#ETH走势分析 The market sentiment can change abruptly. Just seven days ago, everyone was still discussing "interest rate cuts would have to wait until January of next year," but now the narrative has shifted dramatically—an action might happen in December. Even the major Wall Street banks are adjusting their forecasts, with JPMorgan directly changing its stance: a cut in December followed by another in January. The speed of this turnaround is indeed surprising.
What’s the rush? The answer lies in the internal voices of the Federal Reserve. Influential figures like Williams, Waller, and Daly have recently made statements, with a core message: if this continues, the employment data may not hold up. The market immediately sensed the signal, and the probability of a rate cut in December soared from less than 30% a week ago to over 80% now.
But the script won't be that simple. Logan from Dallas is clearly opposed, citing that the inflation issue hasn't been completely resolved. There are even rumors that this FOMC vote may end in a deadlock; if the votes are tied, interest rates will remain unchanged—if that happens, it would be exciting.
Wall Street has also split into two factions. Goldman Sachs bets that there will be movement in December, but Morgan Stanley and Bank of America believe it may just be "talking dovishly while doing nothing," meaning that they will say things first and then see how to act based on the situation.
If the rate is really cut, the US stock market and the crypto market will likely continue to rise, as gold has already reacted in advance. However, some people remind us: the market sentiment is currently too full, and if the rate isn't cut in December, the pullback could be very sharp.
So, do you think there will really be a cut in December?
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TradFiRefugee
· 11-30 02:50
Speaking of the Fed, these people really know how to stir things up. They change their rhetoric every week, and the market follows suit, with an 80% chance it just feels like a joke.
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ImpermanentLossEnjoyer
· 11-29 22:48
These people on Wall Street, when they speak it's all nonsense, I bet they still won't move in December.
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fren.eth
· 11-29 16:14
These people on Wall Street are really something; they can change on a dime. If it were us, we would have been slapped in the face by now.
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SignatureCollector
· 11-29 10:57
Wall Street talks dovishly but does not act; I've seen this trap before. They are afraid to make real moves in December.
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ParanoiaKing
· 11-27 06:10
JPMorgan's repeated actions make me laugh... To put it simply, they are betting on a rate cut in December.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 11-27 06:09
This wave is too typical, the probability surged from 30% to 80% in a week, can you believe it? It's all just talk, we need to see the real deal on voting day.
If you ask me, those who are chasing the price now have a gambler's mentality. Logan's opposition to this signal is crucial; a tie in the votes would be the most interesting scenario—at that time, doing nothing would leave the market collectively dumbfounded.
Set your stop loss properly, don't let emotions cloud your judgment. History tells us that the market's sentiment is often most dangerous when it is at its peak.
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OnchainArchaeologist
· 11-27 05:49
Wall Street changes its tune every day, which side should we suckers bet on?
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To be honest, this surge from 30% to 80% smells like institutions are creating hype.
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Logan is still stubbornly holding on to inflation; if the voting really ends up being a tie, that would be ridiculous, and the market will explode.
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I believe Morgan Stanley's words, the Fed is just a big mouth, it's rare for them to actually take action.
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In my opinion, an 80% probability itself is worth being cautious about; overly smooth markets often reverse the fastest.
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Gold has already made a move to rug pull, which is a signal in itself, don't be fooled by market sentiment.
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Basically, it's a bet on whether market sentiment can hold until December; looking further ahead may hurt even more.
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SelfStaking
· 11-27 05:49
Talking big but not acting, this trap is getting old. Those betting on a real drop in December need to be mentally prepared for being played people for suckers.
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SignatureLiquidator
· 11-27 05:48
These people on Wall Street talk faster than they can turn the pages of a book, you can't trust them.
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FlatTax
· 11-27 05:46
These Wall Street guys are quick to change their tune; to put it simply, they're just being cowardly.
#ETH走势分析 The market sentiment can change abruptly. Just seven days ago, everyone was still discussing "interest rate cuts would have to wait until January of next year," but now the narrative has shifted dramatically—an action might happen in December. Even the major Wall Street banks are adjusting their forecasts, with JPMorgan directly changing its stance: a cut in December followed by another in January. The speed of this turnaround is indeed surprising.
What’s the rush? The answer lies in the internal voices of the Federal Reserve. Influential figures like Williams, Waller, and Daly have recently made statements, with a core message: if this continues, the employment data may not hold up. The market immediately sensed the signal, and the probability of a rate cut in December soared from less than 30% a week ago to over 80% now.
But the script won't be that simple. Logan from Dallas is clearly opposed, citing that the inflation issue hasn't been completely resolved. There are even rumors that this FOMC vote may end in a deadlock; if the votes are tied, interest rates will remain unchanged—if that happens, it would be exciting.
Wall Street has also split into two factions. Goldman Sachs bets that there will be movement in December, but Morgan Stanley and Bank of America believe it may just be "talking dovishly while doing nothing," meaning that they will say things first and then see how to act based on the situation.
If the rate is really cut, the US stock market and the crypto market will likely continue to rise, as gold has already reacted in advance. However, some people remind us: the market sentiment is currently too full, and if the rate isn't cut in December, the pullback could be very sharp.
So, do you think there will really be a cut in December?
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