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Let's talk about a topic everyone cares about—are we in a bear or bull market right now?
Don't rush to conclusions just yet. Take a look at the key events in the next one or two months:
December 16th, November unemployment rate and non-farm employment data will be released. The last unemployment rate was 4.4; where will it go this time?
December 18th, November CPI data will be announced. Is inflation pressure easing or not? This is the most direct indicator.
December 19th, Japan will hold an interest rate meeting. The previous rate was 0.5; the market is waiting for new moves.
By January 9th, 2026, December unemployment rate and non-farm data will be released again.
These numbers will come one after another, influencing market sentiment. Bull or bear markets are not declared out loud; they are determined by data and capital flows. It’s better to wait and see after these data come out.
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If CPI continues to stay high that day, I'll just clear my positions. No more messing around.
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Will Japan's interest rate hike disrupt the market? That’s probably the hidden BOSS.
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Instead of just talking, it’s better to focus on the data from the Federal Reserve people. Everything else is white noise.
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The unemployment rate in January is the real stabilizer. It's too early to say anything now.
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Every day it's "about to reverse," but what the hell is a reversal? Just close your eyes and wait for the data.
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I bet CPI will exceed expectations. When that happens, this wave of "rebound" will vanish into thin air.
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Basically, it's a bet on whether the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates again. No need to make it so complicated.
Wait, will Japan really raise interest rates? It feels like they've been talking about it forever and it's still there.
The CPI is the most critical; it directly determines the rhythm for what's next.
Wait, if the unemployment rate rises... we’ll need to restock supplies.
I have to keep an eye on the CPI that day; it’s the key to determining the trajectory.
Don’t listen to those who shout “moon” every day, if the data isn’t out, it’s all virtual. We are just waiting for validation now.
Will Japan’s interest rate decision give us a boost? The real show is on December 19.
Oh no, January 9 is actually the final showdown. Double data drops, if it explodes... it’ll go straight to the sky.
Talking about bull or bear now is a bit early; anyway, we’ll only know next month if we got rekt after the month passes.
If this wave of data in December all blows up, there really will be a reset.
If the CPI remains high, the Federal Reserve will probably have to come up with some solutions. Anyway, I will wait for the data before taking any action.
An unemployment rate of 4.4 is still considered stable; it all depends on whether it will spike this time.
Rather than guessing, it’s better to closely watch Japan’s interest rate decision, which could be a turning point.
The safest stance in a bear market is to say nothing and just watch the data.