2026-01-21 14:20:44

#谁将成为下一届美联储掌舵人？ A political heavyweight's一句话, the market follows the shift——this is the current financial ecosystem. In recent market conditions, this phenomenon has been particularly evident.

Some traders have capitalized on a window of a gold rally, earning $7000 in just 1 minute. The volatility of $XAU indeed provided many opportunities, but the key factors are those policy signals and high-level statements, which directly rewrite market expectations.

Right now, everyone is speculating on how personnel changes at the Federal Reserve will unfold, as this directly relates to future interest rate policies and liquidity environments. Each key position candidate could become the next market turning point. That’s why some can precisely hit the timing, while others can only watch opportunities slip away.

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bridgeOops

· 19h ago

Making $7,000 from policy dividends? Easier said than done, but how many can really hit the mark... The change of the Federal Reserve chair will indeed shake up the market, the question is, how do we determine who will make the next move?

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BlockchainBrokenPromise

· 19h ago

Policy expectations change, and gold prices fluctuate wildly. Frankly, it's still liquidity causing the chaos.

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NFTArtisanHQ

· 20h ago

ngl, the fed chair theater is just another meta-narrative waiting to collapse... but yeah, watching traders hunt those 7k XAU scalps while the real primitives are the policy signals themselves—there's something poetic about that asymmetry, no?

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airdrop_huntress

· 20h ago

Once the policy is announced, the market changes instantly... This is the current game rule --- $7000 in 1 minute? Really? Why am I still losing --- So, the information gap is the biggest advantage --- Is it really so crucial who is in charge of the Federal Reserve? Feels like the risk is quite high --- Wait, can I still jump on this gold rally --- Making money through politics, I rely purely on luck... --- As the topic shifts, funds follow the trend, it's so realistic

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GasGrillMaster

· 20h ago

Yeah, this wave is indeed determined by information asymmetry between life and death. Picking the right people means profit, while the wrong ones only lead to dust. Policy expectations suddenly change, and gold soars. A 1-minute $7,000 move is indeed exciting, but I still think betting on people is less reliable than betting on liquidity. The Federal Reserve's candidate has changed, so the interest rate definitely needs to follow, but who can really pinpoint the exact timing? Most people are still armchair strategists afterward. The market is so competitive; without some information sources, it's really a waste of effort. Is policy more important or technical analysis? I still can't quite figure it out.

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