Tonight, we should pay close attention to the release of the U.S. April CPI data! The direction of this data directly relates to the sentiment in the financial markets. If the data is favorable, the likelihood of interest rate hikes will likely increase significantly; conversely, expectations for rate hikes will decrease. Currently, there is much speculation in the market about whether the policy in July will be adjusted, and the April CPI data is undoubtedly a key barometer.

Looking back at last night's U.S. stock market, the opening was strong, leading people to believe a major trend was coming, but subsequently, there was a significant pullback, making the trend quite elusive. Recently, there has been a peculiar phenomenon in the market—whenever good news comes from Trump, the market seems to intentionally decline, as if caught in a strange cycle.

Looking at the current market, I sincerely advise everyone to stabilize their position and avoid impulsive actions. The market is still struggling in a downward trend, and in this situation, blind operations could lead to significant losses. Rather than taking risks with reckless actions, it is better to patiently observe. Once the market shows a rebound and reaches a high point, then it won't be too late to consider shorting. We would rather miss some seemingly good opportunities than act rashly and incur losses; after all, in the investment market, caution is always the top priority.