The release of US economic data in the last week has indeed made the situation a bit complicated. Currently, this is the most critical decision-making point of the year, and you know the importance of this period.

This weekend, the US non-farm payrolls and unemployment rate will be announced one after another, and these two indicators have always been the market's focus. After the data is released, the US market will gradually enter a festive mode, which is a clear characteristic of this time of year. Policy-level negotiations will cool down, market liquidity will decrease, and market participants' decision-making speed will slow down—this is a pattern observed throughout history.

The corresponding response strategy for 📊 is actually very straightforward:

First, control your overall position exposure and avoid letting risks exceed your capacity. Second, reassess your asset allocation and see if your position distribution is reasonable. Third, and most importantly: never be led by short-term fluctuations; emotional decisions are especially prone to pitfalls during this period.

In essence, investing is a game of probability and execution, and emotions will only lead you to regretful choices.