There’s basically no suspense left for Thursday’s Fed event, and Trump wants to use the opportunity to give the market a boost. But just look at the current trend—it’s stuck in this range between 3180 and 3060, can’t go up or down, just stagnating.

The PPI data isn’t even out yet, and the market already looks soulless, with trading volume drying up. Frankly, everyone’s holding their breath, waiting for that “shoe to drop”—the real main event is the interest rate decision in the early hours of Thursday. The current back-and-forth is just different funds squaring off.

Personally, I lean slightly bullish today, but I won’t chase high prices. I’m focusing on three support levels: around 3050, 3020, and 2990, planning to build long positions in batches. Don’t set stop-losses too wide—moving them down 15 to 20 points is enough. Of course, this is just my own trading plan and not investment advice. The market is unpredictable, so you’ll need to go with what fits your risk tolerance.

On that note, these “waiting for news” markets are the most draining—patience matters more than skill.