#美联储货币政策# The US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP) data this time is really alarming. Employment growth has clearly slowed down, and the unemployment rate has slightly risen, which suggests that the economic situation is not very optimistic. However, upon closer thought, this may not be entirely bad news for us retail investors. The Fed may slow down the pace of interest rate hikes because of this, and may even consider cutting rates. But don’t be too happy too soon, as the market is always unpredictable.

I have experienced too many lessons of being deceived by the market. Now when I see such news, my first reaction is to be vigilant. Everyone should not be blinded by temporary good news and impulsively enter the market. One must know that the operators love to create FOMO sentiment at such times to induce retail investors to take over.

My suggestion is: stay calm, watch more and act less. Pay close attention to subsequent economic data and the Fed's statements. At the same time, be wary of some projects taking the opportunity to hype. Remember, in this market, staying alive for a long time is more important than making quick money. Safety first, risk prevention should be a priority. Everyone must keep their eyes wide open and avoid falling into traps.