As a market trader,
you need to be clear about who your opponents are,
and also know who to avoid.
Many people are now waiting for the election results on November 5,
preparing to act only then;
some are trying to trade in advance by predicting the election results,
which has made the market very unstable.
I personally choose the former,
avoiding this market volatility filled with uncertainty.
In such situations, staying calm and avoiding blindly following the crowd,
waiting until the dust settles after the election to make decisions,
might be safer and more prudent.
After all, investing requires rationality; don't let emotions sway your judgment.
