This data is super useful! The market has been rising for 13 consecutive days, reaching extreme levels not seen since 2007. It reflects a shift in investor sentiment from cautious to highly optimistic. While there’s a short-term risk of overheating, the long-term trend remains intact. This also shows that the transition from pessimism to stability is underway. Although this isn’t a signal of a trend reversal, the fact that the market can rally for 13 straight days despite high interest rates and tight liquidity indicates that risk appetite is making a comeback. Funds are actively embracing risk assets rather than passively playing defense. In this process, I personally think the real question isn’t whether there will be a pullback, but how strong the rebound (buying pressure) will be after the pullback, and whether funds are willing to keep increasing positions under higher interest rates. Judging by the current pace of sentiment recovery, the market’s core concern has shifted from “fear of recession” to “fear of missing out.” Of course, what I’m saying might not be right—it’s just my personal opinion. Bitget VIP, lower fees, bigger perks!