The impact of the Fed's interest rate decision still lingers, and the current market sentiment for long positions is quite strong. Coupled with the overall trend of the bull market, the only choice before a real adjustment arrives is to follow the trend and go long. Currently, the risk of short orders is far greater than directly chasing rising prices for long positions. The weekend will mainly see sideways movement, so try not to go short, hold onto your chips, and be careful not to get shaken out of positions.
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The impact of the Fed's interest rate decision still lingers, and the current market sentiment for long positions is quite strong. Coupled with the overall trend of the bull market, the only choice before a real adjustment arrives is to follow the trend and go long. Currently, the risk of short orders is far greater than directly chasing rising prices for long positions. The weekend will mainly see sideways movement, so try not to go short, hold onto your chips, and be careful not to get shaken out of positions.