Trump's inauguration and Japan's rate hike double blow! Next week the market is full of crises, Rebound may become a trap!

Daily review and interpretation.
Next week the market will face a double test of Trump's inauguration and the Japanese monetary policy meeting. Trump's inauguration ceremony has already digested most of the bullish expectations in advance. The short-term Rebound may have peaked, and investors need to remain cautious. Meanwhile, the probability of a rate hike at the Japanese monetary policy meeting is as high as 90%. Once the rate hike is announced, the market may face a sharp decline, especially long positions need to pay attention to the risk.
Trump's inauguration: short-term Rebound peaks
Although Trump's inauguration brought some market benefits, these benefits have already been digested in advance. In the short term, the market may experience a rebound and then fall back. There may be emotional fluctuations on Monday and Tuesday, but the market risk gradually increases after Wednesday. On Friday, extra caution is needed as there may be a significant volatility, similar to a 'Black Friday'.
Japan raises interest rates: market sharply needles downward
The expectation of the Bank of Japan raising interest rates has almost become a foregone conclusion. Once implemented, the market reaction may be severe, and a significant downward adjustment is expected in the short term. Bulls must be cautious of this potential risk and avoid chasing highs.
Investment advice: Be cautious and focus on rebounds.
At present, Rebound has entered the middle and later stages, and it is recommended that investors avoid chasing after high prices. In the short term, flexible strategies should be adopted, entering and retreating at the same time, to prevent losses from unexpected risks. #打榜优质内容