Strategy Group $ETH $BTC BNB hype all long positions are taking big profits, previously $80 a month, temporarily open for free.

This week, except for one position $PAXG near the cost price to stop loss and exit, all others took profits and gained.

On Tuesday, CPI was released. Although CPI landing can be interpreted as bad news turning into good news, it cannot be fully regarded as positive. After all, inflation is genuinely rising, and CPI reached the highest in three years.

The key change was on Thursday. When Trump said he would launch a large-scale bombing of Iran, I felt the market would rise, so there was a series of long positions afterward. It’s not purely my subjective idea to go long;
Looking at the news alone, you might think it’s war escalation,
but Trump shifting from a tug-of-war and negotiations to wanting to escalate the war indicates he’s serious about solving the problem.

Midterm elections are coming soon, and Trump can’t wait anymore,
U.S. Treasury yields broke the red line, and the U.S. can’t wait anymore,
I mentioned before that the reason the U.S. economy hasn’t collapsed is because Japan, this lapdog, has been continuously selling its own bonds to rescue the U.S.,
Japan’s inflation is already very serious, and it keeps worsening its inflation, Japan can’t wait anymore either.

This is the logic behind the rise. Capital seeks certainty;
What makes the market most uncomfortable is not the president wanting to prolong the war, but the president being at a loss.

History will not repeat itself, but it will rhyme.
On January 17, 1991, when the Gulf War started, the Dow Jones rose directly by 4.6% that day, over a hundred points.
It’s not that everyone was hoping for war; it was the day the Middle East situation, which had been tense for more than half a year, finally settled.

The market’s biggest fear has never been bad news, but that the president himself doesn’t know what to do next #美股 #伊朗