⚠️A small pre-market rise after the US stock market crash = a bull trap! Don't rush to buy the dip!

Recently, the three major US stock indices have been falling continuously, with the Nasdaq dropping more than 1.5% in a single day. Today, some people are getting restless just because of a slight pre-market uptick?

Listen to advice! This rebound is most likely just a temporary pause in the downtrend—the real bottom is still far away❌

The core issue now is the difficulty of capital flow: The Fed's hawkish stance locks in high interest rates until 2027, the US dollar index breaks 108, and global capital is frantically flowing back to cash/US bonds, with risk assets being sold off across the board. Whether it's individual US stocks or ETFs, they all face tightening liquidity—you might not even find buyers if you want to sell. Buying the dip now could easily trap you halfway up the mountain!

Moreover, this is a systemic liquidity crisis, not just a simple pullback: The wave of leveraged liquidations hasn't stopped, institutions are still withdrawing, and valuations haven't fallen to safe levels. Jumping in now is like catching a falling knife barehanded!

Hold back, cash is king—wait for real stabilization signals before acting!