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Once again played by the Federal Reserve. Last night, Goolsby's remarks caused the market to surge then plunge, completely being led by the nose. This routine should look familiar to you.

The problem is, this guy is no longer a "dove king"—

Looking at his voting record? He firmly opposed rate cuts last month. And now? He’s saying, "Inflation must return to 2%, or no deal." From bullish calls to data-driven decisions, this shift is pretty quick. One thing to say: show me the evidence, words alone don’t count.

The reason the market was broken by rhetoric is that inside the Fed, everyone is singing a different tune. Officials’ opinions clash, retail investors caught in the middle are like walking on landmines. Is this a shakeout to absorb supply or a real move to shrink the balance sheet? Nobody knows for sure.

**What about your wallet?**

In the short term, "verbal oscillation" has become routine; a rise doesn’t necessarily mean opportunity—more likely it’s a trap to lure more buyers. The real mid-term indicators are CPI and non-farm payroll data. Keeping an eye on these two metrics is more reliable than listening to any speeches. In the long run, only when the Fed reaches internal consensus or economic data become strong enough can we see the true direction.

**Trading advice is simple:**

Don’t chase highs in the news pile—that just fuels the market. The most practical approach is to protect your principal and stay flat until the trend becomes clear. Forget about the dove or hawk labels; just look at rate votes and hardcore data to speak for themselves.

I want to ask everyone: do you think this rally is just the prelude to institutions absorbing supply, or is the market really heading down? Share your thoughts in the comments: do you choose to stay on the sidelines, or wait for a reverse signal to act?