Next week and the week after, one is the Federal Reserve's rate cut, and the other is Japan's rate hike. The market will experience a peak of forced liquidation around these two weeks, while also presenting the best opportunity for bottom fishing. This bottom fishing can be said to be the last low point of this year. For those seeking stability, it is advisable to enter using spot trading in batches within a locked range. After the needle drops, slowly enter using contracts.

The "bottom fishing point" after the Federal Reserve's rate cut and Japan's rate hike are completely different, and these two market phases need to be clearly distinguished. The former's bottom fishing is for short-term longs, while the latter's bottom fishing is for medium-term trend longs.