Fifth round of stabilization? The Fed has pinned down the market with the "dead fish tactic".

Keeping the interest rates unchanged, keeping the interest rates unchanged, keeping the interest rates unchanged - this is no longer a meeting summary, it's a broken record.
Someone asked: Is the Fed out of options? No, it is just being more skillful at playing dead. This is called the "dead fish tactic": pretending to be motionless while actually seeing through you completely. Every instance of no change is actually drawing a line for the market: If you dare to rise too crazily? I'll raise interest rates; if you dare to be too optimistic? I'll respond with a cold face.
In plain terms, the Fed is now controlling the situation, not saving the market. Whether it's the stock market, the crypto space, or gold and oil, they have all become actors on its stage — if they don't behave, the script gets revised, and if they don’t cooperate, scenes get cut. Is the market about to explode? It won’t intervene. Is the market going crazy? It will first turn off the fan.
But wise people all know that behind all this is actually fear: fear of the return of inflation in 2022, fear that policy misjudgments will ruin the recovery. Therefore, maintaining interest rates has become the safest bet. And if you can still make profits, it can only be said that true experts dance in the midst of dullness.
Conclusion: This is not a five-time "stability maintenance"; it is a five-fold "trial." Only the assets that pass this phase are worthy of enjoying the next bull market. #打榜优质内容#