This month, the Federal Reserve injected $40 billion into the market. Powell claimed it's just "routine reserve management," which is not the same as traditional QE. But think about this—every time they make these "technical adjustments," it's essentially a disguised way of easing liquidity. The faucet is already being turned on, and the direction is clearly heading toward easing.

To put it simply, it's a stabilizing move. The Federal Reserve is very familiar with this routine; they may appear hesitant on the surface and reluctant to admit it, but in reality, they've already set the tone for easing.

However, be cautious: after good news is announced, there might actually be a wave of pullback initially. If prices do fall, that could be a buying opportunity. The footsteps of a bull market are getting closer.