#美联储政策动向 The market has really been turbulent lately. I saw the news that Thanksgiving is coming up in the US next week, which means fewer trading days and a significant drop in liquidity. At times like this, we need to be even more vigilant and not let short-term volatility cloud our judgment.

Thinking back to when I first entered the market, I used to chase gains and sell on dips around holidays, and ended up getting burned more than a few times. Now I’ve learned my lesson and stay much calmer during these periods, observing market trends more carefully. For example, next Tuesday’s US retail sales data and Thursday’s Beige Book report are both worth keeping a close eye on. They often reflect the underlying economic fundamentals and the Fed’s policy stance.

That said, even if you have this information, you still shouldn’t blindly follow the herd. In my experience, no matter how the market moves, you have to stick to your own investment strategy and not be easily swayed by short-term noise. After all, in this market, the ones who last the longest are usually those who can keep their cool. Don’t let the holiday atmosphere or market sentiment throw you off—staying clear-headed is key.