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US500 some premium users speculating a huge dump after this accumulation, it could be the direct opposite as well. Remember, most users are premium because they have the money to pay for it and majority is not money made from trading.Don't blindly follow an idea because it came from premium user who prolly also have a telegram channel he's ripping people off from.
Plan your own execution, SL always a must. Reasonable RRR. Wait for proper structure (breakout/fakeout, et cetera.)
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BTCUSDT The Federal Reserve announced an interest rate ceiling of 4.75%, expected 4.75%, previous value 5.0%At the press conference, Powell stated that high inflation has eased significantly, the labor market remains robust, and the overall economy is performing strongly. He expressed confidence that inflation will continue to decline toward the 2% target.
Powell also stated, “In the short term, elections will not impact our policy decisions.” “We do not speculate, assume, or forecast what policies will be implemented.”
Powell stated that the economy is not under strain and that most of the inflation seen this year is catch-up inflation. No decision has been made regarding the policy actions the central bank will take in December. As we approach the neutral interest rate, it may be necessary to slow the pace of rate cuts. In response to a journalist’s question about whether he would agree to resign if asked by the President, Powell replied that he would not.
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SPX Fed cuts rates by 25 basis points.
SPY SPX SPY is overbought right now, and buying calls is very risky. Even if we hear some good news today at the FOMC, I would rather wait to buy puts than go long. Observing the volume and price action, it seems that greed is driving the market higher. It's clear that SPY needs to fall to fill the gap in order to remain bullish because pending orders will likely pull the price down. What are your thoughts on the market today?SPX The Bank of England cut its benchmark rate by 25 basis points, from 5% to 4.75%, in line with market expectations. The Bank of England expects GDP to grow by 1% in 2024, 1.5% in 2025 and 1.25% in 2026, with the forecast assuming the key rate will fall to 3.7% in the fourth quarter of 2025NDX DXY XAUUSD
SPX500USD looking for pull backs
SPX500USD volume sell off from 1.618 fib tradingview.com/x/RlZgVWB5