Macro Market｜Sometimes the market isn’t short of liquidity—it’s short of confidence

When investors aren’t sure what will happen in the future, even if they have funds, they may still choose to wait and watch.

That’s why, at times, the market looks so quiet.

It’s not that everyone has no money.

It’s that everyone isn’t sure whether it’s the right time to make a move.

Only when policies become clearer, macro data improves, or the market shows a stronger uptrend will some of that sidelined capital potentially return.

So the market’s real turning point doesn’t always start with price.

It may start with “people becoming willing to take risks.”

When confidence returns, capital will truly start to move.
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