#美联储利率政策与人事变动# Seeing the latest news about the Fed's interest rate policy and personnel changes, I can't help but recall my previous experiences of being played for suckers. Such subtle changes often trigger significant market fluctuations, and if you're not careful, you can end up getting played for suckers completely. I have learned to be vigilant now and will no longer follow blindly.

The inflation data for the U.S. in June slightly exceeded expectations, and the probability of a rate cut in September has fallen from previous highs to 41.3%. Coupled with the impending resignation of Fed board member Quigley, market bets on a rate cut in September have increased. Behind this subtle change, there may be manipulation by major players.

My suggestion is not to be easily swayed by these short-term news. Learn to look at long-term trends and focus on the fundamentals of the real economy. Investing requires patience, don't FOMO. The current market fluctuation is too great, and it's easy to be played for suckers. Stay vigilant and manage risks to survive longer in this market.