Good day ❤️ The Fed cut interest rates as expected, but US stocks opened lower and plummeted, causing panic again: Has the good news turned into bad news? The rise is just a rebound, and the rebound is only for a better fall! A bunch of people in the group have memorized this rhetoric. Interest rate cuts are never a short-term panacea. It doesn't mean that a cut tonight will automatically lead to a big bullish day tomorrow. It's like opening the floodgates, telling the world: "The interest rate cut cycle has begun, spring is here!" Have you ever seen spring start with a 30-degree Celsius temperature? No, right? Spring has just arrived; it might still snow, be windy, and freezing cold. But the trend has changed; the seeds have already sprouted in the soil. Weather fluctuations are normal, and so is the market. Short-term movements are completely dominated by emotions, positions, and capital games. So don't focus on whether it's up today or tomorrow. Take a longer timeframe and ask yourself this question: Am I currently in a "winter of interest rate hikes" or a "spring of interest rate cuts"? @SolvProtocol @useTria