Dan1192
09-18
This is one of the most exciting event of the year, similar to the recent US open where Carlos edged over Jannik and clinched World number 1 title.

Here's my humble views for the coins!

1. Rate cut is largely priced in and should be expected. The crux is whether there will be further cuts and how much.

2. The latter is going to swing the market. To be conversativre, I have set some stop losses in place. A cautious investor may want to lock in their profit now.

3. As the US economy is still strong, especially with holiday spending season coming up, I take the view that there should be at least one more cut, totalling 50 basis point cut for 2025.

Bonus value, I think that the average American will grab the chance to refinance their mortgages so I think this sector is going to pop. I bought into $loanDepot, Inc.(LDI)$ (fellow baggers come give a like!)

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Market Down 3 Days! Valuations Too High: Would You Hedge?
U.S. stocks have fallen for three consecutive days, with all three major indexes giving back their post-Fed September meeting gains. Strong economic data has added uncertainty to the future rate-cut path, while tech giants continue to show weakness. 1. Do you think this is a healthy pullback? 2. Do you agree with Powell that U.S. equities are overvalued? 3. Can upcoming earnings season justify the current lofty valuations? 4. Would you choose to take some profits or fully hedge your portfolio?
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