The Fed's latest decision meeting made it clear that there will be no interest rate cuts in June, and there is still no clear answer as to whether there will be interest rate cuts this year. Among the 19 officials who took part in the vote, there was a clear divergence of opinions: 10 predicted two rate cuts this year, seven said they would keep rates unchanged throughout the year, and two supported only one rate cut. Such expectations are clearly not enough to stimulate positive sentiment in the market.

Analyzing the possible scenarios in the future, if the Fed chooses to cut interest rates by 25 basis points in September and December, it is basically in line with the current market expectation of the pricing level, and market volatility may be relatively controllable. However, if the September decision does not implement the interest rate cut, it is likely to trigger a concentrated release of market pessimism, bringing greater volatility.
In the current market environment, personal investment strategies remain simple: start building positions when prices drop to half levels, and double the positions if they continue to drop to 70%. The goal of this strategy is to achieve an annualized compound return rate of 50%-150%, with only 1-2 trading decisions made throughout the year to reduce the risks associated with frequent trading.
In the context of increasing uncertainty in current monetary policy, maintaining a clear strategy and patiently waiting may be an effective way to cope with market fluctuations. Market participants need to manage their funds well and prepare for various scenarios that may arise. #Gate最新储备金104.53亿美元创安全新标杆# #GENIUS稳定币法案通过# #美联储6月利率决议#