2026-01-08 10:18:32

The hot sectors of the stock market in 2025 remain extremely popular, and the market remains strong at the beginning of the new year. However, just as market sentiment is high, some veteran Wall Street traders and analysts have started to frequently mention a question: Is a reversal really coming?

The sustained upward momentum indeed attracts attention, but from a historical cycle perspective, any ongoing rally carries inherent risks of correction. Institutional investors are weighing: should they continue to follow the trend and buy in, or should they position defensively in advance? This market divergence in itself is worth paying attention to.

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gas_fee_therapist

· 01-11 09:29

I don't know if the reversal will come or not, but why are all the new retail investors coming in now? --- Another reversal, another reversal. We've been talking about it for a year, but it hasn't happened yet. Those with sufficient funds should keep pushing forward. --- Historical cycles? Bro, this round of the market is really different from before. Don't use old tricks to scare people. --- Institutional players are just setting up defenses, while retail investors are still debating whether to buy or not. It's hilarious. --- It's really getting hard to keep up. Let's see how long it can hold.

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GasFeeGazer

· 01-11 07:35

If it reverses, we reverse; if it doesn't, we keep flying. These guys on Wall Street are always making alarmist predictions.

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LeverageAddict

· 01-09 12:04

Here we go again with this? Every time you say there's going to be a reversal, but in the end, you're just continuing to have fun.

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rugdoc.eth

· 01-08 10:48

Reversal? That word sounds a bit weak, always saying the same thing every time.

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LonelyAnchorman

· 01-08 10:47

Reversal? Ha, here we go again. Every time it rises, someone calls for a reversal, and I'm tired of hearing it. --- Following the trend or playing defense, isn't that just gambler's mentality? --- Historical cycles sound nice, but in reality, no one knows what the next step is. --- Institutions are weighing options? I think they're just anxious, haha. --- There are risks behind the hype, who doesn't know that? The key is how to catch the bottom. --- Starting 2025 so aggressively feels a bit suspicious. --- Wall Street is shouting reversal every day; if it really reverses, that would be surprising. --- Disagreements are worth paying attention to, that's true, but I care more about how to make money.

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just_here_for_vibes

· 01-08 10:34

Talking about reversals every day, what reversal? It's still going up anyway.

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RadioShackKnight

· 01-08 10:28

Reversal is a word I've heard too many times. Every time they say they'll come, but they never do. Who still believes now? --- Follow the trend to jump in, all the early birds are just leeks. I've already started reducing my positions. --- The concept of historical cycles is so outdated. Is this time really different? --- Institutions are positioning for defense? Should I buy the dip or run away? Who can give me the answer to this question? --- It sounds good, but actually I don't know where the market is headed. I might as well go all in. --- Everyone can say that there are risks behind the hype, but the key is when the reversal will happen. --- Wait a minute, Wall Street folks are so conflicted. As a retail investor, why should I care? Keep averaging down and keep buying.

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ChainSpy

· 01-08 10:22

Reversal, I don't believe you at all. Anyway, I'm holding onto cash and waiting for opportunities.

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