This year's market is experiencing a significant surge. I believe many people were waiting for the CPI data to come out before making any moves yesterday. In the morning, the market was still declining, and many were afraid, thinking that the CPI might be bad. In fact, you can infer the CPI data by observing the market trends in the afternoon. Therefore, before the data was released last night, I directly told everyone that the COI data wouldn't be too bad, and so far, it seems to be fine.

My original statement about the CPI data yesterday: I observed an interesting phenomenon regarding the CPI data. You will notice that on the release days of important data like CPI and non-farm employment data, if you look at the market history during this time period, particularly between one and two in the afternoon until 9:30 in the evening, you will find that the market has already provided the answer in advance. It often makes bets ahead of time, slowly rising a bit or slowly falling a bit. Then, before the data release at 20:30, the direction of the market's intense fluctuations actually aligns with the direction of the capital's bets during that afternoon period. The accuracy of this observation is quite high.