As the time for interest rate cuts approaches, investors need to maintain rational thinking rather than blind optimism or excessive worry. The market has fully priced-in the expectation of a 25 basis point rate cut, so one should not expect a significant pump immediately after the rate cut is implemented. On the contrary, a short-term pullback may occur, which is a common "fully priced-in good news" phenomenon in the market.

However, this does not mean that investors should panic. Short-term market fluctuations are often driven by sentiment rather than fundamental changes. After the interest rate cuts, market liquidity will gradually increase, which will provide long-term support for various assets, especially fund products.

From a longer-term perspective, especially as we approach the fourth quarter, the market trend may accelerate. For investors looking to enter the market, it is advisable to adopt a staggered investment strategy, retaining a portion of funds to respond to potentially better opportunities that may arise in the future.

Overall, while the market may experience some fluctuations in the short term, it is crucial to maintain patience and a long-term perspective. The market environment will gradually improve after the interest rate cut, creating more opportunities for investors. Closely monitoring market trends and adjusting investment strategies in a timely manner will be a wise move in the near future.