#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 Careful review of recent monetary policy statements shows an interesting pattern—the expectations for the January meeting were almost never mentioned. Instead, market focus was entirely on unemployment data and inflation trends, along with the uncertainties of tariff policies. These three variables are currently all oscillating at high levels. From the perspective of price-volume relationship, there are indeed some conflicting signals flashing. Rather than blindly chasing gains, it’s better to adopt a wait-and-see approach. The key date is the 16th, the day the unemployment rate data is released—then we will see whether the market is genuinely falling or just pretending. Once the data confirms a correction signal, it will be a more solid window for long positions.
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CoffeeNFTrader
· 12-10 23:24
See the real deal on the 16th. Currently, the market is just playing around; let's wait for the data to materialize.
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WhaleWatcher
· 12-10 21:00
See you on the 16th, what's everyone waiting for now?
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TestnetScholar
· 12-10 20:56
Key data day on the 16th, this wave really has to wait. Once the unemployment rate is released, you'll know if it's real or fake. Now rushing in blindly is just asking for trouble.
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PonziDetector
· 12-10 20:55
Wow, the unemployment data on the 16th is the real watershed moment. Right now, the market is just guessing blindly.
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TokenRationEater
· 12-10 20:52
See the real deal on the 16th, no more itching hands now
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MissingSats
· 12-10 20:45
The 16th will reveal the answer. Right now, the situation is a bit chaotic, and I don't dare to act before the data comes out.
#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 Careful review of recent monetary policy statements shows an interesting pattern—the expectations for the January meeting were almost never mentioned. Instead, market focus was entirely on unemployment data and inflation trends, along with the uncertainties of tariff policies. These three variables are currently all oscillating at high levels. From the perspective of price-volume relationship, there are indeed some conflicting signals flashing. Rather than blindly chasing gains, it’s better to adopt a wait-and-see approach. The key date is the 16th, the day the unemployment rate data is released—then we will see whether the market is genuinely falling or just pretending. Once the data confirms a correction signal, it will be a more solid window for long positions.