This was the technical view that I don't think anyone has explained with such clarity and detail anywhere in the community that we are passing through. Let's take a brief look at the fundamentals of the matter: In the last two sessions, the Federal Reserve had a total rate cut of 0.5%, and we haven't seen much volatility from the market, and the market is getting crumpled into a small ball, and we can say we are in an accumulation phase. But the point is that according to Jerome Powell's statements, the U.S. central bank is not very insistent on lowering interest rates, and at least for the first few sessions, until the unemployment, inflation, and job creation statistics for the new year are fully clarified, the expectation is high, and there is a strong likelihood that the interest rates will remain stable. Additionally, we have recently witnessed an increase in Japan's interest rates, which could shift investors' focus even from U.S. bonds to the yen and Japanese banks!
