🚨 JPMorgan has spoken: Have US stocks run out of steam? Rate cuts may put the brakes on! 😮


💸 JPMorgan strategist Mislav Matejka’s latest warning:
👉 Investors are busy locking in profits, not continuing to add positions
👉 Rate cut expectations? Already priced in, no surprises left
👉 US stocks have surged back to all-time highs, the "room to overtake" is now limited 📉 But! The story isn’t all that pessimistic…
Matejka says:
🕊️ A dovish Fed = still a long-term positive for the stock market
🛢️ Lower oil prices, slower wage growth, and reduced tariff pressure → give the Fed more room to comfortably cut rates
📈 The combo of potential positives in 2026 is even stronger: trade uncertainty drops sharply, Asian economic outlook recovers, Eurozone may increase fiscal spending, and AI adoption accelerates in the US (this is the key one 🔥)
💬 So what’s this got to do with crypto?
Traditional market sentiment = "weather vane" for crypto.
If US stocks cool off in the short term, funds may flow into more volatile assets (you know what I mean 😉)
And in the long run, if the macro environment loosens and AI adoption accelerates → tech and crypto assets typically benefit together.
📊 What’s your take?
Do you think:
1️⃣ Will US stocks really stall out after a rate cut?
2️⃣ Or will capital continue to flow into tech and crypto?
3️⃣ Will crypto become a "short-term hot spot"? Share your views in the comments 👇
#美联储降息 #美股走势 #宏观经济 #加密市场分析 #ETF
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