In the volatility of the market, even if the information is generally positive, the market may still experience an unexpected decline. This phenomenon is more frequent in a single month in a bull market, manifested as an increase in most of the time and a sharp correction in a few times. Especially at the time of important events of the Federal Reserve, the market reaction may be particularly intense.

Everyone should realize that market fluctuations are not always proportional to positive information. In the atmosphere of a bull market, although good news is frequently reported, natural fluctuations and adjustments in the market are also inevitable. Therefore, learning to identify and respond to these fluctuations, rather than relying solely on information judgment, is the key to improving trading efficiency.