Gold prices, U.S. interest rates, and dollar indices

Gold prices, U.S. interest rates, and dollar indices suggest that the economy is heading for a recession. However, market participants are questioning whether the hidden card could be a big cut in interest rates due to the sentiment of gamblers sitting on the poker board. The Korean market also remains flat after a decline, saying, "It's gonna be all right."

No one at the FED is talking about the need to cut interest rates, but both pigeons and hawks are talking about the need to cut interest rates out of fear of inflationary demons that may reappear like putting a bell around a cat's neck. The hint will surely come from Powell's Jackson Hole speech on Friday night in our time.

The medium-term economic outlook is solid, but as an option trader, I can't help but think about my position on the expiration of this option tomorrow. Is it an adjustment to the recession or a bet expecting a big cut...

Tonight, the preliminary correction of employment and the FED MINUTES will be announced, showing what FED members mean. It's my own judgment, but I hope that when these two are announced, the volatility of the U.S. market will increase. The almost only way available to small-cap option buying players, especially retail investors, to deal with volatility is the Strangle or Strangle. Go to Strangle or Naked....that is the question.

Sometimes, when I envy and miss collective intelligence when I try to invest alone, this is the right moment. Life is alone and lonely anyway. I thought about it and decided.
I've decided once and for all. O.K. Let's roll the dice...........