THE MOST OBVIOUS BULLISH INDICATOR
Since the middle of 2022, the federal reserve kept bumping up the interest rate by 75 basis point which is already considered extremely aggressive. Luckily for investors, the last FOMC meeting of 2022 had showed that the federal reserve slowed down their rate hike and only increased it by 50 basis point and then, for the first FOMC meeting for this new year, the interest rate hike had decreased to 25 basis point. This year made investors believe that the federal reserve has a much more optimistic outlook for the future and might even decrease interest rate goals for this year of 2023.
For the first the since inflation had reached that 40 years that we have all gotten through, Jerome Powell has now seemed to be more confident and dovish as he spoke. The main reason why this time around even though the rate has gone up and the market decided to pump was because it seems like things might be turning for a better scene. This is the beginning for us to see less quantitative tightening measures and it might seem like interest rates may turn around this year which could put us back in the same scenario as what we have seen before in the bull market.
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