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[mogembemglung]

Does anyone remember this trend line? Just like that time when they made a night cut with the DJI, just when we were losing a trend line... comes the surprise cut to intervene. It’s already the second time that this happens right on the edge of losing a technical support. Is it really always by chance that this happens at these levels? By the way, the future of the DJI reached minimums in 11,451, right where the March/April 2007 peaks were ? support. And the gold? At $851, the November 2007 peak turned into support. Come on, or someone is breaking away from laughter behind the backstage or this is all really crazy. Anyway, I’m quite intrigued what will happen to the closing of today or tomorrow. Trust in the price.

[oxsomo]

Look at it this way: the FOMC meeting was already near, so from the fundamental side they could have waited... But by the time that date came, the graphics would be even worse and it would be late from the technical point of view. That’s why I think they acted already, before the market fell down (it’s my opinion

[jasaga2003]

For me this cut is important if we see it from the logic of cause-effect. The Fed usually acts reactively with the intention of having control over inflation. But when they make a surprise cut like this, they are no longer reacting: they are improvising. That changes the whole picture and breaks the usual correlation. As the Fed moves more towards the effect side of that cause-effect relationship, it loses more and more the ability to generate the reactions it seeks in the market. Its decisions begin to look more like desperate attempts than to a coherent monetary policy. The Fed seems to be losing control and is becoming a puppet of its own economic creation. The one scratching his ass... that does not bite his nails.

[OxnuyVanessa]

Very well said. You said: invent 90 more answers for this thread of forum between

[Moko8]

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[mogembemglung]

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[PVGiego91]

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[cenpkxxu]

Those who move the threads know perfectly well where the key levels are, it's like they have the graph in front of them because they have it.

[Muiz]

Your déjà vu is totally valid. It gave me the same feeling: just when it seems that the structure is broken, zes!, intervention.

[memymogmy]

It's just that the Fed doesn't act like it used to. Now it seems like it's waiting for the market to scream to react.

[Memilip]

Are you really surprised that they do it right there? Welcome to the world where technical levels are not casual, they are well set traps.

[jbmigo]

I no longer believe in chance when it comes to the Fed. Everything is millimetrically calculated.

[cmislinapc8]

Hahaha, all pretty gaga. That phrase sums it up. We are in the circus of infinite liquidity.

[paulafelpkn]

I don't buy it. lt's more manipulated than a TV draw.

[xinavggc]

What happens is that many want to continue to believe that the market is free. Spoiler: it is not.

[jovino]

Your analysis of key levels is very accurate. Gold was the final touch.

[Giegogeo]

It's what there is... don't fight them, use them like a wind in favor.

[pulifam]

So much precision gives chills, right on the historical supports, what a coincidence.

[mmolgan]

It is always the same: when there is fear, the ransom appears disguised as monetary policy.

[APS1994]

Sometimes I feel like we're just spectators of a theater, they already know the script.

[jlle9594]

It's as if the chart screamed Save me, Fed! and they responded with a cut.

[pepegwmma]

I hadn't noticed it until you mentioned it.

[pafmogo]

I also looked at that trend line. They were going to break it and boom!, emergency cut.

[Polis]

Those who say technical analysis is useless should see this. Sometimes it is more political than technical.

[ppyxxo]

Can you imagine they have a team just to monitor trend lines?

[memmickoxy87]

They almost seem to have orders to act if the chart threatens to go to hell.

[Mobinm]

Call me conspiranoic, but this stinks of total manipulation.

[asilop]

With so much pattern repeated, one no longer knows if he is analyzing graphics or playing guessing the central banking theater.

[lupillo]

Interesting observation, especially about gold acting as a support. That was not random.

[Mllslyn]

The Fed is no longer an actor, he's the stage director, and we're just... extra.

[cami77gl]

I just follow the trail. If they set the pace, I go up to the beat.

[Oxmio02072001]

What bothers me most is that they do it and they look you in the face like it's for your own good.

[nunu82]

Your post made me think. I think I should look beyond graphics and consider market psychology.

[HamleyQ]

The worst thing is that this choreography is repeated and most people still don't realize it.

[papicash]

I don't think so. Coincidence? Neither. Professional manipulation? Exactly.

[juankipk]

I don't know if it's coincidence, but every time there's a clear technical pattern, something external miraculously reverses it.

[eloylmacap]

I feel like we're all in a giant economic experiment and nobody told us.

[lejegom32]

Thank you for sharing. Your analysis made me reevaluate what I saw on the EJ chart.

[mocio1305]

We can either be outraged or accept it and adapt. Guess which of the two generates profits.

[colibmisupemsokico]

Don't underestimate the power of expectations. Sometimes the rumor that the Fed will intervene already moves the price alone.

[nemeailaa]

Everything aligns with too much perfection... as if someone was drawing the chart with a ruler.

[Oxikel387]

An intervention is not just an economic decision, it's a sign, a message, a move.

[gemilay]

I love to see how some still think this is pure free market.

[pacoll]

Very good analysis, you earned my respect. Few notice those details.

[Camluis]

I suspect those coincidences are programmed. There are too many invisible hands operating.

[samiwemii]

That trend line was key, and they knew it. If they lost it, panic would be real.

[oxjoluba]

I don't know whether to laugh or cry. lt's all so obvious and yet so ignored.

[leku7GAMEM]

Instead of complaining, learn to surf that wave. The Fed always leaves clues.

[Aipkmmevo]

What you described happens so often that I see it coming. The market is trained.

[cualquiema225588]

Your reading of the chart was accurate, made me look back at mine with other eyes.

[ganielsanla]

Intervention is the wild card they use when everything goes down.

[javisoxmay]

As long as we continue to believe in chance, they will continue to win.

[PVGiego91]

I see it simple: if the data doesn't go along, the magic scissors of the guys are used. And the show goes on. You said: Start the translation from