Will the Federal Reserve's Interest Rate Meeting Ignite a Bull Market?

This Thursday morning, the Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting is approaching, and the market generally expects a 25 basis point rate cut. Typically, about 6 hours before the meeting, market calm will be disrupted, and volatility will begin to increase. Since the rate cut meets expectations, it is likely to become a catalyst for market gains rather than a negative shock. In this context, from an investment strategy perspective, buying on dips remains a wise choice, and timely selling when the market rebounds can yield certain profits.

In the short term, the market has not shown signs of significant correction, and from December to March, deep adjustments are unlikely. Therefore, continuing to adopt a buying on dips strategy is advisable, and there is no need to be overly concerned about short-term market fluctuations. However, the current risk that requires close attention is the potential interest rate hike in Japan. If Japan's interest rate hike decision exceeds market expectations, it could trigger fluctuations in market sentiment and asset prices in certain areas. #超级央行周