#黄金创43年来最大单周跌幅

In recent months, there have been many things, the update frequency will decrease, and the market is rather boring with not much to say.

Gold fell sharply last week, U.S. stocks also dropped significantly, the Federal Reserve's meeting was relatively neutral and conservative, and the Fed itself stated that it should skip this meeting due to the uncertainty of the economic data influenced by the situation in the Middle East, making it difficult to judge. Coupled with the subsequent Iranian oil field explosion, the market is worried about a rebound in inflation, and the bond market has undergone a historic shift from rate cuts to rate hikes, leading to a complete collapse in the Asian and U.S. markets on Friday. When real financial risks arrive, gold will also be squeezed, which is easy to understand. When panic sets in, gold will also be sold to fill gaps in other financial markets, hence the sharp decline in gold.

$BTC This time it performed very strongly, better than U.S. stocks and gold. The reason may be that there are buyers behind it, with safe-haven funds from the Middle East supporting it, and a significant decline has not occurred. Therefore, this position is somewhat awkward; one is whether this strength can be sustained? It's hard to say, and situations of corrective declines are not uncommon; the other is whether other financial markets will stabilize next week, with BTC rebounding first? It has happened before, the most typical being the SVB incident. Therefore, I will not operate at this position; it’s a fifty-fifty situation. If there’s a corrective decline next week, I will go long, but I won't chase if it goes up. If I have spot assets, it's not a big problem.

$DOGE to the moon!