Everyone’s cheering the dip, but I’m not convinced. If real yields stay sticky and the Fed’s not done hiking, why should risk appetite suddenly flip?
Naps mean liquidity pockets; quick scalp setup.
Why do we always treat every headline like a trend reversal? If $SPY’s range is intact, what exactly changed overnight?
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