There's a question that has been fermenting in the market—Is the current market trend really replicating the rhythm before the bubble burst in 2000? Observing the recent rebound trend of the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the four-month cycle performance of the S&P 500, there seems to be a strange similarity. Many analyses point to 2026 as a potential key node, referred to as the "Bena Cycle" node. For high-valued assets, this wave of correction may have the most direct impact. In other words, hedging now is no longer over-cautious but a necessary move. The curse of market cycles has been repeatedly validated—can we escape this time?
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MechanicalMartel
· 6h ago
Is 2026 a key milestone? I think history tends to repeat itself, but this time it might not follow the script. Hedging risks is fine, but don't make yourself anxious and restless every day, to the point of getting sick.
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ApeShotFirst
· 6h ago
Damn, another 2000s comparison again. I'm tired of hearing this kind of rhetoric, but... damn, I'm really a bit anxious about 2026.
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rugpull_survivor
· 6h ago
Another claim of "2026 doomsday," I'm really tired of hearing it.
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All-InQueen
· 6h ago
What about the cycle theory... Will it really explode in 2026? It feels like I've heard too many of these predictions.
There's a question that has been fermenting in the market—Is the current market trend really replicating the rhythm before the bubble burst in 2000? Observing the recent rebound trend of the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the four-month cycle performance of the S&P 500, there seems to be a strange similarity. Many analyses point to 2026 as a potential key node, referred to as the "Bena Cycle" node. For high-valued assets, this wave of correction may have the most direct impact. In other words, hedging now is no longer over-cautious but a necessary move. The curse of market cycles has been repeatedly validated—can we escape this time?