J.P. Morgan’s Secret Trading Plan For The FOMC Decision Tomorrow!
In a Nutshell
JP Morgan's FOMC analysis shows that even a 25bp rate hike could drive markets up 0.5-1% if it signals fewer 2025 cuts, while a no-hike scenario would push the S&P down 1.25-1.75%. The speaker is short 500 MSTR shares and believes Bitcoin/crypto primarily serves criminal activity, citing Epstein's funding role in its development. Markets are irrational since a rate hike is economically bearish yet could trigger rallies, and the speaker warns against trading tomorrow's volatility without waiting for post-announcement direction.
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Over $340 billion has been wiped from the market as the US 10-year Treasury hits the highest level since 2007. The video focuses on JP Morgan's announced trading plan for tomorrow's FOMC rate decision. The speaker emphasizes that institutions may say one thing but do another, but clarifies this is not a conspiracy theory—just information available publicly. Beginners are advised against shorting due to greater risk and should avoid trading tomorrow's likely volatile session. Instead, wait for markets to gap up or gap down based on the report, then make informed decisions.
Over $300 million worth of crypto longs were liquidated in the first 20 minutes after the US Senate failed to advance the Crypto Clarity Act. The speaker is openly biased against crypto, noting that despite 15 years of development, it hasn't been implemented in retail stores or everyday life. Crypto remains primarily used in the black market, with Jeffrey Epstein being one of the main funders behind the MIT project that led to its creation. The speaker believes crypto is the currency for criminals, and all it does is rugpull people.
The speaker announced a short position on MSTR in an earlier video after the Clarity Act rejection. The position went from being down $400 to ending $9,200 in the green. The speaker took profits, then reopened the short when it ripped back up, making another $9,200. Currently holding 500 shares worth approximately $63,000. The speaker trades only shares, never options, citing that shares don't expire and lack the leveraged risk of options. Beginners are advised to stay away from options.
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