This week's market performance depends on the "three-piece news set":
① Tuesday at 9 PM, Jefferson speaks
This guy's attitude is crucial—if he continues to stand by old Powell, that means stability; if he suddenly aligns with Trump, it wouldn't be surprising if the market changes its face entirely.
② Wednesday G20 meeting
On the surface, it's the usual talk about the global economy, but in reality, the market loves to interpret "positive signals" from the cracks, and bulls and bears can start fighting at any moment.
③ Thursday at 2 AM, Federal Reserve Beige Book
This time slot is the most likely for ghost stories to unfold; one careless move could lead to a big spike that targets night owls and greedy investors.
In short:
This week is a typical "week of wind and grass movement," with the market dancing to the news. There are opportunities in the market, but if the timing is wrong, operations can easily turn into "throwing your life to the dogs."