Today's market sentiment is indeed weak. After finally climbing to 92000, it was quickly dumped again, as if the strength hadn't fully built up before reality pressed it back to its coordinates. This kind of short-term fluctuation actually reflects the market waiting for a direction, and the real direction is likely to become clear only after the Fed Chairman makes a final decision.

Before that, the bearish sentiment will continue to dominate the pace, and funds will tend to be more cautious and wait-and-see. My strategy is to remain patient, not to chase highs, not to be aggressive, and to wait for the news to settle and liquidity expectations to be repriced, then see if the market can develop a strong trend. Short-term fluctuations are inevitable, but the opportunities in the larger cycle will not be swallowed by this small segment of volatility.