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The Fed has spoken: Interest rates will be higher for longer. With another rate hike in the cards and dashed hopes of early rate cut next year, I’m bracing myself for further market turbulence, as the stock market has rushed to re-price their expectations accordingly. Hence, I’m taking profits off my gains in the technology stocks $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ and $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ , which have risen significantly since the beginning of this year, as I await new catalysts to drive the stocks to greater heights. I’ll look to regain the positions when the stocks approach their support levels, as despite a looming stagflation, I remain optimist

With hopes dented of an end to the Fed’s rate hike and reversion to rate cut starting early next year after the latest Fed policy meeting earlier in the week, the market is now awakening to the reality of higher rates for longer and bracing itself for another rate hike before this year ends. Highly speculative growth stocks took the blunt of the blow, due to their higher sensitivity to interest rates. As such, I’m looking to rebalance my portfolio by reducing my positions on speculative plays the likes of $C3.ai, Inc.(AI)$ , $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ and $Semiconductor Bull 3X Shares(

$Block(SQ)$ , the fintech conglomerate led by Jack Dorsey, is facing a challenging period marked by bearish news. Notably, the unexpected departure of Alyssa Henry, the CEO of Square, one of Block's key business units, has cast a shadow of uncertainty over Block's short-term prospects. This development, coupled with a recent outage experienced by Square, raises concerns and prompts me to adopt a bearish stance, taking a sell-call approach to capitalize on potential profit opportunities. Alyssa Henry Alyssa Henry's exit from Square has taken the market by surprise, leaving investors questioning the reasons behind her departure. Leadership changes often introduce uncertainty, and the sudden nature of this transition may create concerns about its