At the Fed's interest rate meeting tomorrow, the market generally expects more than just a regular 25 basis point rate cut. What's even more exciting is that Powell is likely to directly announce at the press conference: a monthly bond purchase plan of $45 billion will be launched in January 2026, plus short-term repurchase operations to release liquidity.
This is Powell's end to his tenure - knocking the tone of next year's monetary policy to death in advance.
Looking at the recent trend, it fell a wave yesterday and continued to smash down at the opening this morning. But if you follow the script, as soon as the press conference ends at half past two tomorrow afternoon, the market is likely to reverse directly, and it is not impossible to break through the previous high in the next few days.
So the conclusion is very simple: the more the target that is optimistic, the more it falls in the past two days, the more opportunities it is. Just close your eyes and buy chips at a low level, don't be soft.
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HappyToBeDumped
· 3h ago
Powell's move this time is really ruthless, directly locking in the tone for next year. Isn't this giving the market a reassurance pill?
Tomorrow at 2:30 is the turning point. The lower it drops now, the more excited I am—definitely a bottom-fishing opportunity.
Wait, could this be another reverse operation? Worried about missing out and afraid of getting trapped.
450 billion in bonds purchase + repurchase, leverage at its maximum. At this pace, it will take off next year.
Is there really no one bottom-fishing so aggressively when the decline is so severe, or is everyone just waiting for Powell's official announcement?
I've already started to position myself; anyway, all the heavily fallen stocks are on my watchlist.
If tomorrow's press conference isn't that explosive, I'll laugh myself to death. With such thorough media preparation, a flop seems unlikely.
I've heard this "accumulating at low levels" strategy so many times. Has anyone really made money from it? Share your experience.
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SleepTrader
· 22h ago
Powell's recent moves are really top-notch, directly laying out the cards for next year
Oh my, the past couple of days have been quite aggressive, but it feels like they are just stabbing us in the back
The real showtime is at tomorrow's press conference, let's wait and see
Rather than calling it an opportunity, it's more like Powell is helping us bottom fish
This approach is truly seasoned, giving his term a perfect ending
Closing eyes to accumulate? I’m honestly a bit afraid, haha
Tomorrow at 2:30 PM will be the watershed moment; the previous talk was all nonsense
Honestly, whether the highs earlier are broken or not doesn't matter; liquidity is still there
If this combo punches the market, can it still fall? I don't believe it
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BearHugger
· 12-10 07:15
Powell's wave is really going to be enlarged, and we will see you at half past two tomorrow
The more you fall, the more you should buy the bottom, and there is nothing wrong with this logic
It's the script again, but this time it seems to be really different
Wait, can the 45 billion bond purchase really be smashed out, it feels a bit suspenseful
If there are no surprises tomorrow, I will laugh, and those who buy the bottom will have to take over
If this wave reverses, it is time for the bears to admit losses in the early stage
It sounds easy to accumulate funds at a low level, but the key is whether the mentality can be stabilized
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GateUser-44a00d6c
· 12-10 07:00
Powell's wave of operations is really amazing, and he will just watch the play at half past two tomorrow.
When I fell, I didn't dare to get on the bus, this kind of opportunity really had to be seized.
The monthly bond purchase scale of 45 billion yuan is properly good, and it will be reversed tomorrow.
Speaking of whether this wave can really be violent, I'm a little suspenseful.
It is indeed reasonable to accumulate funds at a low level, but do you really dare to close your eyes and operate, not afraid?
Powell gave himself a curtain call, this rhythm is nothing to say.
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PumpAnalyst
· 12-10 06:59
Powell does want to add drama to himself in this wave of operations, but don't be fascinated by the liquidity on the surface, the bookmaker has long been ambushed at a low level.
Wait, is the decline in the past two days really bottoming out, or the last sickle before cutting leeks, this depends on the technical side.
Tomorrow's press conference is the real watershed, don't chase high at the moment of reversal, risk control comes first, everyone.
It's right to buy chips at a low level, but don't close your eyes and suck it, run immediately when the support level breaks, don't cry in the quilt.
To put it bluntly, it is to wait for the signal, and only do it when the signal comes, not all declines are opportunities to get on the car, this is the real swing operation.
I calculated that if the bond purchase plan is really launched, there is indeed room for imagination in the release of liquidity, but only if Powell stops making hawkish remarks.
It looks like it's easy to get into the pit quickly, and there is never a shortage of leeks in this market that want to buy the bottom, the difference is whether you have an exit plan or not.
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OnlyUpOnly
· 12-10 06:55
Powell played a great move, and directly spread out next year's hole cards
Close your eyes and absorb chips and it's over, and this wave is not a loss
At half past two, I saw the real chapter, waiting for the reversal
If you are soft-handed, you should regret it now
The high point is properly broken, it depends on who gets on the bus first
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LiquiditySurfer
· 12-10 06:47
Powell's wave of operations is to release a signal of liquidity depth, and as soon as the scale of 45 billion bond purchases came out, the capital efficiency on the chain took off instantly. Yesterday's decline was actually the shock position before market making, and the surfing point of low-level accumulation came.
At the Fed's interest rate meeting tomorrow, the market generally expects more than just a regular 25 basis point rate cut. What's even more exciting is that Powell is likely to directly announce at the press conference: a monthly bond purchase plan of $45 billion will be launched in January 2026, plus short-term repurchase operations to release liquidity.
This is Powell's end to his tenure - knocking the tone of next year's monetary policy to death in advance.
Looking at the recent trend, it fell a wave yesterday and continued to smash down at the opening this morning. But if you follow the script, as soon as the press conference ends at half past two tomorrow afternoon, the market is likely to reverse directly, and it is not impossible to break through the previous high in the next few days.
So the conclusion is very simple: the more the target that is optimistic, the more it falls in the past two days, the more opportunities it is. Just close your eyes and buy chips at a low level, don't be soft.