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 liquidation around these two weeks, and also present 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 use spot trading to gradually enter the market within a locked range. After the needle goes down, slowly enter using contracts.
The "bottom-fishing point" after the Federal Reserve's rate cut and Japan's rate hike is completely different; these two market phases should be clearly distinguished. The former's bottom-fishing is short-term bullish, while the latter's bottom-fishing is for medium-term trend bullish positions.