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🎯 Why have I been warning about risks for the past two weeks? Today, I’m clarifying the logic.
Many people ask me why I’ve been continuously signaling risks since last month—oil prices, Middle East war, Hormuz, Bitcoin topping out...
It’s not random; there’s a system supporting it.
First measure: Federal Reserve balance sheet
Looking at historical patterns, you’ll find that after each balance sheet reduction bottom and turning point, roughly six months later, a frantic expansion is inevitably triggered.
Why expand the balance sheet? Because the economy is in trouble, and the Fed is taking medicine.
People don’t get sick and take medicine; the Fed doesn’t have problems and doesn’t expand the balance sheet—this is the logic.
Now the turning point signals have appeared. In the next three to six months, economic pressures will rapidly materialize.
Second measure: Nvidia’s monthly chart has already given a signal
The global AI bull market leader #NVDA has formed a top structure on the monthly chart.
$172 is a key support. Once broken, it could head straight to $150, $100, or even lower—
If Nvidia falls, global tech stocks will be revalued accordingly, with no exceptions.
Third measure: Oil prices are the fuse of this crisis
Trump’s tough talk is visibly softening—
Because if oil prices stay above $80 for another month or two, the economic data next quarter will be very ugly, worse than everyone expects.
By then, it will be too late to run.
Middle East war is easy to start but hard to end.
This is not just a geopolitical conflict; it could be the real trigger for this round of financial crisis—
The conclusion is only one sentence:
Strategic pre-positioning is key; don’t wait until the data is released to realize you should exit—
The signals are already there, the direction is drawn, what remains is your choice.