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After the market dropped due to news a couple of days ago, there was a short-term V-shaped rebound, which clearly shows the market has reached a stage support level. Coupled with the strong recovery in US stocks, this rebound was basically “pushed” up. Especially with the continued boom in AI, US stocks have a large base of value investors and deep capital, so there is no collapse where everything crashes to the bottom—personally, I’m even less pessimistic about the coming market.
When the market pulled back yesterday, panic was amplified again and some people were calling for a crash. Yet often, when emotions hit their extremes, it’s actually a signal that the market is unwilling to go further down. The more panicked the sentiment, the less bearish I become—this logic has been proven in several major market moves in the past.