This week’s trading strategy should be centered around a key date—the December 10th Federal Reserve meeting.

From a macro perspective, there’s a high probability that the US will implement its third rate cut this year. If the rate cut materializes, global liquidity will be further unleashed, and the boost this liquidity brings to the market should not be underestimated.

Technical indicators are also aligning with this expectation. Yesterday’s deep V-shaped reversal is telling—a sharp drop followed by a quick rebound, a typical bullish pattern. Remember this rule: a sharp rally isn’t always a real rally, and a steep drop isn’t always a real drop. On the 4-hour chart, a double-bottom pattern has already formed, and the neckline has been decisively broken.

So the current strategy is clear: before the Fed meeting, if the market offers a pullback, prioritize long positions. True declines often occur when nobody dares to be bearish; that’s when sentiment peaks and a reversal sneaks in. Right now? The bullish trend still has room to run.