Historical astonishing coincidence? When the Federal Reserve changes leadership, the market "plunges"! These three curses, do you still dare to bet on a fourth time?!


Brothers, today we’re not talking about fluff, just facts! Having navigated the financial markets for so many years, I’ve discovered a terrifying “pattern”: every time the Federal Reserve changes leadership, the market behaves as if cursed, entering a painful downward cycle!
Not convinced? Let’s review the history:
• Yellen’s appointment: February 2014, Janet Yellen succeeded Ben Bernanke. Subsequently, global markets experienced intense turbulence, especially emerging markets and commodity markets, which saw significant declines. During that period, many were caught in deep traps, still haunted by it today.
• Powell’s first appointment: February 2018, Jerome Powell took office for the first time. The result? U.S. stocks faced the “Christmas crash” at the end of 2018, and the crypto market entered a prolonged bear market. Many “believers” were ruthlessly shaken out that year, some even completely exited the market.
• Powell’s second term: May 2022, Powell was reappointed. Soon after, global inflation soared, the Fed aggressively raised interest rates, and both the stock and crypto markets entered a “technical bear market.” Bitcoin was halved from its high, and countless fortunes evaporated instantly.
This is definitely not a “hypothesis”! We have witnessed this “curse” happen three consecutive times with our own eyes!
Now, we are about to face another leadership change (or a new cycle after reappointment). But I believe the market has not fully reacted yet! This “historical coincidence” often strikes a deadly blow when you least expect it.
Do you think this “leadership change curse” will prove true again?
$BTC $ETH $BNB White House advisor hints that an announcement related to Bitcoin reserves is imminent
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