Took profits on $QQQ and $NDX positions Friday—seemed like decent timing, but nobody predicted policy shifts would hit this hard at market open. The scale of what's unfolding is genuinely wild; Treasury leadership dynamics matter more than people think right now.



The real question isn't whether to jump back in immediately, but whether we're seeing actual structural change or just noise. If fiscal coordination starts breaking down, that ripples through risk assets faster than most traders react. Worth watching the next move before committing fresh capital.
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BTCRetirementFundvip
· 15h ago
The policy change was really sudden. The positions I bought on Friday exploded directly on Monday. If you ask me, anyone jumping in now is just a rookie. Let's see how the Treasury folks handle this first. When it comes to risk assets, once the fiscal collapses, it's like a roller coaster. I'm still on the sidelines for now.
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ZeroRushCaptainvip
· 23h ago
Buying the dip on Friday at a high level, now you know what "selling the top early" means... When the fiscal game gets chaotic, retail investors always react half a beat late. Let's just wait to be cut.
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0xTherapistvip
· 01-12 05:41
The entire market exploded with a policy turnaround; no one really saw this coming. I didn't expect the market to open so aggressively on Monday; those folks in finance really know how to stir things up. Let's wait and see, don't rush to chase... let's see how it develops next. It feels like this time it's not just short-term volatility; structural changes might really be happening.
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HodlOrRegretvip
· 01-12 05:37
Taking profits on Friday, and unexpectedly, the market exploded right at the open on Monday... Treasury really changed the game The policy tone has shifted, surface-level efforts are useless, now it really depends on whether the fundamentals have changed Wait, is this round of adjustment structural or just a false alarm? Need to wait for clearer signals before jumping in If fiscal coordination collapses, risk assets won't escape, and reaction speeds won't be fast enough The hardest part now is patience, more difficult than anything else
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UnluckyLemurvip
· 01-12 05:28
Friday it ran away, this wave of policies came too aggressively The personnel changes at the Ministry of Finance have a much greater impact than we expected, it's really crazy Wait and see, don't rush to take over --- Is the structural adjustment just a false alarm? No one can say for sure, I'm still observing --- This time no one predicted it, the market opened and skyrocketed... Being cautious is not wrong --- If fiscal coordination collapses, that would be a whole different story --- Taking profits is correct, but the current question is whether to re-enter the market, it depends on --- Policies can really cause a sell-off, it was the same last time...
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