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律动BlockBeats|Mar 19, 2026 06:08
Author of 'Apocalypse Report': There is no possibility of the stock market stopping its decline in the short term BlockBeats News: On March 19th, Citrini Research, the author of the "Doomsday Report," stated in an article about recent market trends that there is really no possibility that the stock market will not continue to decline in the short term. The market has always been so eager for 'good news' that people have started to fabricate it themselves, forgetting that in actual warfare, both sides must agree to end (or one side must surrender). They will eventually realize this. The Federal Reserve's interest rate cut cycle is being completely digested by the market. Two weeks ago, SOFR Z7 (Guaranteed Overnight Financing Rate Futures) was 75 basis points lower than in March 2026. Now it has dropped to 25 basis points, and the IOR (Deposit Reserve Rate) is steadily higher than the two-year yield (which means reserve managers do not expect the interest rate cut cycle to continue, so they did not buy during the decline). If the non farm employment data is strong, it will severely impact the interest rate market (at a time when financing is becoming increasingly important for the world's largest companies); And if the data is weak, I don't think the stock market will react positively either. And all of this is happening at a time when AI may not be enough to convince companies to replace workers with machines while operating as usual, but it is definitely enough for companies to try using it to fill positions that have to be eliminated due to economic pressure, and may find themselves no longer needing to rehire these positions. It's one thing to see some bearish scenarios and then dismiss them as' already digested by the market ', which has been a good strategy in the past (usually with a 10-15% pullback in most years), but considering that the S&P 500 index has only fallen about 5% from its historical high so far.
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