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Trump just made it clear: US interest rates must be the lowest globally. Cut by another 2%.
Employment data is scorching hot, and he stamps it: 2026, a super year.
Translation: The big shots are pouring in liquidity. The gates have opened, and money will only increase; it's hard not to see asset appreciation.
Don't chase highs. Don't go all in. Don't let two bearish candles scare you into selling at a loss.
When you look back, those who really made big money have positions in their accounts that they can 'buy and forget.' It's not that they can calculate better; they can endure. Bull markets never reward the smart; they only reward those who can sit patiently on the sidelines.
Big drops distribute chips, shaking out retail investors. Bull markets are always initiated quietly, with a grand finale.
What to do now? Don't rush, don't be anxious, invest steadily. Buy a little on small dips, buy a lot on big dips, and just watch if it doesn't drop.
Your only advantage is time. Patience is not a virtue; it's leverage.
Don't gamble your life in 2026. If you're going to gamble, bet on liquidity, on national fortune, on not getting off halfway.
Keep the rhythm steady. In this game, those who laugh last are the winners.
Do you think this round can really lift 2026 up?