#美联储货币政策 Seeing the officials of the Fed endlessly debating the interest rate cut issue for December, I couldn't help but recall my own experience of being played for suckers. At that time, I also believed various favourable information, only to be heavily harvested by the market maker. Now, looking at these messages again, I feel that I still need to stay vigilant.

Although some officials support a rate cut, more seem to hold a cautious attitude. Especially those regional Fed chairs are quite concerned about inflation issues. This reminds me of the lessons learned from chasing gains and cutting losses back in the day - one cannot only look at the surface favourable information, but must also clearly see the risks behind it.

For us ordinary investors, rather than trying to guess the Fed's decisions, it is better to focus our energy on improving our risk recognition abilities. We should learn to analyze information from multiple perspectives and not be swayed by a single piece of news. After all, the market is always more complex than we imagine, and rash betting may very well lead to being played for suckers again.

In summary, in the face of such uncertainty, it is wise to remain cautious. Instead of thinking about how to seize opportunities for quick wealth, it is better to consider how to survive longer in this market. After all, only by living long enough can one have the chance to wait for genuine opportunities.