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Blockchainiac
· 12-09 12:45
Handshake, this FOMC is definitely a chance to dump.
Whenever Powell speaks, the market acts like it's on steroids... January next year is when the real action happens.
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NFTRegretful
· 12-08 22:55
Damn, it's the same old rhetoric again... Powell always saves the market like this every time, I'm almost starting to believe it.
I missed catching the bottom last time in early January, so I need to keep a close eye on it this time.
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ConsensusBot
· 12-08 22:46
It’s the same old script again, FOMC dips and everyone’s shouting for an oversold rebound... I don’t buy it, you say this every time and look how it turns out.
You really think Powell’s words can save the market? Come on, get real.
I’ve said it before, the real story will be revealed in January, so what’s the rush now?
If you can’t sell, you just have to hold on for dear life—that’s the fate of this circle...
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HalfPositionRunner
· 12-08 22:46
Damn, Powell is definitely going to crash the market this time. Weak hands are going to get cut.
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shadowy_supercoder
· 12-08 22:28
I've already seen through the oversold rebound; I'm just worried that Powell will start talking tough again.
FOMC meeting's gonna trigger the initial selloff. Classic overreaction territory — we'll hit oversold levels fast.
That's when the bounce starts. Powell's press conference? Expect upward momentum there. Markets love clarity, even bad clarity.
Christmas week looks choppy but trending higher. Seasonal flows, light volume, gradual grind up.
Then New Year hits different. Early January? That's where the real pain comes. Deep correction incoming. The kind that shakes out weak hands.
Timeline's tight. Windows are narrow. Position accordingly.