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Don't let market panic cloud your judgment: the future market direction depends on these 5 core assessments!
1. The current essence of panic: the collapse of interest rate cut expectations + capital outflow in a data vacuum.
1. The Federal Reserve has clearly stated that it is difficult to cut interest rates in December, and the market's probability of an interest rate cut has fallen to 44.4%. Coupled with the continuous decline since October, institutions are selling coins to buy back, and panic has spread to core players.
2. Key data delay (September non-farm payrolls will be released next Thursday, October PCE will be released on November 26), during the data vacuum period there is no clear direction, and capital is primarily fleeing for safety.
2. Core signals for the future market (clear and actionable)
1. Data orientation: If next Thursday's non-farm data is weak → interest rate cut expectations will rise → hold; if strong → interest rate cut expectations will completely cool down → reduce positions/liquidate;
2. Institutions set a bottom line: BlackRock, MicroStrategy stop buying/reduce holdings → decisively exit; continue to increase holdings → firmly stay.
3. Funding rhythm: Funds shift from outflow to inflow → phased layout; continuous outflow → resolutely observe;
4. ETF Timing Opportunity: After the U.S. government restarts, the progress of ETFs (including Ethereum staking ETFs) will accelerate → Keep (stay focused on related targets); No progress → Reduce positions;
5. Emotional Turning Point: The panic index falls to 10 (extreme panic), historically verifying a reversal within 1-2 months → Do not blindly catch the bottom, but be prepared to enter.
III. Final Decision: Reject hesitation, execute one of the two options.
1. Not optimistic about the market outlook: immediately borrow to cash out on the rebound to avoid subsequent negative data risks;
2. Look for long-term opportunities: holders stick to core targets and do not sell at the bottom; those in cash wait for non-farm payroll data to land/fund inflow signals to precisely enter ETF expected targets.
Core principle: Panic sentiment ≠ market bottom; the resonance of three major signals: data, institutions, and capital, is the only basis for decision-making. Refuse emotional trading!