The consumer price index data to be released at 8:30 tonight, ( CPI ), will become the market focus. Investors have begun to anticipate a rebound in inflation, with a forecasted core CPI month-on-month rate of 0.3% and a year-on-year rate between 3.0% and 3.1%.

The release of this key data is likely to influence market trends according to common patterns. If the data is slightly below expectations, it may drive the market up; while if it is slightly above expectations, it may trigger a short-term adjustment. This reaction pattern reflects the psychological state of market participants: filled with doubts during rises and hesitant during declines, seemingly forever lingering in regret and hesitation.

However, wise investors should realize that a single data point is merely a catalyst for market fluctuations; what truly determines the long-term trend is the overall economic trend. Excessive focus on short-term volatility while ignoring the big picture often leads to investment mistakes. Many people hesitate during market downturns but can't help but chase prices when they rise, and this behavioral pattern usually results in losses.

Therefore, for investors, the key is to establish a long-term perspective and focus on the fundamentals, rather than being led by short-term data. Staying calm during market fluctuations and making decisions based on one's investment strategy and risk tolerance is the wise course of action. Remember, successful investing is often built on an accurate grasp of market trends, rather than an overreaction to a single event.