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The number of buyers is increasing despite the recent pullbacks, and a clear divergence is forming on the Wyckoff pattern very similar to what we saw back in October. At this point, we really need the stock market to start reversing, and it shouldn’t take much longer. Inflation has slowed more than expected, and according to TrueInflation, it’s dropped significantly even in the past two weeks. If tariffs don’t get in the way, the April data should also show improvement, and hopefully, we could see the first rate cut as early as May. What do you think? Personally, I believe that if the macroeconomic backdrop were like it was during the last two bull runs, we’d already be hitting new highs over and over again. submitted by /u/LectureMany8605 to r/Hedera |