According to Eric Balchunas, last week marked the largest surge ever in leveraged ETFs, with trading volumes more than doubling the usual levels. This increase is attributed to volatile market rallies, which, despite being potentially short-lived ('dead cat bounces'), have attracted traders looking to capitalize on buying dips and selling peaks. These conditions present ripe opportunities for traders, though the profit potential on selling peaks appears diminished.

According to KookCapitalLLC, the key to navigating the markets is to employ a Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) strategy until the Federal Reserve pivots its monetary policy. This approach is based on the historical pattern where the Fed's pivot has consistently led to market rallies. The tweet suggests that this strategy remains valid as long as Keynesian economics underpins monetary policy, advocating for a 'spot and chill' approach in anticipation of the inevitable pivot.