2026-01-18 10:01:51

#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 A well-known market analyst is optimistic about the market trend in 2026, confidently stating that the S&P 500 is expected to surge to 7,700 points.

His logic is simple— the gains in the first five trading days of January are already a good early signal, indicating that market sentiment is warming up. Such a start to the year often suggests that the upward momentum could continue throughout the year.

However, this analyst is not overly optimistic. He points out that Washington may introduce policies to limit credit card interest rates, which, if implemented, could put significant pressure on the financial sector. This is a common market scenario—opportunities and risks always go hand in hand.

Ultimately, whether the market performs well or not is not the main issue; the key is whether you are prepared. $BTC $ETH $SOL remains a market focus asset, but only if you keep up with changing circumstances and adjust your strategy flexibly.

Currently, the US core CPI data is below expectations, providing another reference dimension for risk assets.

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OnChainDetective

· 4h ago

nah, that 7,700 SPY target reeks of typical analyst hopium... where's the actual transaction data backing this? jan momentum means nothing if we can't trace the volume patterns tbh

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ClassicDumpster

· 4h ago

7700 points? Sounds good, as long as we can hold it As soon as the promised interest rate cap policy is announced, financial stocks will fall, and it will be another round of shakeouts. It's really a mix of opportunity and risk The CPI being below expectations is actually a positive, right? The reason for printing money has increased again haha

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DAOTruant

· 5h ago

7700? Sounds pretty aggressive, but I didn't expect the CPI to be so weak and still rise. It's good to be optimistic, but the key is to bet on the right direction; otherwise, even high targets are just castles in the air. The financial sector needs to be closely monitored for interest rate restrictions.

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liquidation_watcher

· 5h ago

7,700 points? Sounds great, but once Washington steps in, the financial sector will be finished. --- CPI below expectations is actually an opportunity; I’m optimistic about this risk asset rebound. --- The core issue isn’t the market trend; it’s whether you have the guts to go all in. --- BTC, ETH, SOL are indeed in, but I’m worried about falling behind the pace and getting left behind. --- Once credit card interest rate policies are implemented, how can financial stocks still rise? I don’t quite buy this logic. --- What does a five-day trading gain at the start of the year really indicate? The real test is still to come. --- Risks and opportunities come together? Fine, it all depends on who can survive until the end of the year. --- The fact that core CPI is below expectations needs a close look; it might not be as positive as it seems.

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RugPullSurvivor

· 5h ago

7700 points? Sounds good, but I don't dare to fully believe it. --- A lower CPI is actually a positive, I can follow this logic. --- It's the same old tune at the start of the year—"good year ahead," every year someone says that. --- Instead of waiting for 7700, it's better to get in now; paper gains are meaningless. --- If the financial sector is suppressed, can the tech sector pick up the slack? That's the question. --- What does "ready" mean? Going all in, or just keeping some bullets? --- BTC is still rising; I can't worry too much about the others.

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