The U.S. market on Thursday was delayed in

The U.S. market on Thursday was delayed in response to interest rate cuts, but I think it is a highly anticipated market, combining the words "relief" and "not dilapidated."

I bet the market would also rise yesterday, but as you all know, the results were not good. I certainly saw the intention of separating Powell's dovish remarks no matter what the market would do, and they also breathed a sigh of relief (breathing a high of relief).

I don't think that was the case with our market participants. After all, when the Friday JobDatta turned sour, the American market participants cheered with relief that their wishes didn't go away, and I'm bitter. It's the worst feeling. I definitely thought I'd read their mind and their lips, but the result is, bam... but now that I'm overwhelmed by the majority of market participants or the forces that dictate direction, I have to admit that the market was also right..

Anyway, Le Pasé est Passé, if you look at the U.S. market that ended today, you know that the employment index was bad and cheered, and I think you know the news of Apple's stock purchase worth 110 billion dollars. As expected, the scale of American children is amazing. The more important point is that American children are drinking the kimchi soup of interest rate cuts again. As I read the news, I see a lot of the word "sooner." They want us to cut interest rates as soon as possible.

When you think of Sooner, you think of Oklahoma. The name of the state college's athletic team is Sooners. Anyone who knows all about American history has something to do with the free land that the U.S. government gave away during the American West's settlement in the late 19th century. On April 22, 1889, the U.S. government opened up a massive amount of land for free in Oklahoma to explore new settlements. Thousands of people participated in the race to win an acre of land if they set off at the appointed time and took the flag. However, the people who secretly departed earlier than the appointed time and occupied the land were called the " Sooners." These days, they are glorified as those who took the flag earlier than that. Anyway, basically, the people who broke the rules and started early and gained the upper hand are the Sooners. That land was taken away by the original owners, the Indians, and I don't know who the Sooners are....

There's a famous movie about that. It's Far and Away, starring my friends Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman. It's a representation of people who sneaked in on the eve of the appointed day and hid in the place where the flag was, and people fighting to take it away. It's still lingering, maybe because I saw it in my youth. It's fun, so I hope you watch it. It's such an old movie that it may be hard to find, but...

Our market may not be able to reflect the U.S. market surge on Tuesday as an alternative holiday on Monday. After the weekend, people calm down and calm down again. Interest rates made people cry and laugh. Interest is really interesting. Since it's summer weather today, I have to go out for now. Have a nice holiday...