Before the interest rate cut was implemented, I was bullish all the way, thinking that expectations would drive the market. As a result, when the shoe finally dropped, it turned directly bearish. This wave of operations is simply a classic case of buy the rumor, sell the news— the market had already digested the Favourable Information in advance, and when it was actually realized, it often serves as a reversal signal.
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MetaverseMigrant
· 12-02 07:52
The boots hit the ground and reversed, this wave has indeed educated the market, the impact of expectations is the greatest.
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GateUser-a5fa8bd0
· 12-02 07:36
Buy the expectation, sell the reality; this trap always results in losses yet you still want to go through it again.
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MetaMaximalist
· 12-02 07:32
nah this is literally textbook expectation pricing theory... you've basically just discovered what institutional players have known for cycles lmaooo. the rumor IS the liquidity event, news is just the exit signal. classic adoption curve inflection point fr fr
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StablecoinGuardian
· 12-02 07:25
When the boots hit the ground, they just smash the feet; I've seen this trick many times. The expectation is real gold and silver, but when it's realized, it turns into paper waste.
Before the interest rate cut was implemented, I was bullish all the way, thinking that expectations would drive the market. As a result, when the shoe finally dropped, it turned directly bearish. This wave of operations is simply a classic case of buy the rumor, sell the news— the market had already digested the Favourable Information in advance, and when it was actually realized, it often serves as a reversal signal.