After the weekend and a full Monday US trading day, let's first talk about the news that affected market sentiment After Williams announced his support for the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut in December Yesterday, Waller and Daley also gave speeches supporting the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut in December Just now, Nick, the spokesperson for the Federal Reserve, also hinted at the possibility of a rate cut, stating that the next Federal Reserve meeting is more like a "WWJD" than a routine matter (what decision will Jerome Powell make?)? ）. Allies have already paved the way for Powell, and if he is willing, he can push for a rate cut - then imply that further rate cuts are unlikely in the current situation. Let's take a look at his choices. ” As of the time of publication, CME shows that the December interest rate cut has exceeded 80%. Moreover, the US Treasury Department's account balance [TGA] is slowly being released, and liquidity is returning This morning, the sentiment of the US stock market is still good, with S&P and others closing higher, but BTC is slightly weak. Also, this week is Thanksgiving, which means the US stock market is on the first three days and then off The PCE data for Thursday has also been released on the 12th and 5th, ah It seems that the final decision will have to be postponed until before the interest rate meeting Looking at BTC URPD data again, there is a certain amount of chip accumulation support between 83-85 Overall, after the December interest rate cut, the emotional panic has eased a lot. The US stock market has risen, but BTC has not kept up with the decline. This is, I hope the emotions can continue to be maintained, and the US stock market will be closed in the second half of the week to get through safely. At present, BTC is weak and has not even touched 92 Perhaps the market still has a bit of a wait-and-see mentality, and may wait for more certain information about interest rate cuts before continuing to rebound. But anyway, at least it's good to be able to stabilize one's emotions