The Federal Reserve is unlikely to cut interest rates in September

Will the market face a sudden change in the future?

Yesterday, I saw a piece of news stating that the Federal Reserve is very likely not to cut interest rates in September. Many people are feeling anxious again, thinking that a rate cut would lead to a big rise, while no rate cut would lead to a big drop. In fact, this logic is flawed. I had warned everyone about this on August 18, not to overly focus on the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts. The overall trend of the market will not change drastically due to a rate cut; it will move as it should. A rate cut is merely a positive factor that will only affect short-term fluctuations, but will not change the ultimate trend. Moreover, this has been speculated for a year; how has it ultimately played out? Therefore, whether there is a rate cut or not, do not gamble on the possibility of a rate cut. If you guess right, you might enjoy a rebound; if you guess wrong, you could face significant losses. Furthermore, after a year of betting, when has anyone guessed correctly?

Once, a trader who made 400 million a year told me this: when trading, never pay attention to so-called news and data. These things are just for you to see, and no one knows what is true or false. When it's time to rise, it won't be driven by news or data; it was meant to rise anyway, and a positive news might just be announced alongside it. Everything is planned and premeditated, while retail investors consistently treat this news and so-called data as reference standards and base their trades on them, ultimately leading to failure. All of this is a trap laid by the major players. When trading, one should remain uninformed about external matters and focus solely on trading.