I'm feeling a little subdued now that morning

I'm feeling a little subdued now that morning options trading is off. Tomorrow is the holiday, but there is an option expiration and a FOMC event on Thursday when I return to work. If you look at the inflation numbers, it's a rate freeze, but the market expects Powell to make a gesture to cut interest rates to stimulate the economy while pushing for GDP at the press conference. Even Goolsbee, the head of the pigeon, says the rate cut should be slowed down, but the government's Yellen sister is secretly making remarks that she wants it to be cut. Both of them are good reasons. The government's demand is that the fiscal deficit and the trade deficit are high interest rates and strong dollars, and the so-called twin deficit is growing, so now it needs to be adjusted. Powell has been going back and forth from pigeon to pigeon to hawk since last year and from hawk to arthurbuns again.

When you have the validity of long and short, buying a string is the best. I bought a call in the morning and a call in the morning, and now I bought a call in the low put price, and I took a rough position, but I was tempted to liquidate it and succeed for now. Let's build up call buying again according to the put price. People who have courage in betting chans and always leverage to invest are very successful. I did that, too. You know, Mr. Sexpier was like that, Winner takes all. When I was young, I used to use a lot of credit and options, but now I'm losing courage as I get older. The name is dragon, but it seems that as you get older, your body is disappearing and your courage is disappearing.

Still, the opportunity is coming with bangs, so you have to grab the hair. Anyway, as the English expression suggests, it's "It's now and ever" and it's "FOMC" all the time, so I think you have to grab the bangs of the opportunity well. I'm going to dip my feet in it. I'm game. 湧....