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The actions of the Bank of Japan have long been digested by the market.
This round of rate hikes is likely to first trigger a wave of selling—price drops and panic selling are very normal. But don’t rush to despair; rebounds often occur right after a crash. In a bear market, bad news can sometimes become an excuse for a rebound; the market is so distorted.
The truly dangerous signal is actually another scenario: when the market interprets any slight movement as positive, and negative news is artificially turned into positive, with every piece of news pushing prices higher. That is the moment t
View OriginalThis round of rate hikes is likely to first trigger a wave of selling—price drops and panic selling are very normal. But don’t rush to despair; rebounds often occur right after a crash. In a bear market, bad news can sometimes become an excuse for a rebound; the market is so distorted.
The truly dangerous signal is actually another scenario: when the market interprets any slight movement as positive, and negative news is artificially turned into positive, with every piece of news pushing prices higher. That is the moment t