#美联储货币政策 It seems that the latest Beige Book released by the Federal Reserve shows a mixed economic picture. The emergence of a "K-shaped divergence" in the consumer market has caught my attention, which means that copy trading strategies may need to be adjusted. The high-end consumer segment remains active, but overall consumer spending is declining. This divergence trend is something to watch out for. I think in the short term, we should be cautious in choosing whom to follow for copy trading, and may need to favor traders who specialize in high-end consumer goods and luxury sectors. At the same time, employment levels have slightly decreased and inflation is rising moderately, so the impact on monetary policy direction still needs further observation. Whether the December meeting will keep interest rates unchanged remains controversial—I will closely monitor different viewpoints and adjust my position allocation strategy accordingly. Overall, the current market environment requires more caution and flexibility, and we shouldn't blindly follow the crowd.