The recent pump market that has been circulating seems yet to arrive, and investors are eagerly awaiting Masayoshi Son's next move. However, Son's recent actions are indeed surprising. He has demonstrated exceptional business acumen, seeking to acquire political resources while unwilling to invest funds to support the market.
Is this approach of wanting retail investors to take over while relying on relationships feasible? I’m afraid the difficulty is quite high. Many people originally expected that he would take some conventional market actions this time, but it has been proven that he chose an unexpected path.
Currently, the market is closely watching the data on the number of unemployment claims in the U.S. for the week, as well as the Federal Reserve's potential interest rate cut expectations. These factors could significantly impact the market direction. Meanwhile, some investors are discussing the so-called 'scalping' strategy, a short-term trading method that has sparked considerable controversy in the current market environment.
Overall, Masayoshi Son's recent maneuvers demonstrate his business acumen, but they also raise many questions among market participants. In this uncertain market environment, investors need to remain vigilant and carefully evaluate each investment decision.
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SignatureCollector
· 09-05 03:52
What retail investors? Everyone is a hunter.
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SneakyFlashloan
· 09-05 03:49
Why is it this trap again? I'm fed up.
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HodlNerd
· 09-05 03:43
statistically speaking, masayoshi's game theory is getting predictable tbh... textbook behavioral econ trap
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BasementAlchemist
· 09-05 03:37
Suckers must resist
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HodlVeteran
· 09-05 03:28
Why does this trap feel so familiar? Old leek was played people for suckers like this back in the day.
The recent pump market that has been circulating seems yet to arrive, and investors are eagerly awaiting Masayoshi Son's next move. However, Son's recent actions are indeed surprising. He has demonstrated exceptional business acumen, seeking to acquire political resources while unwilling to invest funds to support the market.
Is this approach of wanting retail investors to take over while relying on relationships feasible? I’m afraid the difficulty is quite high. Many people originally expected that he would take some conventional market actions this time, but it has been proven that he chose an unexpected path.
Currently, the market is closely watching the data on the number of unemployment claims in the U.S. for the week, as well as the Federal Reserve's potential interest rate cut expectations. These factors could significantly impact the market direction. Meanwhile, some investors are discussing the so-called 'scalping' strategy, a short-term trading method that has sparked considerable controversy in the current market environment.
Overall, Masayoshi Son's recent maneuvers demonstrate his business acumen, but they also raise many questions among market participants. In this uncertain market environment, investors need to remain vigilant and carefully evaluate each investment decision.