Attention everyone, at 11 PM tonight, the US September Core PCE data will be released. The market expects 2.9%, the same as last month. Do you think unchanged data means everything is fine? Think again.
The data itself is never the key—the key is how the big players use the data to play you. Around this time last year, the same scenario played out: the data matched expectations, but the market instantly plunged 5%, causing a bunch of retail investors to panic sell. And then? The next day, it bounced right back. This isn't a coincidence; it's called "expectation harvesting": using seemingly calm data to create extreme volatility and flush out those who aren't steadfast enough.
So how should ordinary people survive? Don’t fixate on that number—focus on how the market reacts. If prices suddenly spike down after the data release, don’t rush to sell—this is likely the final shakeout. On the flip side, if the price doesn’t move at all after the data, be extra cautious, because storms often hide beneath calm waters.
To put it bluntly, until the Fed truly starts a rate-cutting cycle, all economic data are just tools for setting up the game. The market always follows the same routine: when everyone is panicking, be ready to buy; when everyone is complacent, stay alert. The ones who can truly survive in the crypto market are those who see through the game.
Your money, your decision. Don’t let data lead you by the nose, and don’t let emotions dictate your positions. The market is always cycling, but only those who understand the script can carve their own path on this imperfect stage.
View Original
This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.
7 Likes
Reward
7
3
Repost
Share
Comment
0/400
BoredWatcher
· 12-05 07:51
Same old rhetoric again and again. I just want to see who can actually survive tonight.
---
Sounds nice, but retail investors still end up cutting their losses. I bet five bucks someone will ask if they should sell soon.
---
I've heard this "harvest expectations" concept a hundred times. When it really matters, it still comes down to luck.
---
I don't believe much else, but one thing is true—after the data comes out, someone is bound to take a heavy loss.
---
If what you said was right, I'd already be financially free. In reality, it's just about who has more ammo.
---
Don't sell during a flash crash, don't sleep when things are calm—so what am I supposed to do, just sit here and wait to die?
---
See through the game? Ha, every time I "saw through" it, I lost money.
View OriginalReply0
BrokenRugs
· 12-05 07:42
Here comes another textbook-style "see through the tricks" argument—I've heard it so much my ears have calluses.
To cut or not to cut, that's the real damn question.
History repeats itself but never in the same way. There are people betting this time won't be like last year.
View OriginalReply0
GweiObserver
· 12-05 07:33
Same old trick again. Got bitten by it once last year, still have to watch out for it tonight.
Attention everyone, at 11 PM tonight, the US September Core PCE data will be released. The market expects 2.9%, the same as last month. Do you think unchanged data means everything is fine? Think again.
The data itself is never the key—the key is how the big players use the data to play you. Around this time last year, the same scenario played out: the data matched expectations, but the market instantly plunged 5%, causing a bunch of retail investors to panic sell. And then? The next day, it bounced right back. This isn't a coincidence; it's called "expectation harvesting": using seemingly calm data to create extreme volatility and flush out those who aren't steadfast enough.
So how should ordinary people survive? Don’t fixate on that number—focus on how the market reacts. If prices suddenly spike down after the data release, don’t rush to sell—this is likely the final shakeout. On the flip side, if the price doesn’t move at all after the data, be extra cautious, because storms often hide beneath calm waters.
To put it bluntly, until the Fed truly starts a rate-cutting cycle, all economic data are just tools for setting up the game. The market always follows the same routine: when everyone is panicking, be ready to buy; when everyone is complacent, stay alert. The ones who can truly survive in the crypto market are those who see through the game.
Your money, your decision. Don’t let data lead you by the nose, and don’t let emotions dictate your positions. The market is always cycling, but only those who understand the script can carve their own path on this imperfect stage.