Yellen: Rebound Fundamentally Over, Now Is the "Darkest Before Dawn"
BlockBeats News, May 16th, Liquid Capital (formerly LD Capital) founder Li Hua issued a statement, saying, "This round of rebound is basically over. I have repeatedly emphasized that this round is about observing the rebound instead of a trend reversal, and the strategy is to close long positions on the way up."
A few possible bearish factors in the future include: a normal pullback in the U.S. stock market at its high, the impact of oil prices on inflation leading to changes in interest rate cut expectations, with a focus on a noticeable rebound in U.S. Treasury yields. The long-term outlook for crypto is promising. The current situation is the darkest before the dawn. Every bear market cycle sees numerous pessimists and exits, but deep bear markets often provide good opportunities for entry and patience.
"I suggest allocating 50% of future profits to the AI field, as this is an irreversible trend."
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