To The Moon

We can have a number of Fed officials last night expressed their views on the economy and inflation, the most hawkish of which is St. Louis Fed President Bullard, who said that an inverted yield curve is not necessarily a recession signal, and that the Fed needs to raise interest rates to the bottom of the 5%-7% range, and will continue to raise interest rates until 2023, with the goal of reaching deflation in 2023. In fact, this is in line with our expectations, but the addition to the 5 to 7% range may be the expectation that the recession will continue, and inflation will remain at a high level. I believe the Fed will focus on Wednesday night's US non-farm payrolls data, which feeds back on the US labor market, and US personal consumption expenditures data in the early hours of Thursday morning to determine future rate hikes. Given the current economic situation in the United States and the inversion of bond yields in the United States, the chances of the Fed tilting towards interest rate hikes are quite high. Because their original intention has not changed, because deflation has not yet appeared. As for what investment opportunities there are, I think you can pay attention to the trend of gold. Because the rise and fall of gold prices has a lot to do with the remarks made by the Federal Reserve, and the ups and downs are very volatile, and the trading volume of gold prices is the most active during the opening of the US stock market. So I'm going to use a gold ETF this time -$SPDR Gold Shares(GLD)$ options are bought and sold. My strategy is to be bearish on gold, because if the Fed's interest rate hike policy does not change, gold must be running, and buying a put option of $160 in front month will be a wrong choice, with a small amount of money, to make the maximum profit. And even if you want to lose and stop the loss, it is limited money. And it is easier to backhand investment, and it is definitely the first choice in an environment where the price of gold rises and falls sharply.