pushing a narrative of renewed global influence and market dominance. Whether you buy the spin or not, those stock records are real—and they're fueling risk-on sentiment across traditional and digital assets. Markets don't care about politics until policy hits liquidity. Right now? Liquidity's flowing, and that's what matters for your portfolio.
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NFTRegretter
· 11-28 15:05
Liquidity is all that matters, everything else is虚.
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SmartContractWorker
· 11-26 21:45
Liquidity comes and you rush in, regardless of politics or policies, money talks.
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CodeZeroBasis
· 11-26 20:08
48 new highs? Ample liquidity is a good signal, the short term risk appetite indeed can't keep up.
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ForeverBuyingDips
· 11-26 19:57
Liquidity is coming, just copy it, no matter what political narrative... 48 new highs sound great, but I'm more concerned about how long this wave can last.
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ser_ngmi
· 11-26 19:47
48 historical highs? This number does look great, but we all know Washington likes to brag.
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Liquidity is indeed abundant, and that is the core; everything else is just background noise.
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To be honest, policies only count when they hit the Wallet; right now, there is definitely point shaving happening.
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Can international conflicts also be "resolved"? This narrative is just too ridiculous, haha.
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The stock market is indeed breaking records, but who can guarantee how long this will last?
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Instead of following how they brag, it’s better to keep an eye on whether your positions can hold up.
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With such a high risk-on sentiment, an adjustment isn't far off; be cautious.
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DAOTruant
· 11-26 19:42
Are these 48 new highs real or are they just telling stories again?
The White House just dropped some eye-popping numbers: 48 fresh all-time highs on Wall Street since January, plus claims of resolving 8 international conflicts. Washington's pushing a narrative of renewed global influence and market dominance. Whether you buy the spin or not, those stock records are real—and they're fueling risk-on sentiment across traditional and digital assets. Markets don't care about politics until policy hits liquidity. Right now? Liquidity's flowing, and that's what matters for your portfolio.