#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 Yesterday's market trend was quite coordinated, and both trades accurately hit key levels.



This morning, I shorted in the range of 92500 to 93000, and finally took profit and exited at 91500. In the afternoon, as the market rebounded, I entered a long position around 91700, and closed it at 92500. This is how the short-term win rate is maximized.

Actually, the biggest test in trading is not a few successful trades, but whether you can stick to your plan. With a clear strategy and disciplined execution, things often go much smoother than expected. The Fed's recent policy changes are indeed driving market rhythm shifts, and short-term volatility has provided many opportunities—it's all about seizing them.
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SigmaBrainvip
· 12h ago
The market cooperation is really rare, and the key is effective execution. Positioning is precise. I also followed the rhythm and made a little profit this time, but I'm just worried about a pullback later making me greedy. The Federal Reserve indeed provided opportunities this time, but sticking to discipline is the secret to making money; otherwise, even the best market conditions are useless. Both trades have been closed for profit, showing an exceptional level of self-discipline. Honestly, executing the plan is much more difficult than predicting the market. Most people get stuck because of greed. Opportunities are there; it depends on who can stay steady and not be reckless.
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GateUser-e19e9c10vip
· 12-10 18:21
Well, the market is pretty good, but this kind of oscillation back and forth is the easiest to be shaken out. By the way, how did you find the entry point for the 92500 short position? Seems like your timing is pretty precise.
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SchrödingersNodevip
· 12-10 18:11
Wow, so accurate. This wave of correction is playing out exactly as scripted. The Federal Reserve is really playing chess.
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GasFeeCriervip
· 12-10 18:03
Another perfect day, right? Hehe... Wait, is this market really going this smoothly? Why do I feel it's not that simple? Sticking to the plan is definitely correct, but how can you guarantee that every time you get it so precisely... The Federal Reserve is really stirring things up this round, but short-term fluctuations really depend on luck. When you really make big money, share it then, and what about when you lose?
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RumbleValidatorvip
· 12-10 18:01
The range from 92,500 to 91,500, to be honest, is just playing the swing. The key is how long you can maintain this execution—I've seen too many people get carried away after making one or two profits, only to blow up all their previous gains in one trade. The Federal Reserve's policy changes drive the pace? That's the essence of a data-driven market—who can quickly perceive the shift in the consensus mechanism will be the winner.
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