#美联储货币政策预期 Seeing Wall Street institutions' optimistic expectations for US stocks, I can't help but feel: isn't this just the prelude to harvesting retail investors? I remember back then, I was also fooled by these so-called "expert predictions," only to end up losing everything—nothing left but my underwear. Now I've seen through these tricks—"new bull market"? It's just a bait to attract retail investors to enter.

These institutions predict the S&P 500 will rise to 7500 or even 8000 points. Sounds tempting, right? But don’t forget, Wall Street's "predictions" often have ulterior motives. They say the bull market isn't over, likely because large funds have already started accumulating positions at high levels, needing more retail investors to take the bait.

I advise everyone not to be fooled by these sweet words. The Federal Reserve’s monetary policy is the real key. With inflation still uncertain, rushing into the market is too risky. Instead of blindly following so-called experts' predictions, it’s better to calm down, study the fundamentals, and manage risks properly. Remember, the market will never go as smoothly as expected; protecting your principal is the way to go.