To say the biggest suspense of this month? We have to keep an eye on the interest rate meeting in Japan on December 19.
You may have noticed - a few days ago, the market was still betting on a rate hike in December, and expectations soared to 75% at one point. As a result, the wind direction changed abruptly yesterday, and the probability fell back to single digits. But don't be bluffed by short-term fluctuations, look at the interest rate hike expectations before March, which is a real 90%.
Today's market is quite interesting, and it should continue to go up in the next few days. Even if Japan really raises interest rates, it is too late to consider laying out long-term short positions around the 18th. Now? Let's seize the opportunity to seize the low long order opportunity in the past two days.
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ForkTrooper
· 12-13 00:43
The Bank of Japan's recent move is incredible; the market is swinging wildly in response.
Wait, how did the 90% rate hike expectation drop to a single digit? That repeated face-slapping feeling is truly amazing.
Buy long positions at the low levels first, anyway, there's still hope on the 18th.
With such uncertainty in Japanese policies, it feels quite risky, huh?
The market looks a bit wild, and it might continue to fluctuate in the next few days.
Focus on this wave of low-level dividends, don't think too far ahead.
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AirdropATM
· 12-10 08:48
75% fell to single digits, and this wave of reversal is really stimulating. Waiting to see how Japan will fix it on the 19th, I feel that I still have to add it in the end.
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FlippedSignal
· 12-10 08:48
75% fell to single digits, this wave of reversal is real, wait for the 19th to see the real chapter
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 12-10 08:34
75% fell to single digits, and this wave of psychological warfare was really fierce. However, veterans understand that short-term expectations are repeatedly shocking positions, and the 90% in March is the real demand, don't be deceived by the daily line.
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SerRugResistant
· 12-10 08:34
Well, this wave of metaphysics in Japan is indeed changing too fast
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fren_with_benefits
· 12-10 08:30
Damn, this wave of expectations has reversed, 75% has fallen directly to single digits, what the hell is the Bank of Japan playing
To say the biggest suspense of this month? We have to keep an eye on the interest rate meeting in Japan on December 19.
You may have noticed - a few days ago, the market was still betting on a rate hike in December, and expectations soared to 75% at one point. As a result, the wind direction changed abruptly yesterday, and the probability fell back to single digits. But don't be bluffed by short-term fluctuations, look at the interest rate hike expectations before March, which is a real 90%.
Today's market is quite interesting, and it should continue to go up in the next few days. Even if Japan really raises interest rates, it is too late to consider laying out long-term short positions around the 18th. Now? Let's seize the opportunity to seize the low long order opportunity in the past two days.