The surge of alternative assets: Don’t listen to what they say, watch what they do.
The purple line has caught up.The financial condition monitoring in the weekly report tracks actual real money pricing results in the market, which is in fact much more meaningful than any news, narrative, or single price indicator. These are real financial conditions.
On the surface, Wall Street media repeatedly releases various news, but in reality, whales have always been trading according to loose conditions.
There is no truly objective news or viewpoint in the world; much of what you see and hear is what certain people want you to see and hear. Don't listen to what they say, observe what these stakeholders are actually doing.
Below is the content from last weekend’s weekly report:

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When the weekly was published, only alternative assets had not caught up, with significant price differences compared to others.

As of 260820
Up until now, the gap has been closed, a 20% rise within two trading days...
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