The Federal Reserve's 25 basis point rate cut this time is basically a done deal, and the market has long since priced it in, so there's little volatility. However, what really warrants caution is the potentially hawkish remarks Powell might make afterwards—after all, inflation is still a ticking time bomb.

On another note, ZEC performed quite impressively today, surging nearly 20% in a single day, with clear bullish signals on the technical side. But here's the question: is this a classic "buy the rumor, sell the news" trap, or is it the prelude to a bull market driven by renewed liquidity easing?

What do you think about the sustainability of this round of market action?